An unstable Dao heart—a seemingly ridiculous term, rarely witnessed by anyone.
And now, Suixin is going through this process.
And he doesn't look well.
Her eyes were slightly open, but they were lifeless. Her hands hung naturally at her sides, and her chin rested on Xi Yun's shoulder.
Xi Yun was also quite weak at this point, and she had only been able to stand up by being held by Sui Xin.
Now, with a flick of his wrist, the two of them completely lost their support.
Xi Yun was stunned. The series of events had happened almost in an instant. By the time she realized that something was wrong with Sui Xin, the two of them had already fallen backward.
He quickly protected Sui Xin's head and barely managed to control his spiritual energy to land steadily.
"Suixin, what's wrong?" Xiyun hurriedly sat up, turned Suixin over, and hugged her in her arms.
The moment she saw his pale face, Xi Yun covered her mouth, tears streaming down her face.
If you asked her to describe what a dead person looks like, she'd probably say something like this: "Just like this now."
His face was deathly pale, his forehead was dark, and his open eyes looked as if he had died with his eyes open.
Xi Yun's body trembled violently. She reached out to touch Sui Xin's cheek, but felt a chill in her hand. "Sui Xin, don't scare me."
She felt incredibly guilty, repeatedly berating herself for being so selfish.
If I hadn't kept pressing Suixin for answers, this wouldn't have happened.
Before Sui Xin could respond, blood mixed with thick black mist flowed from the corner of his mouth.
Xi Yun took several deep breaths, forcing herself to calm down.
Wiping the blood from the corner of Sui Xin's mouth, the Source Detection Technique was activated, and the body began to be examined.
What met the eye was chaos; demonic energy was rampant within the body, and even the internal organs were completely covered by black energy.
The remaining spiritual energy was all trapped in the dantian, as if it were sealed, unable to escape even a little bit.
Xi Yun channeled a wisp of spiritual energy, which was instantly swallowed by the black mist without even causing a ripple.
what to do?
Faced with this situation, she felt helpless and couldn't think of any way to help Suixin. She gently stroked Suixin's cheek with her small hands, hoping that Suixin would wake up.
Fifth Brother and Xiao Yun'er also appeared at this moment. Looking at the two people on the ground, they frowned slightly and investigated and found the root of the problem.
"Alas, his Dao heart is unstable. He has to find the answer to the problem himself. There's nothing we can do," Fifth Brother said to Xi Yun, stopping Xiao Yun'er who was about to speak.
When Xi Yun saw her fifth brother coming over, a glimmer of hope rose in her heart, but his words were like a bucket of cold water, extinguishing the flame of hope.
She so wished she could help Suixin...
With a sigh, Fifth Brother was about to leave when he suddenly seemed to notice something and turned to look at Sui Xin's storage bag.
Inside was an old-fashioned box containing an ordinary little grass. Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be the very same superfluous Divine Grass that Ye Hao had found back then.
"This Divine Herb might be able to help Suixin, but it will come at a small price. It depends on whether you're willing to pay it," Fifth Brother said, picking up the box.
“I’m willing, what should I do?” Xi Yun’s eyes lit up and she asked immediately.
The consequences were forgotten.
"We need to cut off a segment of his primordial spirit and send it into Sui Xin's sea of consciousness to guide him to find his true self," Fifth Brother explained to Xi Yun, his hands never stopping.
In the blink of an eye, the originally blue Divine Grass had transformed into a bright green ball of light and landed in front of Xi Yun.
"Tearing apart your primordial spirit is no easy experience. Are you ready?" Fifth Brother asked again.
Xi Yun nodded gently, instantly recalling the thirty-seven times her primordial spirit was torn apart by Sui Xin, and the excruciating aftereffects.
Compared to doing whatever you want, what does this matter?
"Come on, I'm ready."
"Hmm," Fifth Brother nodded, raised his hand and waved the ball of light into Xi Yun's brow.
The ball of light traveled within her body and arrived at her sea of consciousness.
Sitting in the middle of the sea of consciousness was a little Xi Yun, whose sunflower mark on his forehead was particularly eye-catching, illuminating the entire sea of consciousness.
It is her primordial spirit.
Gradually, the light sphere embedded itself into Xi Yun's primordial spirit body, like a hollow cavity. Where it was embedded, the primordial spirit disappeared directly and flowed into the light sphere until it was filled and became one with the Divine Herb.
An extra hole appeared in the primordial spirit, which was gradually filled in by primordial spirits from other places.
Fortunately, the sphere wasn't very large, only about one percent the size of her primordial spirit, so aside from the pain, it wouldn't have much of an effect on her.
Outside, Xi Yun frowned slightly. Although it hurt a little, she had basically gotten used to it by now.
The moment my primordial spirit entered the divine herb, I felt my consciousness being separated, as if I had truly become a small blade of grass.
This feeling is different from the last time I used the Divine Herb; it feels like a resolute departure with no turning back.
Fifth Brother and Xiao Yun couldn't help but glance at each other and nod.
"Alright, let's go find Suixin."
Fifth Brother raised his hand and pointed, and a ball of light floated out from between Xi Yun's eyebrows, transforming back into the shape of the Divine Grass.
Carrying the dawn clouds, drifting towards the heart's desire.
Follow your heart, wait for me...
......
"Boom!" "Boom!"
Dark clouds filled the sky, and lightning streaked across the heavens, striking the earth as if to annihilate everything—a truly terrifying sight.
The rain poured down, obscuring the view and extinguishing the flames.
Above the dark clouds was a black sun, cold and icy.
Beneath the dark clouds and in the pouring rain, stood a man in white.
All in white, including her hair, it was all about following her heart.
“Yun’er,” Sui Xin Nan Nan said, her eyes vacant.
This is the world within his primordial spirit, where everything is determined by his own mind.
The wind, rain, thunder, and lightning perfectly reflect his inner world.
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