(Girls' Literature)
"The Classic of the Southern Mountains begins with Que Mountain. Its first peak is Zhaoyao Mountain, overlooking the Western Sea. It abounds in cassia trees, gold, and jade. There is a grass there, shaped like chives with blue blossoms, called Zhu Yu. Those who eat it do not go hungry. There is a tree there, shaped like a grain tree with black veins, its flowers shining in all four directions. It is called Mi Gu; those who wear it do not lose their way. There is a beast there, shaped like an ape with white ears. It crawls on all fours yet runs like a man, and is called Xingxing. Those who eat it become swift runners. Li Water springs forth there and flows west into the sea. It contains much Yupei, and those who wear it suffer no wasting disease."
Right from the start, it was an introduction to strange beasts. It then went into detail about a few more things, and there was nothing else.
"This thing is utterly unremarkable. It doesn't seem to have anything special about it. Aside from the aura of my kin, I didn't sense any other inexplicable energy. It is far inferior to that pattern you displayed before."
Shen could not help grumbling. After all, anyone who had remained in one place for tens of thousands of years, and could only see someone from the outside world once every ten thousand years, would probably become a chatterbox.
Although he had now been released, he still could not be considered truly free. He had merely been moved from a fixed place of sealing to somewhere mobile—Ye Tian's sea of consciousness.
Still, it was much better than before. At least there was now a time limit, and Ye Tian gave him someone to