Many figures had appeared amid the ruins of the Heavenly Court, busily taking measurements in orderly fashion. They used equipment to scan the bricks and tiles strewn across the sky, simulating their restoration. Students from many academies also gathered immortal herbs and spirit fruits, taking selfies whenever they grew tired from work.
Bai Moulong was flying through the clouds.
From afar, she spotted a towering, solemn immortal palace. It had suffered relatively little damage, while Little Phoenix and the monkey clung to its window like lizards, peering inside with curiosity.
Seeing this, she flew down to the palace and landed, then curiously pressed herself to the window and looked in as well.
It turned out to be a palace where the seals of the Heavenly Court's divine offices were stored. Seals of every color and size, each with different shapes, were piled together or displayed separately, nearly filling the entire hall. The larger seals flickered with Divine Light and were as large as cauldrons, inlaid with divine patterns and carved with various figures. The small seals buried at the very bottom were only an inch wide. They were the most numerous, dim and without luster.
Amid the chaos back then, no one could possibly have recovered every seal one by one. Bai Yujun guessed it had been the work of the Heavenly Dao—except it had not reclaimed her North Heavenly Gate Guardian divine seal.
The immortal palace was still tightly sealed by the Heavenly Dao, much like the barrier at the South Heavenly Gate before. Perhaps the time for it to open had not yet come.
"What are you two looking at? Since when were you interested in divine offices?"
Those two were hardly obsessed with official rank. Though both held posts, they flagrantly neglected their duties every day.
Then