"What's happening outside?"
Sang Yun must have noticed the commotion outside. She rose and walked to the window, looking into the distance. What she saw made her pause in slight surprise.
"Why is the sky so dark?"
Sang Yun remembered that when she had first arrived at the pavilion, the weather had still been bright and sunny. Yet in so little time, gloomy clouds had nearly pressed down to the ground.
More changes quickly followed.
The layers of dark clouds shattered apart, sunlight spilling through the gaps onto the earth. The clouds were dispersing at a visible pace; at this rate, they would soon vanish completely.
Bai Qi stretched lazily. Having figured certain things out, she felt much lighter.
Noticing Sang Yun's words, she rose and walked over to her.
At the same time, she saw the sky outside.
Sticking out her tongue in embarrassment, Bai Qi felt that she needed to explain. "Ahem, well... I think I caused this."
"You caused it?" Sang Yun did not quite understand.
"I forgot to tell you earlier, but I can actually control the weather. Pretty impressive, right?" Bai Qi proudly patted her chest. "Making me your Sacred Beast is definitely a sure profit with no loss for you. With my help, your village is guaranteed favorable winds and timely rains every year, so I think there's still room to improve my salary and benefits."
Sang Yun: "..."
She began to wonder whether gaining an extra Sacred Beast in the village had been the right choice after all.
Bai Qi wandered around the pavilion, looking for things that interested her, while Sang Yun and the priest continued consulting the ancient texts, trying to find more information related to Sacred Beasts.
Time flew by, and in the blink of an eye, it was already