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“All of you may leave.”

“From dawn, kill all the dark Souls in the huangdu city.”

Jiang huailu’s tone was indifferent, as if she was a goddess from heaven.

Lu huaijiang looked at the little guy, his heart thumping.

He took a deep breath.

Zhu Yan looked at Chu Liang. At this moment, he was in the main hall, surrounded by many people. “The first time you asked the day wandering God to draw a circle around the temple of salvation with a branch, are you going to draw it again this time?” he asked.

“I’m worried that he’ll break his legs.” After all, the entire huangdu was not small.

Jiang huailu grinned and opened his palm, revealing a Wolf’s hair brush.

He waved it toward the horizon, and a golden light flashed across the sky.

It was as if a bolt of lightning had suddenly appeared and surrounded the entire desolate capital. It landed right at the edge of huangdu, not an inch more, not an inch less.

“After today, there will no longer be any evil in huangdu. At night, the people can go out as they wish.”

Zhu Yan bowed with a smile and turned around. The entire Hall became empty.

When the nether soldiers retreated, Lu huaijiang looked at the Lang Hao in her hand. “What kind of brush is this?”

Little Huai Lu smiled and said, “this is a judge pen.” It could determine the life and death of mortals, and the lifespan of mortals was determined by this pen. In the netherworld, you will also use this brush to write your merits and demerits to determine whether you are going to reincarnation or go to hell.”

“However, now that the human world is in chaos and the netherworld is no longer there, this judge’s Pen is no longer of any use. When I meet a suitable person in the future, I will give it to him.” Little Huai Lu put the pen behind her and turned around. Her hands were empty, and she didn’t know where it went. Lu huaijiang’s heart was burning, and he couldn’t help but size up the girl in front of him.

The hall of salvation was far more powerful than he had imagined.

This was an ability that could overturn heaven and earth.

Lu huaijiang’s blood seemed to have turned cold.

He was a Crown Prince, a future emperor.

No one wished for the fate of the world to be in the hands of others.

Jiang huailu’s ability was far greater than he had imagined.

Today, even if his father was here, he would not tolerate her existence.

Lu huaijiang looked deeply at little huailu.

“You can become a God?” Lu huaijiang asked casually, as if he didn’t care.

Little huailu reached out and grabbed the tribute.

“Your mother won’t let you eat anymore.” Lu huaijiang said faintly.

“My mother didn’t let me eat because she was afraid that my stomach would burst. But I’m a soul now, a soul. It’s not like you’re going to stuff your stomach. Brother Lu Jiang, you’re so stupid.”

“If it’s of no use, why are you still eating it?” Lu huaijiang raised his eyebrows.

Wasn’t eating for filling one’s stomach or for physiological needs?

As for the taste, it didn’t matter.

Jiang huailu looked at him in disgust.

“We walk different paths, so we can’t work together. The taste is different, so we can’t eat the same pot.”

“If you eat just to fill your stomach and to survive, how boring would that be? Since that person was born, he had to welcome death. Why didn’t he slit his own throat the moment he was born? Isn’t the fun and the process more important?”

Her godmother had to descend to the mortal world once every thousand years to eat secretly.

Don’t think that she didn’t know that she was going down to give special treatment.

Lu huaijiang chuckled, it actually made sense.

The best food in the world and the best chefs were all in the Imperial kitchen.

However, he had never praised any dish. If that day really came, the Imperial kitchen would probably cry out in joy.

If this girl were to enter the palace, perhaps the Imperial kitchen would also have a use for her?

Lu huaijiang did not know why he thought of this.

It would be great if he could keep her by his side.

Lu huaijiang glanced at the young lady in front of him. He was only doing this to monitor her, for the sake of great Zhou’s hard-earned Empire!

He had an extremely legitimate reason!