Different Paths
Lin Yun knew better than anyone what lay ahead, and she also knew that Sui Yuan was worried about her. However, some things had to be done eventually, and overthinking would only hinder her actions. She didn't want to bind herself before she even started doing anything.
As soon as she noticed something unusual about the snow on Yunzhong Mountain, she tried to send a telepathic message to her senior brother Gu, who was still in Jeju, but failed. She knew that there was more to this than met the eye.
In the vast world of cultivation, how many people can easily block the transmission of messages between cultivators? Only a handful.
Perhaps, her own death, and the extinguishing of the soul lamp in the Soul Palace, could serve as a message and a reminder… She understood that this could only be a last resort. Lin Yunwang, of course, longed to live, and at this moment, she was doing everything in her power to do so.
Whether for oneself or for others.
Upon closer examination, the current situation is also due to the lack of honesty between the two.
If they had trusted each other more back then, they wouldn't be in such a passive position now. At the time, they just thought there was plenty of time and room for each other to test each other.
Now that things have come to this, all reflection and debriefing must wait until the immediate crisis is resolved before taking any further action.
"This must be where the barrier manifests." Without further hesitation, Lin Yun drew his sword.
This was her last trump card.
The authority to unleash full resonance capabilities.
On the eve of leaving the Jingyin Sect, the system vaguely revealed that it was difficult for it to appear in the space outside the sect, so it sealed a part of the authority that controlled her resonance ability in this sword.
Because the "barrier" established by the distance from the Jingyin Sect's space and the resonance ability will become increasingly fragile until one day it breaks uncontrollably. His original intention was to take a precaution, but unexpectedly, it has helped her today.
Lin Yun plunged her long sword deep into the snow, her mind replaying every detail related to the system. She made a silent vow: if she could return alive, she would definitely lay everything bare and make everything clear.
She continued to apply force, and the tip of the sword finally pierced through the snow and stopped at the solid frozen ground below.
It turned out that the snow was already halfway up the sword.
With another burst of force, the sword completely sank into the ground.
The girl fell in love with the sight, feeling the spiritual energy gathering in her sword. Her resonance ability gradually returned, and the familiar roar returned once more. She heard the howls and sighs of many people, and then she heard that voice again, "This village, covered in snow that never melts."
She tried to shut out the noise and prayed fervently: "Please grant my wish, show me the way, dispel the fog... end this eternal snowy night."
The voice in her head affected her spellcasting.
Is this their wish?
The power of resonance overwhelmed her consciousness like a tidal wave. Just as her consciousness was fading, she felt the snow beneath her begin to melt quietly, and the massive barrier reappeared, clearly guiding her to the location of the Creator.
"south……"
She fell straight down onto the cold snow.
On the other side.
Sui Yuan arrived at the entrance of Luming Village, where he saw only scattered footprints along the way. He let out a low chuckle: "Looks like everyone's here."
In the darkness, a sharp, clanging sound of blades being drawn from their sheaths suddenly rang out.
"Lin Yunwang, Lin Yunwang, you still don't know how to judge people."
It's unclear whether he was lamenting Lin Yunwang's biased assessment of the searchers for "hiding their heads and leaving clues," or if he was implying something else entirely...
"What, do you all not even recognize me?"
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