Classmate for Two Hundred Million Years: Big Black Horse Isn't So Impressive Anymore!
Wang Yue knew that Ning Que was worried the bandits might track them down for revenge after taking such heavy losses. He saw that his companions had only just gotten into the water after waiting so long, so he climbed ashore right away. He put on his still-damp clothes, preparing to climb the slope and survey the area.
Just as he was about to leave the shore, he spotted a book lying beside Ning Que's clothes. Seeing it brought back the memory that this was the Taishang Ganying Pian Ning Que never went anywhere without.
Wang Yue knew Ning Que's personality and that he shouldn't just take the book without asking. Smiling, he asked, "Ning Que, can I take a look at your Taishang Ganying Pian?"
After Wang Yue climbed ashore, Ning Que stopped paying attention to the shore and looked around for signs of movement elsewhere. Just then, he spotted what looked like a completely black horse drinking from the lake near the woods. He was about to investigate when Wang Yue's question reached him.
Ning Que was curious. Why had Wang Yue, who had never paid any attention to cultivation and seemed to have resigned himself to his fate, suddenly wanted to read his book?
But he didn't dwell on it. He quietly made his way toward the black horse and casually replied, "Go ahead. Just don't damage it!"
After speaking, Ning Que plunged into the water and swam underwater toward the black horse.
Once Wang Yue had Ning Que's permission, he picked up the book and walked to the dirt slope by the shore. From there, he could see everything within several miles at a glance. After making sure the area was safe for