The Heavenly Mandate Daoist Academy.
After returning, An Ning immediately sought out Dao Wushuang.
"Why have you come running back again?" Dao Wushuang raised an eyebrow at the sight of An Ning and walked over with a smile.
"It's only been a little while, but you seem to have lost quite a bit of weight. Has that fellow not been feeding you?" Dao Wushuang teased as he looked her up and down.
"Stop joking, senior brother." An Ning kept a straight face.
Dao Wushuang glanced at Li Feiyu behind her. "Why is he here too?"
"He's my Corpse Slave now. He obeys my orders." An Ning briefly recounted what had happened.
"A reincarnation corpse slave... Has that twisted method resurfaced?" Dao Wushuang raised an eyebrow after hearing her account.
"Senior brother, I want you to unseal my memories." An Ning could hardly wait to learn about her childhood.
"That... I'm afraid I can't do that," Dao Wushuang said. "Master sealed your memories, and only he can undo it."
"Then help me ask Master to do it," An Ning said.
"Why don't you go yourself?"
Dao Wushuang drew An Ning over to sit down. Beside them, Li Feiyu took the initiative to pick up the teapot and pour tea for them both.
"I haven't figured out how to face him yet." An Ning pouted. It wasn't that she didn't want to go—she didn't dare.
"You're master and disciple. You'll have to face him eventually." Dao Wushuang asked, "You spent some time traveling with your father. Did your relationship make any progress?"
"No." An Ning shook her head.
"Oh, you. Is it really that hard?" Dao Wushuang chuckled helplessly.
"You don't understand. It's really awkward." An Ning wanted to call him Father too, but every time the word reached her lips, she