"This is a fairy tale," Wu said with a smile, "Do you want to read it, fairy? It's quite interesting."

Jingwei blinked lightly and said, "Just flip it around. I can see it from here. No need to worry about me."

Most of the strange accent she had when speaking had disappeared. It was obvious that she had not spoken for so long and had forgotten how to talk to others.

Wu Wan smiled and agreed, flipping through the picture album in front of him, observing Jingwei's expression with his spiritual sense.

Soon, after flipping through the thick picture album, Jingwei's eyes were full of unfinished content.

Wu smiled and said: "Fairy, would you like to come down and take a look? There are more interesting parts here."

"What kind of fragment?"

She glanced at Wu Juan with some caution, but Wu Juan just looked at her with a smile.

After a while, Jingwei jumped up from the branch of the tree, two feet away from Wu Wan.

Wu Wan placed the book in front of her, pinched a corner of the book and turned it over;

Jingwei looked closely and saw two fighting stick figures appearing in the corner of the book, fighting with swords, guns, swords and halberds.

She covered her mouth and chuckled, feeling quite curious.

Wu Wan turned the book and moved the corner of the book on the other side, and a deer appeared jumping inside; he turned the book over and cast the spell again...

Jingwei kept laughing, his eyes full of curiosity.

Wu Wan handed the book over, and she didn't hesitate much. She nodded and took it. She kept flipping it under the tree and had a great time looking at the moving simple drawings.

Wu Wan released a crystal ball that glowed with pale yellow light, and bits of starlight fell on him and Jingwei, making Jingwei feel a little warm.

"This is……"

"A little magic," Wu Wan explained, "can keep you awake for a while without causing any damage."

"Thank you."

Jingwei responded, raised his hand to straighten a strand of hair beside his ear, and continued to flip through the thick book in his hand.

After a while, Jingwei reluctantly returned the book to Wu Wan and asked in a low voice: "Did...father ask you to come?"

"That's right."

Wu Wan smiled and nodded. Seeing that Jingwei's expression was a little gloomy, he immediately understood something and sighed: "Actually, Senior Shen Nong and I have only met each other a few times.

That day, Senior Shen Nong and I were out picking herbs, and we were suddenly besieged by several powerful innate gods. Senior Shen Nong pushed me, and I got here."

"Is he in danger?"

Jingwei's eyes were full of concern and he quickly asked: "Is he a very powerful enemy?"

Wu Wan immediately understood in his heart.

There is some unpleasantness between the father and daughter, but they care about each other very much.

She is indeed the fairy he values.

"Don't worry, although it's tricky, seniors will have no problem dealing with a few of them," Wu said with a smile, " seniors asked me to wait here for a few years.

He is also afraid that you will be lonely and wants someone to come here to spend more time with you."

"That's no need."

Jingwei pursed his lips, lowered his head and was about to jump back onto the tree branch.

A faint light flickered in Wu Wan's sleeves. In a blink of an eye, he held a pile of books in his arms and said depressedly: "Then my drawings were all in vain?"

Jingwei paused, groaned a few times, turned around and stared at the pile of books in Wu Huan's hand, and slightly puffed up the corners of his mouth.

"Huh, I think it's because of the effort you put in..."

Wu Wan couldn't help but smile and narrowed his eyes.

That night, under the sacred tree, it lasted just half an hour.

The two of them were three feet apart, constantly flipping through the small book in front of them.

Amidst the clattering of the pages, those simple animations seemed particularly interesting.

Wu Wan looked at the gadgets he had made in Beiye in his storage treasure, and then looked up at the girl with her legs together, laughing constantly, and her eyes always narrowed into crescent moons.

The Tao mind is unobstructed, transparent and comfortable.

It wasn't until the familiar colorful feather appeared on Jingwei's forehead that she reluctantly put the book down and said to Wu Wan, "I...want to change back."

"Ahem, um," Wu Wanwan asked casually, "Senior Shennong, did you send someone over to spend time with you before?"

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! Jingwei blinked: "You are the first one here besides my father."

After saying that, she stood up and turned around, her long hair and skirt flowing gently, bringing out a little laughter like silver bells.

"I have never been so happy as I am today."

"My name is Wu Wan."

"Well...my name is Nvwa."

"Well, see you next time."

Wu Wan said this, and the Jingwei chuckled, turning into a Jingwei bird in the blue smoke and flying towards the tree crown.

Under the tree, Wu Wang grinned, waved his hand and punched the air several times.

The hardest first step is taken!

"Jin Wei?"

The crisp chirping of birds came from the branches of the tree. Wu Huan stood up straight in an instant, turned around and restored his elegant smile: "Fairy, what's wrong?"

It shook its head slightly, the spiritual fruit in its mouth fell into Wu Wan's palm, and then turned around and flew back to the tree crown.

After a while, I re-entered the state of reclamation, flying back and forth non-stop following my obsession.

Wu Wan put the spiritual fruit in his hand on the tip of his nose and sniffed it, and judged that this fruit was extremely precious. It contained a large amount of fire spiritual power, which could thicken the Dao foundation and consolidate the true essence. Even if he took it directly without refining the elixir,

The effect is also extraordinary.

After swallowing the fruit in one gulp, Wu Wan packed up the little books, put them in a special treasure bag, and floated to the beach house humming a song.

Ah, mother, he may be... in love.

…

At the same time, in the deepest part of the Kitano starry sky, in the main hall.

Cang Xue, who was leaning on a long staff and standing quietly with her eyes closed, had a gentle smile on her lips, and she didn't know what she saw.

The place where the starlight falls is naturally the place where the principles of the stars exist.

"The remaining soul..."

She opened her eyes, and there was a divine light in them, but there were still some memories and thoughts behind the divine light.

I don't know how long it took.

Without warning, the long staff in Cang Xue's hand trembled slightly. The leader of the Seven-Day Festival immediately grasped the long staff, his eyes glowed with divine light, and he kept scanning around the starry sky.

Why is there such a fluctuation?

After searching for a while, Cang Xue closed her eyes again, and the boundless and majestic outline of the Star God's body appeared above the temple.

Everywhere in Beiye, the sky was filled with bright stars, and a famous priest kept bowing his head in worship.

Finally, Cang Xue found the source of the strange movement, and looked at Wu Huan, who was in a large formation somewhere in the deep sea of ​​the East China Sea, in the southeast of the wilderness with a bit of laughter and tears.

"this?"

The body of the Star God above the main hall slowly disappeared, and the stars in Beiye returned to normal.
Chapter completed!