I Want a Divorce by Abigail Quinn

Chapter 110

There was no hope of lifting Blood Malediction, and Oliver was going crazy trapped in the mysterious and peculiar stone door. He sat in the empty stone chamber for who knew how long, and outside the “window,” the sun began to set, darkening the sky.

Oliver looked up at the sunset sky, and in a short while, the sun’s afterglow disappeared, leaving a gray darkness. Night had fallen.

The luminous pearl on the ceiling emitted a bright light, illuminating the hall, but it only made the silence more terrifying. Oliver sat there, feeling helpless, and turned his head to look at Golden Eyeball Sculpture and spiritual jade on the stone platform. Suddenly, he remembered the mantra in Book of Immortality in the spiritual jade. With nothing else to do, he decided to study the mantra.

The scripture described how to activate energy and transfer energy. Oliver had no interest in such things because he considered them to be unrealistic elements found only in fantasy novels or fantasy movies. However, with no other options available and feeling thirsty, Oliver decided to give it a try.

Oliver wasn’t particularly concerned about himself, but he worried about Sienna, Wayne, Simon, and Hailey. However, faced with this inexplicable and strange situation, he felt powerless.

Once the feeling of thirst and hunger set in, the danger would accelerate its approach. Oliver couldn’t shake off thoughts of escaping this situation, so he decided to focus on the Book of Immortality in his mind.

The scripture discussed the activation and transference of energy using one’s senses. One could absorb spiritual energy in the natural world and transform it into one’s own aura. This “aura” was Cultivation Aura, and this “energy” was Immortality Energy.

Book of Immortality had several cultivation stages, and the most basic one was to develop a sense of energy flow. The cultivation of Cultivation Aura was also dependent on one’s foundation, commonly referred to as one’s cultivation foundation or “spiritual root.”

-It was the minimum requirement to learn Book of Immortality. If a person did not possess a spiritual root, there was no way

to learn the scripture.

After reading the mantra in Book of Immortality, Oliver doubted that he possessed even a fraction of the required spiritual root. According to the mantra, even with a spiritual root, the cultivation of energy flow was not easy for most people.

Approaching the practice with a bored mindset, Oliver followed the instructions in the mantra. After the first attempt, he felt as if there was a small creature, like a mouse, moving along with his thoughts inside his chest.

and his

words. He couldn’t help but continue practicing. The more he practiced, the more solid and comfortable the

that it was already morning. He had practiced the mantra throughout the

could float off the ground. Turning his gaze to the stone platform, he noticed that only the Golden Eyeball

the jade turn to dust?” he

direction and hoping to find a hidden button or an exit. He felt those waiting outside must be anxious, especially

searching meticulously, Oliver couldn’t find any buttons or exits. After a while, he sighed and approached the

as he looked at the stone door, a strange

at

for a while, Oliver didn’t recognize the half-lit runes and had no idea of their purpose. He hesitated for a moment

the rune on the stone door, it seemed to come alive. Like a tiny creature,

before he could react, his

“Not again!”

been swallowed by the stone door and ended up in this hall, unable to find a way out. Now, if he could be “swallowed” by the stone door again, would it mean that he could pass through

amazed, Oliver didn’t think much and quickly extended his hand into the stone door. As

solidified air. He effortlessly passed through it, appearing

next step.

stone door, the other eight people were

stone door

hitting the stone door with knives and tools, Sienna was caressing the door while sobbing softly, and Hailey’s

Gabriel murmured softly, but it was unclear

especially Yoseph, who kept saying, “Our food can only last for three days at most, and the water will only sustain us for one day. If