A tremendous water column violently struck the large and small ghosts, drenching them so thoroughly that they collapsed to the ground, their eyes unable to open. The entire underground ghost palace transformed into a vast ocean, with many ghosts submerged beneath the waves. The Ghost King was utterly astonished at the strength of his opponent and, thus, no longer dared to continue the battle against Gao Liang. In a state of agitation, he shouted at the remaining unburied ghosts, "Retreat! We must retreat immediately!" The Ghost King led all the ghosts in a swift retreat. Only Gao Liang and Chen Yuting remained. At this moment, due to the irradiation from the "Murdering Mirror," Chen Yuting's arm continued to bleed profusely. Gao Liang immediately seated her cross-legged on the ground and channeled his energy through her back, hoping to purify her body through his qi. However, Chen Yuting's body struggled to absorb Gao Liang's energy, which puzzled him. Despite trying various methods, he failed to achieve success. "Husband! Don't worry about me! I fear I'm beyond saving. Please go find Ying Sister, Ping Sister, Jiao Sister, and Di Sister!" At this moment, Chen Yuting's face was filled with pain, and her body was convulsing—clearly, the poison was deepening. Gao Liang firmly stated, "No! I will definitely save you!" He immediately sent a message through his brainwave consciousness: "Satan! Quickly tell me—how can we counteract the poison of this murderous mirror?" Seeing Chen Yuting still struggling in pain, he gently held her in his arms and said to her, "I will definitely rid you of the poison. I will take you away from this haunted place!" Without waiting for Chen Yuting's response, he lifted her and soared upward through the ghostly realm, determined to lead his beloved out of this eerie and terrifying place. Unbeknownst to him, entering the ghostly realm was easy, but exiting proved difficult. When they reached the summit, there was no path forward. Suddenly, he felt countless sharp arrows piercing him from all sides. He immediately darted left and right, desperately dodging. In the midst of his flight, he accidentally knocked loose a hollow stone slab. With a sudden crash, he was thrust into the stone. To his surprise, the stone slab automatically sealed itself shut. Though the walls around him were dark and featureless, he noticed a steady glow ahead, guiding him steadily forward. High Light, already a god of light in the cosmos, could freely soar through the heavens. Highlight discovered that this was actually an underground passage—long and secret. Soon, they reached the end. There was a naturally formed exit, just wide enough for one person to pass through. When Highlight carried Chen Yuting out of the underground, he was suddenly struck by a sense of wonder. Where was this? The Louvre in Paris, France—Highlight was astonished. He had returned to Paris once again. The Louvre is one of the world's oldest, largest, and most renowned museums. Located on the north bank (right bank) of the Seine River in the heart of Paris, it was originally founded in 1204 and has undergone expansions and renovations over more than 800 years to reach its current scale. The museum covers an area of approximately 45 hectares (including lawns), with a building footprint of about 40 hectares. The entire structure is 680 meters long and features a U-shaped layout, divided into older and newer sections. The older part dates back to the reign of Louis XIV, while the newer section was constructed during the Napoleonic era. The pyramid-shaped glass entrance in front of the palace was designed by Chinese architectural master I.M. Pei. At the same time, the Louvre is also the oldest royal palace in French history. Films related to the Louvre include "The Phantom of the Louvre," among others. Its collection features the three world-renowned masterpieces—the statue of Venus, the painting "Mona Lisa," and the marble sculpture of the Victorious Goddess—along with a vast array of antiquities from Greece, Rome, Egypt, and the East, as well as ancient artifacts from France and Italy. The museum spans an area of 45,000 square meters and houses over 380,000 items. The Louvre was originally constructed in the 13th century as a royal castle for the French monarchy and served as the nation's treasury and archive. However, in 1546, under the commission of the king, architect Pierre Lescot undertook a major renovation, endowing the palace with the style of the Renaissance. Subsequent expansions were carried out over several reigns, and after the upheavals of the French Revolution, the Louvre's overall construction was finally completed under Emperor Napoleon III. After gaining fame through Charles the Wise's establishment of an important library, Francis I began an extensive collection of artworks in the 16th century, and by the reigns of Louis XIII and Louis XIV, the Louvre's collection had become remarkably rich. By the time Louis XIV died, the Louvre had evolved into a regular venue for displaying paintings and sculptures. On August 10, 1793, the Louvre Museum officially opened to the public. Since then, its collections have steadily grown, not to mention the artworks acquired by Napoleon from the conquered nations. In total, the museum's collection now comprises some 400,000 works, categorized into various fields—ranging from ancient Egyptian, Greek, Etruscan, and Roman art to artworks from Eastern countries; including sculptures from the Middle Ages to the modern era; and an impressive array of royal treasures and master paintings. To date, the Louvre has become one of the world's most renowned art palaces. Guo Liang regretfully wonders—how did he end up here? From Mont Saint-Michel to the Louvre in Paris, they took a mysterious underground passage, one that even Guo Liang had not anticipated. At this moment, Chen Yuting's condition worsened significantly; her lips had turned a deep black and her body was continuously trembling. "Husband! Don't worry about me! Don't waste your time on me!" Chen Yuting whispered to the outstanding man before her. Guo Liang looked at her with steady eyes—the woman who had given so much to him—and said, "You mean everything to me. Without you, even if I achieve great success, what would it matter? Yuting! In my heart, no one can compare to you. You are a practical, devoted wife, and I, Guo Liang, will truly cherish and hold you close." Chen Yuting was truly surprised at her husband's deep care and was moved to tears. Guo Liang began to take action. Moreover, it is urgent. Highlight gently supported Chen Yuting's delicate form as they walked through the magnificent Louvre. It is one of the world's most renowned museums, housing countless treasures.