Kaguya stood atop Taixuan Dojo, looking at the golden sword in the immortal's hand. She did not know what it was, but she could sense an extraordinary power emanating from it.
"Have you heard of the Xuanyuan Sword?"
Fu Hua held the golden sword upright before her.
"The Xuanyuan Sword? I think... I've heard of it. A powerful divine artifact from Shenzhou."
Faced with Fu Hua's question, Kaguya hesitated and thought for a moment... she vaguely remembered it. Although she had always lived in the Lunar Capital, as a lunar being who had lived for who knew how many years, she still knew a thing or two about many things. Besides... the Lunar Capital often came into contact with Shenzhou's Central Plains.
Chang'e, Princess Kaguya's fellow prisoner, was still imprisoned somewhere in the Lunar Capital.
Of course, the Chang'e of this world was different from the Chang'e of Shenzhou mythology. Here, Chang'e, like Eirin... was a sage of the Lunar Capital, commanding countless moon rabbits.
However, because she had consumed the forbidden Hourai Elixir—not Kaguya's version—she was imprisoned in the form of a toad. Countless moon rabbits sang day and night and pounded rice cakes to atone for her sins.
More importantly, this Chang'e had once offended two powerful gods: Junko, the purified divine spirit, and Hecatia Lapislazuli, the goddess of the hells of the three realms. Thus, she had brought upon herself a problem that was almost impossible to resolve forever.
Of course, those were secondary matters. Chang'e had once lived in Shenzhou, and her husband was Hou Yi, the figure from Shenzhou mythology who had shot down the sun. Although the story of the Xuanyuan Sword took place after Hou Yi shot down the sun, the two events were not far apart.
Thus, Kaguya roughly knew of the