True Immortal's Fate
"I don't know! Uncle-Master Qianshan only just notified me! He probably didn't know you were here with me, Xiao Ya, so I came to get you to go together!" Heavenly Venerable Daoling said.
"Ah! Sorry for the trouble, Master!" Li Xiaoya hurriedly replied politely. Suddenly, his expression shifted, and he looked behind them.
Whoosh! A streak of escaping light suddenly shot toward them like lightning. It was Dong Santong, who called out as he flew, "Uncle-Master! Senior Brother! Are you going to Uncle-Master Qianshan's place too?"
"Yes!" Li Xiaoya called back to Dong Santong.
"Let's go together!"
"All right!"
Everyone was anxious to learn the outcome, so they quickened their flight techniques and sped toward Qianshan's cave abode. From afar, they saw that Fairy Qingxia had already arrived. Although the surrounding peaks encircled Divine Path Mountain, Heavenly Capital Peak stood farther away, while Rainbow Rosy Peak was closer. Still, judging by the way Fairy Qingxia was waiting, she had evidently only just arrived herself.
"Come in, all of you!" They had barely gathered, without even having time to exchange greetings, when Qianshan's voice rang out. As he spoke, the restrictions around the cave abode churned, opening the way for them to enter.
Upon entering Qianshan's cave abode, they sensed another familiar presence besides his own. Overjoyed, they hurried inside and saw a towering figure standing beside Qianshan. He wore a red kasaya and a necklace of enormous Buddhist beads. His head was completely bald, his features kindly, and his complexion as rosy and tender as a baby's. His long earlobes drooped like the Tathagata Buddha's. At first glance, his attire clearly marked him as a monk, but a closer look revealed that his red kasaya was covered in strange Daoist talismans, with an enormous taiji symbol embroidered