Age of Evolution#

Chapter 1214: Chapter 1217: The Bride Has Arrived_1 Chapter 1214: Chapter 1217: The Bride Has Arrived_1 The surrounding screams were probably the most unpleasant sounds Juetian had heard in his lifetime.

At this moment, those sounds were harsh, irritating, and infuriating.

“Oh my god, am I hallucinating?

Am I really seeing a High-Grade Palace?”

“It’s far more than just a High-Grade Palace.

This palace is the top quality even among High Grades.

Look at the corner material, its lines, and design, it’s exceptional even through the protective shield.

I’ve been studying Palaces for many years and I’ve never seen one this refined.”

“Snap a picture, snap a picture…..

…

oh!

It’s speeding up, I haven’t figured out the origin of this palace yet!”

“Damn, this isn’t the Imperial Clan’s matrimonial fleet, I thought it was.

Hurry up and catch up, we must see who this distinguished person is coming to Witch Star.”

Almost half of the people around were palace enthusiasts.

Seeing this splendid palace accelerate forward was like seeing a duck escape from their mouth, they couldn’t contain themselves and immediately chased after it.

Once they left, they dragged the crowd along with them.

People have a herd mentality, even gods are no different.

Especially in a place like Witch Star, where an ordinary god is not valuable.

Influenced by these palace-crazy fans, everyone followed after the huge palace that had just swept across the sky.

When there’s a Rolls-Royce present, who would pay attention to a BMW?

Once the spectators left, the scene became quite awkward.

Juetian’s fleet passed slowly over the desolate streets, his face grim as if he had just lost his mother.

“Who could it be?

This is clearly a purposeful attempt to stir up trouble!”

Juetian angrily slammed his fist on the control panel, ready to kill someone.

But whether it was his eyes or the photos taken from the Dimensional Universe, everything was blurry.

The flying palace was covered with a protective shield which was dimly active, making it impossible to see the palace’s specific condition and giving a sense of unreality as if looking through a fog.

He was certain this was deliberate by the person piloting the palace.

They were here to make him uncomfortable.

All the Divine Dragon Knights who were leading the way now had their heads drooping, lacking all energy.

The streets were empty, what path were they even opening?

Everyone was depressed.

All their efforts to make such a grand procession had been overshadowed by someone else.

The pompous attitude they had initially worn had evaporated.

“Young Master, perhaps this is a coincidence, don’t take it to heart.” One of Juetian’s companions comforted him.

Juetian reluctantly nodded.

He could only hope this was the case.

Those who can command such a grand palace are either top-tier God Kings or Half-step Sovereigns.

Even if they were doing this on purpose, there was nothing he could do.

The matrimonial procession arrived near the Bai family’s house, and only then did Juetian recover his composure.

“Notify the Bai family that we have arrived.”

The matrimonial procession had reached the front of the Bai’s house, which had been extravagantly decorated and lit up.

The Bai family was generally satisfied with Juetian as their son-in-law.

The only possible exceptions were Bai Xue, who directly refused, and Bai Susu, who wanted to refuse but her family denied her the opportunity.

When they saw the procession arriving, the Bai house started their celebration.

The marriage customs here were different from Earth’s.

The groom didn’t need to win his bride as if playing a game, he just had to send over the dowry, and then the bride would come out on her own, get on the matrimonial spaceship, and leave.

Because in this place men had higher status, women were thought of as dependants, and it wasn’t a monogamous society.

The flying palace stopped about five kilometres away from the front of the Bai residence at a helipad.

The bride had to walk this distance herself, in a symbolic gesture of walking towards her husband’s house.

Vehicles carrying the dowry began to drive out, flying towards the Bai residence, revealing the dowry which also demonstrated the man’s status.

After a while, the bride, Bai Susu, who had been prepared, was about to make her entrance.

She had been dressed up in a beautiful wedding gown, looking like a fairy.

Several female guards, including Meng’er, supported her.

In actuality, they were holding her captive, denying her any chance of resistance or escape.

While walking, Meng’er said to Bai Susu, “Miss second, you’re getting married now.

Remember to visit us often.”

Bai Susu was walking in a daze, her heart was icy cold, uncertain about her future.

She walked out of the Bai residence gate.

To reach the landing pad she had to turn a corner.

From this angle, she couldn’t see the matrimonial palace.

“We have already notified the Imperial Clan.

The palace that looks the fanciest is the one.

Miss second, just go up.

We will follow in the other palaces.”

Others weren’t allowed to accompany the bride, Bai Susu had to go alone.

Bai Susu numbly nodded and walked forward on her own.

She knew that she had no other choices.

She had to go through with this.

But she decided that once she got there, she would rather die than be Juetian’s wife.

She would either escape; or if she couldn’t, she would die.

It was not a big deal to her.

After walking a distance alone, after turning the corner, Bai Susu arrived at the landing pad, looking for her palace.

This was a tradition: the bride had to find the matrimonial palace herself, symbolizing the search for her mother-in-law’s house.

But generally they would tell her which one it was.

Usually, the matrimonial palace would be the best among all, visible at first glance.

There would also be some items hanging as markers.

There was no possibility of not finding it.

But Bai Susu was a bit dumbfounded now.

The moment she turned the corner, she felt a tremor in the surrounding space.

It seemed as if for a moment, she had crossed a space-time barrier, transitioning from the real world into another one.

Then she saw several palaces, one of which she was absolutely certain was her matrimonial palace.

The enormous flying palace, a kilometer long, was so imposing that it inspired awe.

Compared to this, the other few palaces were child’s play.

Moreover, between this palace and the other ones, there was a gray barrier separating them, giving a sense of not being in the same world.

“I must be under too much stress.

Stay strong, Bai Susu.

You can do this!”

Bai Susu took a deep breath, quickened her pace, and boarded the palace.

After she boarded, the palace immediately took off.

Then Bai Susu sent a message through the Dimensional Universe to her family, indicating she had left.

Next, the Bai family’s people hurriedly followed and each found a spacecraft to board.

One after another, the flying vehicles also took off, heading towards the location both families had agreed upon for the wedding.