“You’ve adopted another sworn sister?” The bear demon stared at Ji Lingyue for a moment, “You seem to have quite a few sisters.” Yao Zhu covered her mouth with a hand, giggling coyly. “What are you saying, Brother Bear? They like me so much, they insisted on calling me ‘big sister.’ It’s not my fault, right, Xiao Yue?” Ji Lingyue,…
The crackling of the campfire sent sparks flying into the night. Two slender figures emerged from the desert at the edge of the camp, bathed in moonlight. The one in front had striking silver hair and a radiant face, while the one behind kept her head down, her fluffy black cat ears twitching nervously. A few demons sitting nearby glanced…
They traveled until noon, but the endless expanse of yellow sand stretched before them without change. Lan Wu sat on a cloud-like mass of demonic energy, propping her chin on her hand. She blinked and let out a weary sigh. After staring at the same unchanging scenery for hours, she would have been thrilled if a demon suddenly appeared. Qi…
“I have something to tell you.” They spoke at the same time. Lan Wu paused, then nodded. “You go first.” Ji Lingyue seemed unsure how to begin. After a moment, she slowly spoke. “The stone tablet from the Penglai Island underground palace… it’s fake.” Lan Wu was momentarily confused. “Fake?” “Yes. The one we took is a recent fabrication, made…
As the rain subsided, a knock echoed on a door in the southeastern part of the city. Soon, footsteps approached, and the door creaked open to reveal a delicate face. The person paused, frowning. “Aren’t you… Lan Wu?” Lan Wu studied her for a moment. “And you are? Isn’t this Miss Chu Jiao’s residence?” The other woman smiled awkwardly. “Yes,…