When Elder Yi heard the words "under the moon," a look of shock flashed across his eyes, but he quickly suppressed it.

Under the moonlight, however, she keenly noticed and asked directly, "Grandpa, do you recognize me?"

He looked like a child under the moon, but his voice was as old as Yi Lao's.

Master Yi's expression was complicated, somewhat helpless and conflicted as he said, "I don't know you. It's just that when my disciple was a child, he had a friend named Yuexia."

"Master! When was that? I don't remember it at all." Xia Yue had no recollection of it.

Even before that, Qin Yeting still vaguely remembered that the two of them had met and known each other when they were children, and had even raised Xiaobai together.

But she didn't remember it.

"Perhaps it's just a coincidence..." Old Yi turned his head away, clearly not wanting to say too much about the matter.

Xia Yue persisted, "Master, this is definitely not a coincidence! I definitely know Yuexia. I... haven't I been to Broken Soul Island before?"

Xia Yue grasped the crux of the problem!

Old Master Yi's expression changed again.

My disciple is good at everything, except that he is sometimes too clever, and I can't fool him even if I want to.

"Master, please tell me the truth. I don't want to be a fool." Xia Yue's expression was firm.

Qin Yeting added, "Elder Yi, Xiaoyue'er is a very serious person. If you don't tell her, she'll keep bothering you."

Qin Yeting was also very curious about what had happened before.

Old Master Yi took a deep breath, knowing that he couldn't hide it this time.

He had no choice but to confess.

But just then, suddenly—