On the coast of the East China Sea, dotted islands are like emerald pearls inlaid on the sea.
The Yin people are located among these many small islands.
From the notes left by the Feng family, Qingwan learned that the Yin clan is an ancient clan with mysterious power, and it would be difficult to find its entrance without someone to lead the way.
Qing Wan only suddenly thought of this problem after arriving in the East China Sea.
However, he also thought that since Concubine Duan and his mother were both from the Yin tribe, and Ji Lanjin was the grandson of the current leader of the Yin tribe, maybe he would know how to enter the Yin tribe.
The two of them traveled around the mountains and rivers along the way, and it took them more than two months to reach the East China Sea. At this time, Qing Wan's lower abdomen had swelled slightly, although it was still not obvious. But she could already clearly feel the inside.
One more little life.
After coming out of the small town, a group of people boarded a large ship prepared in advance on the East China Sea. Standing on the deck, looking at the vast sea, Qing Wan couldn't help but worry and said: "You really have a way to enter the Hidden Clan?"
It is said that everyone in the Yin Clan is proficient in the Five Elements and Bagua formation. Since it is a Yin Clan family, it must not want to be disturbed by outsiders, so it is inevitable that a maze formation will be set up around it.
Even if you know the approximate location, it may be difficult to find the specific direction.
Ji Lanjin, however, had a mature look on his face. He held her waist with one hand, stood side by side with her and said, "Don't worry, even if we can't find the way, someone will take us in."
Qingwan looked at him doubtfully after hearing this, but the latter smiled and said nothing.
After a while, he sorted out the wind-ruffled hair on Qingwan's forehead and said: "It's windy on the sea, so let's go sit inside!"
The ship had been sailing on the sea for about two hours when a burst of fog suddenly appeared on the sea. This fog came out of nowhere and was getting thicker and thicker.
Qing Wan was sitting in the cabin, playing chess with Ji Lanjin. After listening to Qin Zun's report, her first reaction was that this was probably the sphere of influence of the Yin tribe.
Then he gave up and looked at Ji Lanjin: "Is it almost there?"
Ji Lanjin signaled Zisu behind Qingwan to put the chess pieces away, and she picked up the sour plum soup and handed it to the other party, saying, "Don't worry, someone will come to pick us up."
Sure enough, not long after, a small boat gradually appeared in the fog. The hull was not big, and a figure stood vaguely on the bow. The man was about a few feet away and shouted to the big boat they were on: "There are people on the boat.
Eldest Young Master?"
Just when Qing Wan was feeling puzzled, she saw Ji Lanjin stood up with a smile, helped her onto the deck again, and responded loudly: "It's Lan Jin. Lan Jin came back with his wife to visit his two grandfathers, and asked you to help lead the way."
"Please come down, Sir." The man finished his words and turned the boat around.
There was still a vast mist on the sea, so the large ship Qing Wan and the others were on had to keep close to the small ship in front so as not to get lost.
In this way, after walking in the fog for about two quarters of an hour, the fog in front of me slowly disappeared, and the surrounding scenery gradually became clear.
Qing Wan then saw a small island appearing in front of her in the middle of the vast sea.
A young man stepped out of the boat leading the way. He bowed respectfully to the two of them and said, "Young Master, Young Madam, this is where the Yin Clan is. After receiving the news, the clan leader and the eldest elder went to the front hall early in the morning.
Waiting for you, please come down."
"Excuse me, Your Excellency." Ji Lanjin nodded to the other party and helped Qingwan get off the boat.