"Oh? To think I could still see Dragon Script in this realm."
After glancing at the writing on the paper, Fairy Lingyue's eyes lit with delighted surprise.
"Dragon Script?"
Xu Taiping looked over in puzzlement.
"It's a script used in the Cultivation World in ancient times. These days, it circulates among only a small number of cultivators."
Fairy Lingyue offered an explanation.
"Then what does it say?"
Xu Taiping asked again.
"A poem."
Keeping her eyes on the letter, Fairy Lingyue recited the poem: "Spring lay hushed, the night stretched long; beneath a sky of azure clouds, the palace of Chu lay far away. My dreaming soul, long used to roaming unrestrained, once more trod willow down across the Xie Bridge."
"Poetry can serve as a Dao Seal too?"
Xu Taiping was somewhat surprised.
"If a poem has had a profound influence on a cultivator, then of course it can."
Fairy Lingyue was not particularly surprised by this, but she soon frowned again.
"But whose Dao Seal is this?"
Hearing this, Xu Taiping frowned as well.
Judging by the information they currently had, the imperial consort of the White Tree Kingdom, Her Highness the Sixth Princess, and the emperor of Wujiao Country could all be Exiled Immortals.
Yet there was only one poem.
"Sister Lingyue, to undo the seal, do we only need to recite this poem?"
Xu Taiping asked Fairy Lingyue.
"The timing matters too. For instance, a moment of life or death, the verge of achieving a grand conquest, or the moment one's name appears on the golden list of successful examination candidates."
Fairy Lingyue shook her head as she spoke.
"Then that means we'll have to wait until the Sixth Princess enters Wujiao Country's imperial palace and meets its emperor before we can bring out this poem