"That was Fairy Qiu Hu's Laws?" Xia Canglan couldn't help asking. When I nodded, she sighed and said, "I knew it... Qiu Hu was actually a good girl. Although she was rather rigid and not very good at adapting, and her emotional intelligence wasn't high either, she was still a straightforward person who was easy to get along with. All she wanted from you was to complete her mission. She didn't actually bear any grudge against you."
"I know. She separated the matter from the person—I could tell." I sighed, then continued, "Wasn't every one of them striving for their own sense of justice? Making their own choices based on what they believed was right? It's just that everyone stood on different sides."
"If you can think that way, then you've truly grown. You've reached the point where even your aunt can feel at ease." Xia Canglan smiled faintly. Her eyes were filled with delight as she looked at me.
Toward Aunt Xia, I felt nothing but gratitude. Although she hadn't led me into the Dao back then, she had led others into it, and she had made plans for me at crucial moments. No one could ever replace her.
We plunged downward, and before long, we witnessed an astonishing scene. A giant dragon with a blue-gray body, a snake-like long neck, and a pointed mouth like an anteater was constantly releasing the power of its Laws. Layer upon layer of golden light spread outward, repeatedly forcing a group of immortals to halt, then forcing them to activate the grand formation again and again.
Most of the golden light leaked toward the sky, while the surroundings and the foot of the mountain absorbed every last bit of it through the grand formation. At that moment, Yun Yu was leading a