At these words, Xu Taiping frowned slightly.
Elder Yun Ye clearly meant more than he said.
"Don't worry too much. Your task is merely to keep the Sixth Princess safe. Everything else has nothing to do with you."
As soon as Fairy Yun Ye left, Fairy Lingyue's voice sounded in Xu Taiping's mind.
"That's right."
Xu Taiping nodded, put the matter out of his mind, and walked straight toward the black horse.
"Have you ever ridden a horse?"
Fairy Lingyue suddenly asked with a smile.
"Not really... I don't really know how."
Xu Taiping scratched his head.
He had ridden an ox before, but he really did not know how to ride a horse.
"Let your big sister teach you."
Fairy Lingyue suddenly perked up.
"All right."
Xu Taiping nodded.
Naturally, he knew what Fairy Lingyue wanted to do.
"Sister Lingyue, go ahead."
He quieted his mind and focused, letting Fairy Lingyue take control of his body.
"I haven't ridden a horse in centuries. My hands really are itching for it."
Fairy Lingyue replied with a cheerful smile, then took control of Xu Taiping's body and vaulted onto the horse.
"Hyah!"
With a neigh, the horse began galloping through the woods, "Xu Taiping" riding expertly on its back.
"Taiping, the spiritual energy in this mortal world is polluted. From now on, you must drink at least a few cups of Dragon Gall Wine every day. Otherwise, once you return to the mountain, you'll have to spend quite some time forcing the turbid qi out of your body."
Fairy Lingyue reminded Xu Taiping as she rode at a gallop.
"In that case, would it be best for Bai Yu and the little monkey to stay inside the gourd too?"
Xu Taiping asked.
"That would be best. Prolonged exposure to this polluted