A woman stood suspended in mid-air, her left hand supporting the Book of Life and Death. She was using it to guide the souls of the surrounding people. However, Zhu Yanyi could not see this person’s face clearly. Just as she tried to look closer, the vision vanished.
“What’s wrong?” Yan Aohan asked, noticing Zhu Yanyi’s distracted expression.
Zhu Yanyi shook her head slightly. “I don’t know why, but some strange images appeared in my mind. It looked like a beautiful woman in ancient clothes using the Book of Life and Death. I wanted to see clearly, but I couldn’t.”
Yan Aohan paused for a moment after hearing this, then said, “Don’t forget, the Book of Life and Death was not born with you. Perhaps what you saw was a memory from its previous owner.”
“Probably,” Zhu Yanyi agreed. Since she didn’t understand the exact situation, she accepted Yan Aohan’s guess. “The task is done. Let’s go.”
The black clouds had disappeared. The signs of an impending storm were gone. No one paid attention to this. Even if someone noticed the change in weather, they would likely think the weather was just changeable. No one would suspect that souls had gathered here, nor would anyone know that someone had guided those souls to peace.
Zhu Yanyi was curious about the Book of Life and Death, but she wouldn’t study it here. She could research it thoroughly in the Ruyi Space later.
Luo Gang returned. “Master Yan, Miss, Balph came to find me. He wants to leave first because he has something to do. I agreed to let him go.” Hearing this, it was clear that Luo Gang’s side had gone smoothly.
Yan Aohan smiled slightly. “Remember to keep a close eye on Balph. I feel that we can find many people through him.” Yan Aohan’s instincts were usually accurate. He believed Balph was an important figure.
Luo Gang nodded. “Rest assured, Master Yan. Li Yang and the others are watching him secretly.” He then added, “Do you and Miss want to go see?”
Yan Aohan glanced at Luo Gang. “You have nine people. If you can’t handle these minor thugs, you’re too useless. Ani and I won’t go. Contact us directly if there’s an issue.” He then continued, “The Huang Family Consortium has developed a batch of smaller handheld phones. This technology has been transferred to China, and China has also developed these smaller handheld phones based on it. They are currently called mobile phones. I’ve seen them; they are about the size of a hand, flip-style, and look nice. However, they are still in the experimental stage. Once the tests pass, I will get one for each of you.”
“So amazing?” Zhu Yanyi knew that handheld phones appeared in China in the late 1990s in her previous life. It was now 1992, and mobile phones had already appeared. This showed that the Huang Family Consortium’s technicians were indeed impressive.
“Yes,” Yan Aohan smiled. “Didn’t you provide some suggestions last time? Huang Yongtian is a very smart man. After hearing your suggestions, he naturally had people research it.”
Zhu Yanyi laughed. “Anyway, having mobile phones in the future will be convenient. We won’t need to carry pagers anymore. If something happens, we won’t have to keep looking for phones.”
“However, the promotion of mobile phones won’t be that fast, as it involves communication signal issues. For now, we should promote handheld phones first. Only when handheld phones are widespread will we promote mobile phones.” Yan Aohan seemed to have seen through the Huang family’s merchant nature.