Carolyn's heart trembled, she was very clear that Franklin was not calling her.

But she did not refuse.

Accepted everything from Franklin without any complaints or reservations.

No one saw it, but there was a dog head swirling around Carolyn's head, sticking out its tongue and continuously licking her forehead.

Lick dogs will not disappear, they will only transfer!

***

The Murray's manor.

Susie sat cross-legged on her small sofa, calm and focused, examining her Yama Palace.

Yama Palace was upgraded once in Ghost Abyss.

After Day God and Night God returned to their positions, the atmosphere of Yama Palace seemed to have changed again.

Susie carefully felt it, and invisibly, she seemed to see lines of words floating in front of her eyes. She reached out her hand and grabbed those words in her hand.

In the next moment, these words, like quicksand, suddenly dispersed in her palm and all gathered into her body!

"Is this... the rule?" Susie exclaimed, carefully sensing it.

It was really a rule, the rule of the underworld!

She has actually mastered the rules of the underworld now?!

No, she hadn't fully mastered it yet. The rows of fonts in front of her filled the void, and she only grasped two strands among them.

Susie had a feeling that when Yama Palace was fully restored, it would be the time when she mastered all the rules.

Susie looked at her palm and squeezed it tightly, feeling a powerful force surging through her entire body.

"Wow... it could be upgraded like this?" Susie exclaimed in surprise.

When she helped her two brothers awaken Day God and Night God, she never imagined there would be such a reward!

This business was done brilliantly!

Brother upgraded = She upgraded, both sides benefited!

Let her think about how to restore Yama Palace. Micky mentioned that Yama, judges, and ten major underworld officials were present in Yama Palace.

So, after all ten nether spirits awakened, does that mean she could fully grasp the rules of the underworld?

By then, she was not afraid of King of Urban at all!

Susie was very excited and immersed herself in Yama Palace, eagerly examining the ten statues of the handsome Yin gods.

The statues of Night God and Day God were indeed different. The other statues were lifeless and just a piece of stone.

But Day God and Night God were no longer stones, they felt more like living beings, ethereal, with flowing black hair and robes that moved without wind...

It seems that as long as Day God and Night God stand here, these two ethereal shadows can immediately merge with them and completely materialize.

"I understood, so that's how it was..."

***

Susie was immersed in her own world.

Mitch propped up his chin and pondered on the side.

What exactly was wrong with him? Was he lacking talent?

Why can Susie have sudden enlightenment so easily, while he still needs to hang on a tree?

Looking at Susie now, her breath changed again, making Mitch even more exhausted, as if he was trying his best to catch up but couldn't.

Mitch was at a loss and stared blankly for a long time...

No, he had to hurry up and hang on the tree.

The next day.

Mitch came out of Soul Calabash and found that Susie had woken up at some point without him knowing.

She was still sitting on the sofa, probably not having gone to bed all night, but her spirit was even better than if she had slept for a whole night.

The little one pondered, propping up their chin.

Mitch asked, "What are you thinking about?"

Susie looked troubled and stammered, "Micky, I suddenly remembered that my dad hasn't come back for a long time."

Mitch: "..."

Did you just remember?

Heartless little one.

"He went to Rainbow," Mitch said. "The last time I saw him, he went down the cliff by himself. I reckon he's in the grey earth world now."

Susie calculated by pinching her fingers and hesitated for a moment before saying, "That's right, Dad is now in the grey earth world..."

Mitch pondered for a moment and said, "Let's go, we'll find him."

Susie immediately stood up and said, "Let's go."

The black cat immediately perked up upon hearing these words.

Did these shameless ones (except for little Yama, of course) finally have the heart to return my sacred tree?

Susie picked up her small pet bag, this time bringing both Alex and Grandpa Turtle with her. As she went downstairs, she said to Alana, "Grandma, I'm off to school!"

She tiptoed and forcefully pulled her grandmother down, giving her a kiss.

Alana glanced at the pet carrier behind her. This wasn't going to school, oh no, this was going out.

"Okay, be safe," Alana touched her head, "Wait, let me tie your hair for you, Grandma."

Susie obediently sat down, while Alana took a comb and a beautiful crystal flower hair clip, and sat down behind Susie, supporting her knees.

The comb gently glided over Susie's scalp, while Alana moved very gently and slowly.

"Susie grew up all of a sudden," Alana said with a kind face. "Her hair used to be so short, but now it has grown long."

She first tied her long hair into two small buns, and then braided two small braids for each bun. Then, she twisted them together to create a hairstyle resembling a traditional ancient bun.

With the remaining disheveled hair, Alana braided four thin and long braids for her, intertwining delicate flower ribbons as she braided. When the braids were finished, the hanging four thin and long braids resembled vines with small blossoms, soft and full of vitality.

Today, Susie wore a modified version of a Hanfu, with a unique design that was both gentle and a little bit cute. Paired with this hairstyle, it had an indescribable sense of liveliness.

"How beautiful!" Alana couldn't help but exclaim.

This little guy, with just a little bit of dressing up, becomes unbelievably beautiful!

Susie touched the braids on top of her head and said softly, "Thank you, Grandma!"

After saying goodbye to her family, this time, she set off on her journey alone with a small backpack.

Alana watched from afar until Susie's figure disappeared, murmuring, "Susie, come back early..."

It has been one or two years since you last went.

Grandma... there weren't many one or two years left.