Kellen suddenly sat up, drenched in sweat.

At this moment, he couldn't distinguish reality from illusion at all. To be precise, those illusory scenes were all real events that had happened in the past.

Kellen couldn't detach himself from the past reality for a moment.

He was Emperor Justice!

Once stood at the peak of great strength, overlooking the world.

The fate of all beings, he could change it as easily as flipping his hand, but in the end, he couldn't save the life of his most beloved daughter.

He, Kellen...

Now just an ordinary person, I came to the underworld to protect my daughter...

"Kellen, are you okay?" the unlucky ghost stood at a distance, quickly speaking up to inquire.

The fickle ghost also said, "Kellen, you didn't feel uncomfortable, did you?"

The coward ghost frowned and discreetly observed.

Mitch asked, "Are you okay?"

Kellen shook his head slightly and said, "It's nothing."

He raised his gaze, pursed his lips, and looked at the paradise in front of him.

The scene appeared in my mind.

Susie soared to the sky, vowing to break free from the constraints of rules, but was crushed to death by the rules...

He spent everything, including his own life... Finally, he brought her back and sent her to the Yama Palace, the town of souls.

More than a hundred years had passed when, during the fierce competition for the position of the leader of the Ten Halls by Yama, his daughter finally woke up and directly intercepted halfway, seizing the position of King of Hell with an unstoppable force.

Afterwards, there was a long recovery period. He accompanied his daughter in constantly searching for ways to restore their souls and physical bodies in the underworld. However, both he and his daughter had already surpassed the boundaries of the underworld. For them, the underworld was still too small.

He could only watch helplessly as she continued to dissipate, never ceasing to dissipate every day. In the long run, even if he could last for hundreds, thousands, or even tens of thousands of years, what would it matter?

In the end, he died, his soul scattered, and he would never exist again for eternity.

And this icy pond mansion was built by him for his beloved daughter, attempting to create a new world at the intersection of the grey earth world and the underworld, where only new worlds and new rules could offer a chance for rebirth.

But it was still of no use.

The only solution they could think of in the end was to undergo the tribulations of the mortal world together.

Protect our daughter...

I knew how to do it.

This was his promise to Clara, which he still hasn't fulfilled.

She had accompanied herself for a lifetime, but he still couldn't bring her onto the path where he and his daughter were.

Petals from the flowers on the trees outside the mansion fell one after another, causing Kellen to clench his fists involuntarily.

"Where is Susie?" he asked hoarsely.

The unlucky ghost was always watching Kellen's every move. When he saw him clenching his fist, he thought he was going to punch him.

Hurry up and run, the first one ran away without a trace.

Mitch pointed inside and said, "Susie went in."

Kellen stood up, feeling a bit disoriented. He stumbled a little and leaned on Mitch's shoulder for support.

Mitch gave Kellen a hand and felt something strange. Kellen was still Kellen, but there was something different about him, as if he had changed into a different person...

Didn't you change it? Mr. Dubin quickly glanced at Kellen's chest.

But Kellen let go of him and walked towards the room in the mansion.

Mitch followed and said, "This bead curtain is a restriction that ordinary people cannot enter."

Kellen nodded, "I knew."

Mitch was about to speak when he saw Kellen lift the bead curtain and casually walk in.

Mitch: "..."

The ghosts were dumbfounded.

The unlucky ghost poked its head out from behind a distant stone wall and exclaimed, "What the heck?"

What is going on with this?

The ghosts were dumbfounded!

Only Mitch, the coward ghost, and the fickle ghost had a strange glimmer in their eyes...

***

Susie was rummaging through the boxes and cabinets.

She finished flipping through the dressing table and couldn't find any more useful elixirs.

Then I went to the tea room to have some tea. I searched around, hoping to find even a little bit of useful tea leaves, but the tea jar was empty.

Fortunately, there was a large wardrobe and a big bookshelf in the room.

"I'm sorry, beautiful sister. I didn't mean to be a naughty child. I didn't mean to rummage through the boxes and cabinets..."

She apologized while muttering to herself, and at the same time, she restored the places she had turned over.

"I'm bald..." Susie sat down on the ground, exhausted and wiping sweat off her forehead. "There's nothing left..."

"This pretty sister, she had so many beautiful clothes, beautiful jewelry, and books..."

"There are so many beauty and health-preserving elixirs in the drawer, can't we have a few more life-saving elixirs..."

Mirror: "..."

It changed its expression.

Susie was unwilling to give up and continued to explore. Suddenly, she exclaimed in surprise.

The stone wall in front of her had visual dislocation. She had just searched for so long and didn't pay attention to the empty wall on this side.

When I came over, I turned towards the corner and there was a large medicine cabinet behind the stone wall.

Susie's eyes lit up, "Wow, what a hidden paradise!"

Inside, there was a larger room, filled with rows and rows of cabinets. On top of the cabinets, there were countless bottles of elixirs, and even a huge purple sand furnace. Next to it, the material cabinet was neatly organized, with many things that looked like herbs.

Susie headed straight for those cabinets.

"Heaven Pill... Heaven Pill..."

"Where is the medicine to save Dad? What is this... Can this save Dad?"

Susie looked through several jade bottles and instinctively put the useful ones in her shoulder bag. After searching through the row of cabinets below, she then stood on tiptoe to look at the second level.

"Wow, it's so high..." Susie exclaimed, gripping the counter with both hands and resting her little face on it, her beautiful eyes spinning around as she looked.

"Return to God Pill? That sounds impressive. Dad should be able to use it... Pretty sister, I'll take it!"

Kellen came in and saw Susie like this.

The little person stood on tiptoe, leaning on the medicine cabinet, still thinking about finding medicine for him.

Kellen felt a lump in his throat and hoarsely said, "Susie..."