<h3 ss="wp-block-heading">The Novel <strong>The Amazing Son in Law</strong> & <strong>Hero of Hearts</strong> by <strong>Lord Leaf</strong> – Free Online Read <strong>Chapter 5251</strong>


    When Charlie posed his question, Duan Liye shook his head and replied, “I have no idea where the Huben Camp is located. My arrival there was shrouded in unconsciousness, and I left in the same state. Moreover, the Huben Camp resembles a garrison for the dead. All the structures are underground, resembling an underground city. The students of the Huben Camp, like myself, reside at the very bottom of this underground maze. I’ve spent two decades here, and I have never once seen the sun or the moon.”


    Charlie, feeling a shiver of horror, asked, “I can understand how someone might endure twenty years in darkness without seeing the sun. But wouldn’t they have sought to escape or resist?”<fn25ee> ??? ????? ???????s ??? ?????s??? ?? FιndNovel</fn25ee>


    “Why would they?” Duan Liye retorted without hesitation. “The twenty years I spent in the Huben Camp felt like mere moments. During that time, I progressed from being an eight-star warrior to reaching the Great Perfection of the Bright Realm, and then to the First Heaven of the Dark Realm, advancing through the Second and Third Heavens as well. Those twenty years were the most rewarding of my life!”


    Charlie was taken aback. Although Duan Liye appeared to be in his early sixties, he was actually eighty-five years old.


    However, being a master of the dark realm, Duan Liye’s natural lifespan exceeds 120 to 130 years, which exins his youthful appearance rtive to his age.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    As Duan Liye reflected on his time in Huben Camp, a look of regret crossed his face. “I still wish my cultivation speed had met the promotion standard of the Huben Camp. If I could have advanced to the fourth level of darkness in a few years, I could have remained for another decade or even longer…”


    In that moment, Charlie came to a realization.


    Not everyone is fortunate enough to quickly harness their aura and gain strength that surpasses that of a warrior.


    Most warriors spend decades tirelessly honing their cultivation to achieve any improvement.


    For such individuals, the Huben Camp represents an exceptional training opportunity. It not only offers various resources but also allows for uninterrupted practice, free from the distractions of day and night.


    For those utterly devoted to martial arts, such an opportunity is invaluable—worth far more than a fortune.


    With this in mind, Charlie recalled Li Yalin’s technique of using earthquakes to locate the May 47 garrison and asked Duan Liye, “During your twenty years at Huben Camp, did you ever experience an earthquake or tsunami?”


    “Earthquake? Tsunami?” Duan Liye shook his head. “I have no recollection of either. In Huben Camp, we focused almost exclusively on our training and paid little attention to our surroundings, so I have no memories rted to such events.”


    Charlie felt a twinge of disappointment upon hearing this.


    He understood that Duan Liye had been subtly influenced by him, leaving little room for concealment.


    However, the fact that Duan Liye had no memories of earthquakes or tsunamis could mean that his location simply hadn’t experienced such events, or it might be that he had experienced them but simply didn’t recall.


    After all, his situation was quite different from that of May Four Seven.<h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong><h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong>Next Chapter</strong>