The deeper the good memories, the more unbearable the pain that follows.
The deeper the bad memories, the more unnecessary to elaborate.
Compared to some people who are deeply mired and in agony, there is one person who remains silent—that is Sui Yi.
When Su Zimu and Mo Ke looked at her, her brows were tightly knit, yet her face showed little extra expression. She was always good at concealing her emotions, making it hard to discern suspicion or surprise, and coupled with her high standards and extensive experiences, it made emotional changes even more difficult.
So, what did she see in the end?
She saw that man's memories of her, deeply imprinted.
Sui Yi remained silent, even as the surrounding consciousness faded into white light, she stayed silent.
How could she tell these people... that while they one by one plunged into the storm of memories, she alone, she alone remained calm.
There was nothing.
She could not obtain any memories from this Monarch's Shadow Wall.
