Chapter 913: This isn't how Sword Flight is supposed to work!
The next day, the morning sun rose.
Since Song Shuhang's room faced east, sunlight streamed through the window early in the morning and fell on his eyes. He had wanted to sleep a little longer, but the sunlight kept shining on him until he woke up—he had forgotten to draw the curtains before going to bed yesterday.
After waking up, Song Shuhang shielded his eyes from the sunlight and muttered, "I'm so tired."
Speaking of which, what had that dream last night been about? All that pointless running around had left him exhausted, both physically and mentally.
Right, where was Senior Sister Ye Si? He had called out to her several times in his dream yesterday, hoping she could help wake him from his nightmare, but she hadn't responded at all.
Song Shuhang sat up... and found Ye Si sleeping soundly beside him.
A thick stack of books sat beside her. He had no idea how long she had been asleep.
Song Shuhang: "..."
Seemingly sensing his movement, Ye Si opened her eyes groggily. "Oh, it's morning. Good morning, Shuhang."
"Good morning," Song Shuhang replied.
Knock, knock, knock. Just then, someone knocked on the door.
Then Venerable White's voice came from outside. "Shuhang, are you up?"
"I'm awake. I'll open the door right away," Song Shuhang answered.
"If you're awake, head down to the second floor for breakfast. We'll wait for you there," Venerable White said.
"All right, I'll be right there," Song Shuhang said.
Breakfast was vegetarian—entirely vegetarian, without a trace of meat or fish—because Master Profound Principle had prepared it.
Master Profound Principle's main occupation was being an eminent monk. In addition... he also worked part-time as an immortal chef.
Although the food was all