It is the earliest magical artifact to appear and possess intelligence, without exception. In order to disguise itself and deceive the world, the Blue Lantern changes its home and name every few decades.
Knowing she couldn't win, Aoandon switched to persuasion mode: "You're not confused about the future, you don't need me to guide you, so why do you want to take me with you? Let's make a deal, put me down~"
Lou Nayou stood in the wind.
He gazed toward the distant east.
Lou Nayu murmured, "I don't need you, but someone does, and that person is about to die."
Aoandon tried her best to make her tone gentle: "Then I can't save you."
Lou Na tightened his grip: "You are the Seven Star Lamp. Ignite you, and you can extend the life of anyone."
The low, husky voice, mixed with the whistling wind, reached Aoandon's ears like the sound of a knife being sharpened before a slow, agonizing execution.
Aoandon begged for mercy: "Ouch, go easy on me, brother, my back is going to break. I am Aoandon now. When I was the Seven Star Lamp, I could indeed prolong life, but as Aoandon, I can only guide the way. Brother, I swear on my lamp's rank and my old master!"
Oh my god.
Is it about to die?!
Lou Nayou remained silent for a long time. Disappointment is not terrible; what is terrible is the despair that comes after knowing that hope has been shattered.
Aoandon's words swept him into a whirlpool of waves, making even breathing painful.
Lou Nayou looked up at the light of dawn, wondering if he was supposed to just watch Yan Qingxuan die.
Qingxingdeng comforted him, "Don't worry, I can turn back into the Seven Star Lamp in two years. Can that person wait?"
Lou Nayou gave a bitter smile.
If only we could wait.
It seems he could never escape his fate, and all his efforts were in vain.
Lou Nayou closed her eyes: "The existence of the nine great magical artifacts has its own meaning. You are now the Blue Lantern, which means that someone needs you to be the Blue Lantern. You and I are destined to meet but not to be together."
Aoandon was taken aback by Lou Nayu's apparent lack of destiny: "Oh, brother, I still really like you. You're much more insightful than anyone I've ever met before."
Lou Nayou didn't speak. He gazed into the distance and ultimately didn't go over.
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