"..."
The sword in Wei Qingye’s hand was stained with a shimring blue-green blood—this ca from his mother.
His mother, who had turned into a zombie, controlled by the Demon Race, growing increasingly violent.
The bamboo sword was a flawless green.
The bloodstain could have evaporated the mont it touched the blade, thanks to the Sword Qi, but the sword, or rather, he himself, couldn’t allow that blood to evaporate.
The bloodstain remained on the sword, appearing even more shocking.
At this mont, those corrupted Demon Race zombies had long been dealt with. The sword array ford by so many cultivators from Celestial Vein Sword Mountain would flay even a Divinity Transformation cultivator, let alone a Nascent Soul.
But that... or that beautiful female zombie remained trapped in the sword array’s center, regardless of how the array shifted, Wei Qingye always faced her.
The junior brother helping beside him saw his state and resolutely said, "If senior brother is unwilling, let send... her away."
This junior brother truly couldn’t bear to see his senior brother like this and would rather take on the burden himself.
"No need."
Wei Qingye heaved a long sigh.
A zombie.
This kind of "thing" was beyond saving.
Keeping it would only bring prolonged pain. Hopefully, his mother’s spirit in heaven wouldn’t resent him.
He closed his eyes.
A flash of snow light coursed through his sword.
Just as he was about to completely slay his "mother,"
A beam descended from the Heavenly Do, effortlessly blocking the Sword Qi,
Li Ye’s voice ca out from within:
"Are you stupid?"
"Didn’t think to ask before killing your mother?"
"Wait for to co out!"
His voice was filled with urgency and an unhideable exhaustion, as well as helpless exasperation—poor him, not only having to make efforts to recompile the destroyed Celestial Dao Laws but also worrying about below.
He initially thought that no matter what, Wei Qingye wouldn’t be willing to kill his own mother, and when he returned, he could co up with a solution. Unexpectedly, Wei Qingye nearly struck down with his sword!
Wei Qingye quickly withdrew his sword light.
His chest heaved violently.
He broke out in a cold sweat in an instant.
Even with the cultivation of a Nascent Soul True Man, he felt his heart almost leap out.
The surrounding sect mbers didn’t even need to be told.
They promptly withdrew the sword array, forming a trapping array.
To contain that "zombie" within.
By the ti Wei Qingye ca to his senses, the sect mates had already left, heading further into the Demon Race’s territory.
He was left alone, looking at the zombie bound by countless swords of light, still struggling and howling, silently sitting down.
To speak truthfully,
For him, parents were just an "obsession," simply wanting to know if they were alive, why they abandoned him back then, that’s all.
After being picked up by the sect, practicing swordplay and banter with peers every day, he had long satisfied that bit of missing affection and concern in his heart.
Now he didn’t even know what he should do.
"Sigh."
"I’ll wait for Brother Li to return and discuss with him."
He sighed deeply.
No longer speaking.
...
This side of things for him was considered settled.
But on Li Ye’s end, things weren’t going smoothly. Just by diverting a little attention, he nearly got engulfed by the surging Tao Laws.
Additionally, for so unknown reason, the deeper places of the Southern Domain also started craving these Tao Laws, presumably anticipating their own restoration.
This truly put him in a bind.
Even with the help of arrays, it still was insufficient in the face of the hungry depths of the Southern Domain, eager enough to snatch the resources.
He finally understood why there was no "intermittent" sky patching.
Turns out, once patching started, it had to be done in one go.
Otherwise, other places would fight and tear for it, and the Celestial Dao would never stay put honestly.
"Misjudged."
"But why didn’t Elder Xia Ji ntion this to ."
Li Ye pondered.
If it were truly the case, the sect would have definitely passed on the ssage long ago, possibly even sending people to assist, but no one had shown up yet.
Could it be...
"Senior Brother!"
He suddenly shouted loudly.
"I know you’re here!"
Before he finished speaking, at the edge of the void beside him, his second senior brother You Tian manifested with a face of surprise: "How did you know I was here?"
He had clearly used a great treasure to rush here.
How could he still be discovered?
Could it be his little junior brother had already managed to discern through the sect’s treasure’s protection? That would indeed be... terrifying?
"Hehe." Li Ye shrugged: "I knew the sect would definitely clean up this ss for , so I called out deliberately."
"..."
You Tian showed a hard-to-describe expression.
Alright then.
His junior brother had beco quite audacious after reaching Nascent Soul, who knows how many issues he would cause if entrusted with Nascent Soul responsibilities.
No wonder the Sect Leader Uncle was determined to step down.
Nevertheless.
No matter what, I need to wait two hundred years before reaching Nascent Soul, preferably breaking through three realms to late-period Nascent Soul before Master returns, to avoid the Sect Leader.
He thought like this.
Then handed a light orb to Li Ye: "Here, this is the five-colored flower for sky patching, you’ve seen it, with its help, it should be enough to complete most of the task for you.
The rest should wait for things to stabilize and then let the disciples handle it. When the ti cos, a good construction here should be able to nd the deficiencies in the Celestial Dao."
"Thank you, Senior Brother~"
Li Ye looked at the light orb in his hand.
Without hesitation, tossed it gently.
"Whoosh!"
The countless five-colored blossoms inside flew out, turning into beams of light, rging into the sky’s gap, using their roots and fibers as threads to nd the deficiencies of the sky.
They inherently carried the Celestial Dao Laws painstakingly cultivated by the Four Seasons Sect, acquired from sacrificing countless Grotto Heavens, more refined and plentiful than what Li Ye possessed.
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