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Meanwhile, Zhangsun Xun Yi returned to the Leyuan region. What he saw let him halt instantly. There were the disciples of their Yun Zou Sect lying on the ground while his disciple … had vanished.
Zhangsun Xun Yi touched his forehead and repressed a sigh. Qiu Ling couldn’t be serious! He had given him only one task and that was guarding the injured disciples. And now he actually dared to just leave them alone?!
„Qiu Ling!“ Against better knowledge, he called out. He really wanted to see where his irresponsible disciple was hiding.
Qiang Wei who had been tasked with guarding the disciples hurriedly rushed forward and dropped the spell hiding him. „His Ma— Uh … He had to do something and left.“ Weiterlesen →

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Jinde sighed. There was nothing he could do about Jin Ling running around so leaving the Yun Zou Sect was out of the question. As much as he wanted to meet Chun Yin sooner it was too dangerous.
„I’m afraid I can’t do much from here. Go and tell him to ask for help in the Nine Heavens. There are ascended deities there that lived in the human realm before. One of them should know about the kind of array that is connected to the secret realm and they naturally have higher strength than someone who hasn’t ascended yet. Breaking that array without harming the realm shouldn’t be an issue.“
„Ascended deities …“ Zhangsun Xun Yi nodded. He had always postponed ascending for the sake of the Yun Zou Sect. Now they actually needed someone who had ascended before and he was unable to help his disciple because of his prior decision. Not that Qiu Ling truly was his disciple. Weiterlesen →

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Zhangsun Xun Yi frowned. Although Jinde laughed the hurt inside his voice couldn’t be missed. Why had that person driven him so far? „If dragons can’t fall in love again, then wouldn’t it be in vain? Doesn’t he understand that? Why did he still …?“
Jinde sighed and took the painting back. „He’s probably just as hopeless as I. You know Chun Yin … I’ve loved him for so long. I would have done everything for him and I always thought that he loved me back. I did the whole time. But, in fact, he only told me once that he did. And the day he told me … was the day he decided to stay with Qiu Ling’s mother.“ Jinde looked up, his expression blank.
All tears that could be shed about that day had already been shed back on that very same day and on so many days in the years after, that he spent alone. He had been hurt and he had felt betrayed but …
„To this day I still love him. I still wait for him to come back to me. Isn’t that … madness?“ Weiterlesen →

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While Leng Jin Yu wanted to find out more about the things Jing Yi had seen Grandmaster Zhangsun had gotten the message from the sect master and hurried over to Yu Jin’s house. Seeing Jinde upon entering he gave a sigh of relief.
„I’m glad nothing happened to you.“
Jinde smiled. „It’s alright. He didn’t see me. I just … would like to stay here for a while longer.“ He picked up the painting Yuchi Bing Xia had put down on the table when he helped him sit down.
At this place, he would probably feel a bit better. Even though he still had to wait for Chun Yin to come back he might be able to see him a bit sooner if he did so in this house. After all, wouldn’t he come back home first?
Yuchi Bing Xia cleared his throat. „Well, the person has been found. I guess I’m not needed here anymore so I’ll take my leave now.“ He nodded at Grandmaster Zhangsun and then at Jinde before leaving the house, his heart thumping madly. Weiterlesen →

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Jing Yi observed Yu Jin’s face and couldn’t help but feel guilty. Now that Yu Jin had said that he had been searching for this herb he felt like just casually plucking it and absorbing its spiritual energy was even worse. He shouldn’t have done that. He should have shown it to him first.
Maybe five leaves would still be alright if he hadn’t absorbed part of the spiritual energy in it. After all, that was better than nothing, right? He could have remembered at least part of his past life and maybe found the person he was searching for. Most likely he was feeling very dispirited right now.
„I’m sorry.“
Leng Jin Yu looked up in surprise without knowing what to say for a moment. In the end, he smiled. „It’s alright. I guess it just wasn’t the time for me to remember yet. Let’s talk about you instead. Why don’t you want to know about your past life? Is it really only because you’re happy with your current life? Or does it have to do with what you saw just now? You seemed a little … out of sorts after waking up.“
Jing Yi lowered his head. He really didn’t know what to say. „It’s … a little complicated.“ Weiterlesen →

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„Jing Yi?“ Leng Jin Yu slightly frowned. Why did it seem as if Jing Yi still wasn’t really back?
Jing Yi still didn’t react as if he had only opened his eyes out of instinct but couldn’t see what was in front of him. Leng Jin Yu tentatively reached out and touched his shoulder. The boy flinched. He jerked his head around, his expression as if he had just been caught red-handed.
„Jing Yi?“ Leng Jin Yu couldn’t help but feel worried. This was getting stranger by the minute. Why did Jing Yi have such an intense reaction?
Jing Yi stared at him before slowly blinking his eyes. „Senior … Martial Brother … Yu?“ It was as if he wanted to make sure if the person in front of him was indeed the one he thought.
Leng Jin Yu nodded. „Yes.“
Jing Yi fell silent again and looked back at the canopy of the bed. He didn’t really see it though. His thoughts were still with the things he had experienced just now.
„Jing Yi. What did you see?“
„See?“ Jing Yi turned back again, puzzled. „How do you know …?“ Weiterlesen →

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Leng Jin Yu slowly walked up to the gates of the palace. He only took one step at a time and continued to observe their surroundings. He had entered quite a few secret realms before he ascended and in all of them he had encountered trouble even before reaching the gates.
Now that nothing happened at all he felt it to be quite odd. Was this a ploy by the secret realm’s master? Did he want to have his visitors raise their vigilance first before completely stopping to be careful? Would he strike then when they weren’t expecting it anymore? Or was he just so sure that nobody would be able to live after his first attack?
Leng Jin Yu stopped right in front of the gate. This was a spot that was highly likely to be installed with some kind of spell that would activate as soon as someone unauthorized touched it or tried to open it. He had seen countless cultivators die because they weren’t careful enough. Weiterlesen →