Her injuries from the erosion of Quasi-Emperor Dao laws had basically healed over this period. When Jiang Yun brought up the matter, she truly felt somewhat tempted.
As for Jiang Yun calling her by her true name, she showed no resistance whatsoever.
In truth, it was not as though no one had called her that before. Yet now that they addressed each other by their true names, it instead gave her a sense of closeness between friends, a feeling she rather liked.
She had never been someone difficult to approach, nor someone who kept others at arm's length.
It was merely that through those long and cruel years, there had been far too few people who could sincerely befriend her. Most stood on opposing sides from her, and deep down, she could not help but feel lonely and desolate.
Thinking carefully, ever since she awakened from the Immortal Ancient era and arrived in this entirely new world, few had dared to address her with such intimacy.
That distant Immortal Ancient era always gave her an illusory sensation, as though it had all been a dream.
She had once taken in a Double-Pupil Bearer as a disciple, yet in the end, she had scarcely put any effort into teaching her.
Later, she traveled through the Upper Realm, only to suffer an ambush from the Guidance Divine Hall. She was imprisoned in that dark cage, unable to see daylight through endless years.
Later still, she was fortunate enough to be rescued by a little child whom she had found rather interesting back then.
During the years she had been imprisoned, that little child had carved a path through countless hardships, quelled the Dark Turmoil, and even set out toward the mysterious Heaven. In the end, she saw the end of the Sea