When I opened my eyes, I found myself inside a palace pavilion. The spacious hall was veiled by countless strips of pure-white gauze hanging from above. With my arrival, the swaying fabric trembled faintly, stirring endless imaginings amid the wavering light and sound.
Cang Yao's soft moans pierced through layer upon layer of curtains, making my feet move forward despite myself. It seemed Di Bi's mental attack had indeed worked on her—even her innate Eternal Star Dao had been bypassed. After all, it had merely intensified her seven emotions and six desires, without being deciphered by the Heavenly Dao's excessive defenses.
If some other Great Luotian had attacked Cang Yao with elemental laws, her Eternal Star Dao would likely have snuffed it out at the first instant. It would have been impossible to affect her in the slightest.
Pushing aside the layers of drifting gauze, I saw Cang Yao lying disheveled atop a star robe in the white-jade pavilion. Her movements could hardly be called daring; they were merely instinctive. Only when her hands brushed certain sensitive places did she make the sounds I had heard moments ago.
This scene was probably going to disappoint Di Bi. Cang Yao truly was a woman untouched by dust.
As for whether I was disappointed, that was hard to say. It was not as if I had never seen such seductive scenes before. With priceless jade already placed before me, I had long since grown accustomed to them.
Looking at Cang Yao, I slowly forced out a sentence. "Ancestor Cang, I trust you've been well."
In an instant, Cang Yao stiffened violently. The next moment, she snatched up the star robe from the floor to cover herself before sitting up. As those spirit-bright eyes lifted, powerful killing intent and pressure instantly shook the