Having confird that Space was upgrading, Mo Yan knelt before the ancestral tablets and waited peacefully. What she had never imagined was that this waiting would last until she had knelt for four hours, yet she still couldn’t enter Space; such a prolonged period was sothing she had never encountered before.
The abnormality of Space made Mo Yan a bit anxious. She ate her lunch absentmindedly and then took the excuse of catching up on sleep to go back to the courtyard, shut the door, and tried to enter Space.
But no matter what she did, she just couldn’t get in. Fortunately, the connection with Space in her mind was growing stronger. Although she didn’t know what exactly had happened to Space or what it had beco now, the feeling it gave her seed to be getting better.
With all this tossing and turning, compounded by a sleepless night, Mo Yan could hardly keep her eyes open. After sending Mao Tuan, who wanted to sleep with her, away, she took off her shoes, climbed into bed, covered herself with a thin blanket, and fell into a drowsy sleep.
"Yanyan—Yanyan, wake up—co in and see , wake up—"
Mo Yan, preoccupied with thoughts of Space, didn’t sleep soundly and, through the haze, seed to hear soone calling her na. The tone sounded childlike, like a seven or eight-year-old child, but the voice was like that of a grown adult in their twenties or thirties.
Not recognizing the voice, it repeated over and over in her mind. Mo Yan couldn’t tell if it was in her dream or in reality and didn’t dare to respond rashly. She had heard from elders in her past life that if you hear soone calling you from behind, you mustn’t respond hastily; first, make sure soone is really calling you. If not, your soul might be lured away by the voice calling you, and you would never wake up.
Though she knew it was superstitious, Mo Yan, still not quite awake, did not respond. But the owner of the voice refused to give up, calling out again and again, determined not to stop until Mo Yan woke up.
Mo Yan, annoyed by the incessant voice, finally couldn’t take it anymore and shouted, "Shut up!" Seemingly startled by her own voice, she suddenly opened her eyes and sat bolt upright in bed.
The three beasts sleeping outside heard the commotion in the room and hurried in, seeing that Mo Yan’s complexion wasn’t good, confusion flashed in all six of their beastly eyes, obviously unaware of who had provoked her.
Mo Yan had no ti to consider the three beasts’ thoughts as she had fully awakened by then, sure that she wasn’t in a dream; however, that discordant voice continued to echo in her mind, only this ti omitting the words "wake up," turning the phrase into "Yanyan, co and see , co and see !"
Her forehead throbbing, if not for the certainty that she was physically and ntally healthy, without schizophrenia or suffering from delusions, Mo Yan would have gone mad. Seemingly recalling sothing, she quickly looked at the palm of her right hand, with a thought, she vanished from the bed in an instant.
Seeing this, the three beasts looked at each other bewildered, it seed... this was the first ti that Yanyan had entered Space without paying them any attention!
...
Mo Yan stood agape on the soft black soil, looking at the space enshrouded in mist, like a fairyland, hardly believing that this boundless space was the sa one that had followed her through two lifetis.
In her previous life, Space had reached the fifth level at its peak, and she was excited for a long ti by a re thousand acres. The vast expanses of land in front of her now were no less than ten thousand acres, an increase of twenty tis from before!
Mo Yan, holding her wildly beating heart, gradually regained her calm after the initial shock. She began walking through Space, intently observing the changes within. She discovered that not only had the land area expanded, but the Spiritual Energy of the Spirit Spring Water had also beco more abundant. Even the original orchards, dicine fields, and grain crops had undergone significant changes.
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