Fierce Ghosts could not touch mortals; mortal bodies simply could not withstand their icy aura.
Her gaze turned strange, the corners of her lips lifting slightly as a playful look took shape on her face.
Thus, she did not directly urge Second Senior Sister to abandon her hatred. Instead, she wanted Senior Sister Mo to learn more about their master before making her choice.
But a closer look revealed that those were not stars, but lanterns-brilliant, radiant lanterns.
In the end, the lantern that had kept blocking her finally moved aside and drifted away, yet it continued lighting the road ahead for her.
Was she qualified to fight for these things?
"Master, Eldest Senior Sister, you two must be well."
Mo Ke's gaze dimmed. She looked deeply at the lanterns and the shadows, then smiled brightly and turned toward her elder sister.
In the distance, the sun sank in the west.
Even from just a shadow, one could tell that she had been a well-bred young lady of a distinguished family in life.
Fragile and frail, yet graceful.
Then...
Tonight, she would seek out her master and ask him some questions. Of course, if there truly was no other choice, she was willing to offer herself to him.
This was the Heavenly Calculation Heir, number one on the Heavenly Ranking.
As she spoke, she tapped the air, her eyes filled with such sorrow. Then stars emerged throughout the Star-Seizing Temple, dazzling and bright, spread across the temple until they almost formed a long river of stars.
The lantern swayed gently, as though a woman were shaking her head and telling Mo Ke that it was all right.
Mo Ke said, pursing her lips.
Then they bowed to Mo Ke in unison.
Although she knew very well that her master had