Xu Yi sprang to his feet and shot up a hundred zhang in a flash.
"Don't forget me!" Huang Mei yelled.
Xu Yi swept out a hand and pulled him over.
They hurtled forward at high speed, the gale slicing like knives. In Xu Yi's arms, Huang Mei was battered by the wind and felt miserable. "Why are you carrying me? I want to go back to my den and stay there. Are you trying to blow me to death?"
As soon as the words left his mouth, Huang Mei's old face flushed red. He'd just remembered that he seemed to have said he'd never go back into Xu Yi's Starry Sky Ring again.
Just then, Xu Yi let go. Huang Mei thought, That guy's definitely forgotten. If he's forgotten the oath, does it still count as an oath? I'm not an idiot. Why should I stay out here getting sliced up by the wind when I could be living in a proper paradise?
With a quick leap, Huang Mei dove into Xu Yi's Starry Sky Ring and curled back up in his soft, warm little nest. He half-closed his eyes, eating and drinking as he hummed a little tune, more content than ever.
Ai Song Valley was a desolate mountain ravine, strewn with Dwarf Star Rock. This kind of rock interfered with spiritual power and magnetism, and in turn disrupted formations and secret arts.
That was why places where Dwarf Star Rock could be found were often natural hiding places.
At the foot of a Dwarf Star Rock slope in the southwest of Ai Song Valley, a dense thicket of Cold Star Cluster perfectly concealed the entrance to a cave barely wide enough for a child.
Beyond the entrance, the cave gradually widened. Several zhang below, it opened