sbdcsierra Chapter 156 Yu
Chapter 156 Yu
The mirror suddenly shattered into waves, rolling and climbing onto the crests of the waves in the wind.
This was the first time he had so openly and completely revealed his cultivation techniques. Anyone who didn't know better would think someone was filming a fantasy movie!
Just then, a melodious and clear flute sound drifted from somewhere, and the surging wave collapsed with a crash, plunging vertically into the water.
Truly: A small boat with its sails billowing, the mournful sound of a flute carried on the rain.
A young, handsome boy, playing a jade flute, emerged from the clouds in a small boat, breaking through the swirling winds and clouds, and entering the extraordinary field of vision.
Upon seeing this, Chao Bufan was immediately stunned, wondering to himself where the young man had come from and who he might be. The young man revealed a fresh and serene smile, his flute playing a deep, melodious tune that soothed and calmed the heart. The small boat lay motionless on the azure waves, seemingly about to be swallowed by the next wave, making one hold their breath in suspense. The young man, however, seemed oblivious, his bright eyes darting around as he also sized up Chao Bufan.
"Who are you, and why are you here?" Chao Bufan gripped his longsword tightly and stared at the mysterious youth before him, asking.
The young man put away his jade flute, tucked it into his waistband, and exuded a commanding presence. His clear and crisp voice rang out: "And who are you? Sun Village has never interacted with the outside world. How did you end up here?"
As he spoke, his gaze lingered on Chao Bufan's face for a moment before quickly shifting away. The wind and waves rose again, and the small boat rocked slightly.
The sudden appearance of the young man attracted Chao Bufan's special attention. He thought to himself with delight: This young man is a bit suspicious. Perhaps he can lead me into the Sun Village.
"What's wrong with venturing into Sun Village? To be honest, that's exactly what I want to do." As he spoke to the boy, he felt uneasy, though he couldn't quite put his finger on what was wrong. He felt a generation younger than him, which made him feel uneasy. But he knew in his heart that this seemingly young child gave off a strange feeling, and even with his current cultivation level, he couldn't see through him.
The boy rolled his bright eyes, pondering Chao Bufan's words. He was somewhat surprised, excited, and worried. After a moment of silence, he said crisply and forcefully, "I am Baiyu. Since you want to go in and take a look, why don't you lead the way? As long as we don't cause any trouble, there will be no worries."
After hesitating for a long time, Chao Bufan stepped onto the small boat, clasped his hands and said, "Chao Bufan is very polite. Then I will trouble you to lead the way, brother."
After flying for most of the day, he was quite tired. Seeing that the boy named Baiyu was not hostile, he simply lay down on the boat with his legs in the air to rest.
Seeing Chao Bufan's nonchalant attitude, Bai Yu chuckled contentedly. He picked up the jade flute again, put it to his lips, and began to play. The small boat turned around automatically without wind, heading slowly into the depths of the clouds.
The small boat departed, and the water returned to calm. The northwest wind split into two, its sound echoing across the endless sea. Even at midday, the fog remained thick and showed no sign of dissipating, obscuring everything...
Bai Yu played the flute for a while and then put it away. He imitated Chao Bufan, lying down on his back with his hands as a pillow. His playful nature suddenly arose, and his handsome face gained a touch of dashing and unrestrained charm. This small action shortened the distance between the two. Compared to Chao Bufan, who was much bigger, Bai Yu was obviously more composed and calm, yet he was also a bit mischievous and naughty.
Chao Bufan hesitated, unsure of Bai Yu's origins. He felt uneasy and somewhat uncomfortable, as Bai Yu seemed too mysterious and unfathomable to him.
"Brother, just ask me what's wrong. I'll tell you everything and won't hide anything. It's been a long time since anyone has ventured into Sun Village. Today, I suddenly felt like sneaking out for a walk, but I didn't expect to run into you, brother." Bai Yu spoke sincerely and innocently with Chao Bufan, showing no signs of ulterior motives.
"Baiyu, why couldn't I find the entrance just now? And why is Sun Village isolated from the world? What are the local customs and traditions like here?" Chao Bufan asked several questions in a row, his eagerness evident.
“Brother, you are indeed an impatient person. Let me explain. There is an innate illusion array at the entrance. Those who do not know the array will naturally be unable to break it. As for why Sun Village is isolated from the outside world, Father has never said anything. I have never been out since I was a child, and I have never seen any outsiders enter in the past hundred years.”
Chao Bufan was startled. A hundred years? Then this child has already…
"Brother, you want to ask about the current situation in Sun Village, right? Sun Village is mostly a gathering place for wandering immortals, and there aren't any major sects. Father has always been in charge of taking care of things. Second Sister always keeps an eye on me and won't let me go out, so I just seized the opportunity to come out and wander around for a while." The boy's interest was piqued again, and he pestered Chao Bufan to tell him about the situation outside.
Caught off guard by Bai Yu, Chao Bufan felt a pang of shame. He had been overthinking things and harboring impure thoughts. So, he vividly described the outside world to him, which Bai Yu listened to with great interest, occasionally interjecting a few words. The two were having a wonderful time. Just then, a girl in a green dress arrived in a small boat. Bai Yu's face turned pale, and he looked terrified. After trembling for a moment, he said, "Um... brother, it seems my second sister, Bai Ling, has arrived. I'm leaving now. If you need anything, just say my name. Remember, my name is Bai Yu." Without waiting for Chao Bufan's reply, he dove into the water and disappeared without a trace.
Chao Bufan abruptly stood up. In this freezing weather, he had actually plunged headfirst into the water! He would never have dared to do that; he'd probably be frozen solid in a few breaths. His gaze shifted from the water to the newcomer. The girl, named Bailing, wore a pale green dress. Her skin was like jade, fair with a rosy glow, gentle and refined, crystal clear. Her figure was slender and graceful, her waist as thin as a willow, radiant and captivating. Her eyes were like water, and when she slightly lifted her eyelids, it seemed as if mist was rising from them—indescribably beautiful. The pale green embellishments further accentuated her vibrant beauty. Her appearance was extraordinary, beautiful without being vulgar, delicate without being seductive—an indescribable, captivating beauty that retained its natural charm.
Chao Bufan was momentarily stunned, muttering to himself, "Holy crap, this woman is just too beautiful! She's a fairy!"
Bai Ling is indeed very beautiful, even breaking the shackles of Chao Bufan's previous aesthetic standards. Compared to Tang Qianqian and Huang Mengting, she is even more stunning. Truly, the land and water nurture a great beauty!
Lanzhou arrived swiftly, chasing after Baiyu no sooner had she left. It's truly baffling what these two siblings are up to.
Bai Ling also held a flute in her hand, white and translucent, slightly longer than Bai Yu's, clearly not an ordinary item.
She stepped onto the extraordinary little boat, raised her chin with her flute, and arrogantly demanded, "Who are you? What are you doing here? Why are you on my brother's boat? Where is he?"