"Why are you here?!" Mu Feng's eyes shone with delight as she leaped down from the sky. "I heard at Star Pivot that your huge convoy was towing stars. You came back so soon?!"
"Yes." Di Yang's smile was as simple and honest as ever. "The Immortal Territory's exalted ones summoned us pioneering cultivators here first to cultivate the Dao laws of the past, extend our lifespans, and forge our Past Selves."
So, he had returned.
"Wow!!" Mu Feng's delight deepened. She bounced around in front of Di Yang, then suddenly shouted, "Why did you grow so tall?! You're not allowed to be this tall in front of me from now on."
"Alright."
Di Yang's gaze upon Mu Feng overflowed with fondness. Gradually, he took on the form he had possessed in childhood, remembering Mu Feng's bitter, pained expression when they had eaten dirt together back then.
Those had been exceptionally wonderful memories.
"Is Star Wilderness fun?"
"It's vast and magnificent, without boundaries, constantly surpassing our imagination. But I brought you back a gift."
"Haha, show me quickly."
"This is the Star Grotto-Heaven. Inside is a great star that burns eternally. With it here, there will never again be a long night."
A smile rested in Di Yang's eyes. His words were somewhat exaggerated, but this was his finest sentiment and gift, as well as his greatest childhood wish: that long night would no longer descend upon the earth.
Though this great star possessed stellar qi, it was but a drop in the ocean to the powerful. It was just right as a gift, and there were also many strange fire-element creatures inside that could keep Mu Feng company.
Mu Feng's mouth fell open, so delighted that she could barely speak.
Seeing Mu Feng like this, Di Yang felt as