As a highly accomplished person who has lived for tens of thousands of years, would the Venerable of Penglai be so easily deceived?
If they weren't misled, why would they fight against the Heavenly Platform for the sake of an outsider, and even suppress their own sect's disciples?
What exactly is the relationship between Venerable Penglai and Wanwan?
Is there any connection between him and Aoqian?
Before Song Xiwei could even see Xiao Zhuang, she received a telepathic message from her grandmaster: "When will you return?"
Song Xiwei's mood suddenly sank, and she could only reply to her master, "Right away."
As soon as I returned to the courtyard, I saw my grandmaster standing not far away, watching me.
"Have you met Xiao Zhuang?" her grandmaster suddenly asked.
Song Xiwei's heart skipped a beat. Her master was incredibly powerful, and she couldn't hide anything from him, no matter what she said or did.
She shook her head. "No, I haven't had a chance to see Xiao Zhuang yet. I ran into Senior Brother Baihui and we chatted for a bit."
Aside from the fact that Venerable Penglai used a domain technique to avoid his master, he couldn't hide from his master who he met or what he said in other parts of the sect if the master wanted to, so there was no need to conceal it from him.
Sure enough, her master's expression softened a bit, probably because her honesty improved her mood.
Seeing that her hair was a little messy, he was about to reach out to help her fix it when suddenly, his master's expression changed. Although Song Xiwei couldn't hear, she could sense that her master had received a telepathic message, which only he could hear.
Immediately, her master solemnly instructed her, "I'm going out for a bit. You get some rest."
After saying this, the grandmaster waved his hand and reinforced the entire courtyard with a barrier, preventing outsiders from entering and insiders from leaving.
He seemed worried that she might be bored, so he teleported Xiao Zhuang directly in.
Xiao Zhuang rarely comes here, but he was overjoyed to be able to spend time with Song Xiwei.
"Sister Wei, why do you look so troubled? Are you so unhappy since you returned to your sect?" Xiao Zhuang asked, shaking Song Xiwei's hand.
Song Xiwei was absent-minded. "Grandmaster has gone out."
"What's wrong? Missing your grandmaster? Didn't you stop clinging to your grandmaster so much after you grew up?" Xiao Zhuang teased.
Song Xi shook her head slightly. "It's not that. I suddenly feel very uneasy. I have a feeling that something big is about to happen."
The grandmaster had been gone for many days, and Song Xiwei became increasingly restless.
Even Xiao Zhuang couldn't stay in this courtyard any longer.
"Sister Wei, it's like you're in prison. It's like Grandmaster is afraid you'll run away if he's not around..."
"Xiao Zhuang, do me a favor."
Song Xiwei knew that there was a place in this courtyard where the tree was the spiritual body of her master's true form, which had absorbed the essence of the sun and moon.
Song Xiwei can sense some things through spirits.
She wanted to try, but apart from her master, anyone else who wanted to sense the spirit had to inject spiritual power while another person intervened to sense it through that spiritual power.
One person couldn't do it alone, but thankfully Xiao Zhuang is by her side now.
Without saying a word, Xiao Zhuang did exactly as instructed.
Song Xiwei successfully sensed something through her spirit.
Song Xiwei closed her eyes, but the image that appeared in her spiritual consciousness was not her master, but Wanwan...
Why is it Wanwan!
Upon hearing Wanwan's painful screams, Song Xiwei was suddenly reminded of the scene from that day.
She and Wanwan were playing by the flowerbed. She introduced the flowers and plants to Wanwan and later guided Wanwan to sense the tree.
She infused the tree with her spiritual power, and every evening she touched it.
When Song Xiwei opened her eyes, she heard Xiao Zhuang's surprised exclamation: "Sister Wei, why are you crying? What happened? What did you see?"
Song Xiwei's lips trembled, and she couldn't utter a complete sentence for a long time.
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