His physical body was still small and could hardly withstand such a huge loss of spiritual energy, so he fell into a deep sleep.
The little one suckled while looking around, only to see that Prince Gao was still fast asleep.
Little Hu Hai, however, has not been seen.
The little guy tilted his head up and asked, "Where's the pot?"
Gai Nie leaned against the pillar, his gaze fixed on the distance. "He should be on his way."
The little guy looked puzzled. "On the way?"
Gai Nie explained, "He wanted to become my disciple, so I told him to get here before sunset and I would accept him as my apprentice!"
The little guy looked surprised. "So far? And the pot is so small."
Gai Nie looked at the little guy with great interest, "So you also think it's a miracle that he was able to get here, right?"
The little guy's eyes flickered slightly. "It really is a miracle, but Haiguo will do it."
Gai Nie was somewhat surprised, "You believe he can make it?"
The little guy nodded firmly, "He's the kind of person who can create miracles."
And he also has Wo to help him.
Gai Nie's gaze was thoughtful. "Indeed, if we can't even create this kind of miracle, then how can we talk about possessing power?"
The little guy nodded to himself.
As a powerful being, he naturally knew how difficult it was to obtain supreme power, how many times one had to face death on the brink of death, and how many miracles one had to create before reaching the end.
As the long wait passed, the sun gradually moved westward, approaching the mountains.
With the sun about to set and little time left, Gai Nie looked at the little guy and said, "It seems you're going to be disappointed. He probably won't make it."
The little guy's eyes shone brightly, "The sun hasn't set yet! Haiguo will be here!"
As he spoke, the little guy looked up at the sky and began to mutter, "Don't move! Don't fall anymore!"
Rays of light emanated from him, scattering across the sky and falling towards the sun, forcefully holding back the sun that was about to set.
The sun, which should have set in a short while, persisted for a full half hour without setting.
Gai Nie frowned. "What's going on? Why hasn't the sun set yet?"
The little guy sat to the side, covered in sweat.
Forcibly altering the laws of nature also greatly depletes his resources.
Moreover, he had already exhausted his spiritual energy, and now he has very little left.
A moment later, the little guy relaxed and gasped for breath, "Honey, this is all I can do to help you."
He's reached his limit by dragging this out.
The sun continued to set, approaching the mountains, before being obscured by its edges.
Gai Nie looked towards the end of the road, "It seems there's no hope."
The little guy also looked worriedly towards the end of the road, without saying a word.
The sun continued to set, already mostly obscured, and was about to be swallowed by the distant mountains.
The light grew fainter and fainter, and the whole earth began to darken.
Gai Nie stood up, preparing to leave.
However, just as the sun was about to set completely, the little guy's excited voice rang out, "Haiguo!"
Gai Nie was taken aback. He looked up and saw a small figure at the end of the road, looking trembling and weak as a straw.
It seemed as if he would collapse at the slightest gust of wind.
He stumbled forward slowly, feeling as if his bones were about to fall apart. His body could barely withstand such intense exertion, yet he dared not stop for a moment.
Using his last bit of strength, Xiao Hu Hai walked into the pavilion and looked at Gai Nie, "Sir, I've come."
After he finished speaking, his legs went weak and he knelt down on the ground.
Gai Nie looked at Xiao Huhai and couldn't help but mutter, "You really have created a miracle."
His eyes suddenly hardened. "From now on, you will be my disciple!"
Little Hu Hai's face lit up with joy, and he quickly cupped his hands in greeting, "Disciple Hu Hai greets Master!"
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