She traded a magical treasure for a painting of a kingfisher; the more realistic the painting, the better the magical treasure she would receive.

But she underestimated the cultivators of the Middle Immortal Realm.

These cultivators from the Immortal Realm didn't particularly like strange and ingenious techniques, but they invented a magical artifact that could capture images.

As long as the drawing paper is made of special spiritual plants, it can be used in conjunction with magical artifacts to record the entire process of a kingfisher entering the water.

When Meimei woke up, she found herself standing by the stream, having transformed back into her original form as a little kingfisher.

She doesn't have enough crystals in her body to form a core.

But she couldn't stop.

The volatile fire elemental energy urged her through one nightmare after another.

She had clearly overcome all her inner demons, yet now she was creating new dreams.

This is not her memory.

The nearby spring shimmered in the sunlight, its fluorescent blue aura rivaling the sun's brilliance, drifting out like romantic blue fireflies.

The reeds shimmered with the light of wood spirit energy, and the dazzling spiritual fruits, like pearls, sparkled in a kaleidoscope of colors.

This is definitely not a beautiful sight found in the celestial realm.

She was so tired and thirsty that she flapped her wings and flew to the stream, where she lowered her head and sipped the spring water.

The spring water is so sweet.

This is the best-tasting spiritual spring water she has ever drunk in her life!

She dipped her slender beak into the clear stream.

Fish darted about in the water, but they seemed to sense her thoughts, darting away swiftly and disappearing into the mud.

It's a pity, they swam too fast, she couldn't catch them.

But she found a stupid fish.

For some reason, the fish was circling back and forth among some water plants and pebbles.

Stupid fish, she can eat it.

Meimei flapped her wings, nimbly flew into the air, and swooped down.

Waterproof feathers sink in water.

clang--

Splash—

The fish entered my mouth and slid right down into my stomach.

Meimei was startled but nimbly flew back into the air, a searing pain shooting through her beak and wings.

"I got it! I captured a kingfisher diving into the water!"