The two clinked cups and drained them in one gulp.
Jade Nectar was unquestionably the finest wine Qin Yi had ever tasted in his life. That fool Nine Infants had probably long used this stuff to entice the people of the Wine Sect; Yin Yizhong and the others would come running up weeping and begging for it.
Yet Qin Yi had little mind to savor the wine at this moment.
Looking at Yao Guang's jade-like profile, Qin Yi thought to himself that he had indeed considered himself rather familiar with Yao Guang, but that might not truly be the case.
At the very least, he had not known the origin of the name Yao Guang before. After all, in Bangbang's words, it had merely been, "There's nothing interesting about naming yourself after a star." From this, one could once again sense the difference between their Dao Paths. In Bangbang's eyes, it truly was just "nothing interesting about naming yourself after a star."
Over all these years Qin Yi had spent with Liusu, she had never been attached to any "inherent Dao," instead placing greater emphasis on human development. Qin Yi even recalled those early years when Liusu had first emerged: while swaggering about with absolute confidence that Bangbang was invincible beneath heaven, she had also quietly begun questioning whether her methods had fallen behind the times.
She seemed schizophrenic, but in truth her Dao Path was one and the same, a single thread running through all things.
Yao Guang was the same... Calling her an old fossil was not quite right either; she still harbored thoughts of breaking the framework of this world. But on the Dao Path, she cared more about studying "Heavenly Human Induction," "Heaven and Earth Interconnection," and "Ritual Trajectory Contract Law"—in other words, the established laws