Hearing such silly, heartfelt words from Mu Xi, Li Chang’an couldn’t help but feel a sudden warmth in his chest. For so reason, his eyes turned slightly red at the corners.
Then he pulled Mu Xi tightly into his arms—as if he never wanted to let go.
"You’re my treasure girl," he whispered softly into her ear.
Though Mu Xi still didn’t quite understand why Li Chang’an had suddenly lost interest in "eating" her, she could sense his emotional shift and gently ran her hand up and down his back in quiet reassurance.
After this emotional mont passed, Li Chang’an took her out for a hearty al—and then, naturally, they checked into a hotel, where he... resud "eating."
Truth be told, Mu Xi really was sothing else—not just in everyday life, but also in those more private monts.
She was attentive, considerate, and surprisingly responsive in all the right ways. Even her soft, breathy voice made Li Chang’an’s heart lt.
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The next morning, after Mu Xi woke up, Li Chang’an pulled her back into bed for another round. This ti, though, he said:
"You take the lead this ti. I won’t move. But you have to make feel good."
Mu Xi, bare as a lotus, blushed and nodded. She began moving up and down clumsily but earnestly.
An hour later, both of them reached their climax together.
Afterward, Li Chang’an cradled Mu Xi in his arms, gently stroking her smooth back as he ntally sorted through his upcoming plans.
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Ah Yin: He wasn’t planning to revive her just yet. Though she didn’t know that it was Li Chang’an who had killed Tang Hao, she did retain her mories. He wanted to be fully prepared before attempting resurrection.
Yu Xiaogang: Just a dying bug at this point. Once his role was fulfilled, he’d be dealt with—permanently. Once that task was completed, Li Chang’an would receive the million-year soul ring from the system and officially ascend to Spirit Douluo. At that point, he could finally face off against the likes of 95 Title Douluo.
The Spirit Master Tournant: His battle team still needed to be assembled. Once he introduced ng Yiran, Xiao Wu, Zhu Zhuqing, and Ye Lingling as Mu Xi’s sisters, he could begin forming his lineup. As for Ning Rongrong? He still wasn’t sure whether she’d participate.
’Ti to take a look at that map.’
With a thought, a worn, ancient map appeared in his hand. He had obtained this from the shady duo "Xiajī and Bachědān!" back in the Rakshasa trial—but had yet to study it thoroughly.
Still, Li Chang’an had his suspicions. A map found in a divine tomb? The destination it marked was likely related to a god’s inheritance—though which god remained a mystery.
"I think I know where this is," Mu Xi said suddenly.
Though she played the role of a shy girl in front of Li Chang’an, Mu Xi was actually the class’s top academic, especially when it ca to geography and history.
"Oh? Where?" Li Chang’an asked as his hand continued to play with her vagina, though his tone turned serious.
Mu Xi blushed but pressed on despite the odd sensations. "I think this map shows a mountain range in the Star Luo Empire—the Ming Dou Mountain Range. It’s the longest range in Star Luo."
"Hmm? Tell more," Li Chang’an said, his fingers showing no signs of stopping.
Despite the passage of ten thousand years, so things never changed. And the Ming Dou Mountain Range—stretching hundreds of miles—had long been a landmark in the continent’s geography.
Mu Xi’s cheeks were now fully flushed, but she still began to explain:
"In short, the Ming Dou Mountain Range had an ancient history. However, since it was long but not wide, it hadn’t beco a spirit beast habitat. Despite that, the area had always drawn interest due to historical records and legends."
"Chang’an... can I co with you this ti?" Mu Xi suddenly asked in a soft voice upon realizing he was about to depart.
Her soul power was already at level 39, and she had a naturally strong support-type martial soul. Mu Xi believed she could at least be so help to him now.
Li Chang’an t her gaze. Seeing the sincerity and resolve in her shy, lovely eyes—he didn’t have the heart to say no.
He would protect this girl with his life.
---
After resting for a bit, Mu Xi got up and said:
"I’ll go buy food for you, Chang’an. You must be hungry after everything... Then I’ll get the supplies we need for the trip!"
Li Chang’an reached out as if to stop her—but lowered his hand.
After all, even though his storage soul device had everything already, he knew this silly sweetheart would feel bad if he didn’t let her help. Better to let her do what made her happy.
---
The next day, Li Chang’an made a few quick arrangents for matters in Spirit City, then took Mu Xi into the sky.
This was her first ti flying with him.
Well—technically, not the first ti flying... considering yesterday they had "flown" over ten tis together, just in a different way.
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High in the air, Mu Xi was giddy like a little child—pointing at this and that, asking about everything she saw. And Li Chang’an, with all the patience in the world, answered every question with a gentle smile.
To make flying more comfortable, Li Chang’an eventually transford the Pangu Axe into a giant sword, and the two began sword-riding through the sky.
"Here, Chang’an, your favorite bean cake," the happy little goofball said, holding out a snack.
Li Chang’an opened his mouth silently, and Mu Xi, her peach blossom eyes full of affection, lovingly fed him.
"This is the boneless spicy chicken you like—I made sure to get the no-bone version," she added.
"And this one’s my homade pepper bun. You love that flavor."
"How much did you buy?" Li Chang’an asked, amused, as he looked at her like she was a walking vending machine.
"Not that much," Mu Xi replied, counting on her fingers. "Just ten or so snacks you love... and I also brought chicken, noodles, blankets..."
"And what about your food?" Li Chang’an raised an eyebrow, beginning to suspect sothing.
"I didn’t get any for . As long as you’re happy, that’s enough." Mu Xi’s peach blossom eyes sparkled with pure, unwavering affection.
"You silly girl... When we stop to rest, I’ll cook you noodles. Didn’t you buy so?" Li Chang’an said suddenly.
"Yay! I love the noodles you make best!" Mu Xi clapped her hands in delight. Truly, Chang’an’s cooking was unbeatable in her eyes.
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One day later
Ming Dou Mountain Range, Star Luo Empire
As one of the most prominent mountain ranges in Star Luo, the Ming Dou Mountain Range was indeed well-known.
Legend had it that a cataclysmic battle had once taken place here, leaving the mountains wounded and barren. But after ten thousand years of recuperation—and with deliberate protection from the empire—the area had regained its vitality.
From above, the mountains stretched like a giant green dragon, coiled along the empire’s southwestern border. Towering trees pierced the clouds, and occasionally, flying-type spirit beasts could be seen—though none stronger than a thousand years.
"As expected of the Star Luo Empire’s number one mountain range—this place is magnificent," Li Chang’an marveled from the sky.
Forgive his lack of poetic flair—he just didn’t know how else to describe it. He wasn’t about to start reciting poetry, after all.
"Did you find the spot?" he asked, his hands still full of snacks—or Mu Xi’s face.
As for the map, that had been Mu Xi’s job. Geography really wasn’t his strong suit.
"Mmhm! It should be around the middle section of the range, at a spot halfway up a mountain,"
Mu Xi said, unfolding the map and pointing. "We’ll need to search once we get close."
"Alright. Let’s go straight to that spot," Li Chang’an said confidently, lifting his chin proudly.
This was the difference strength made.
Ordinary spirit masters would have to trek through the forest, mapping and scouting cautiously. But for him? He could fly straight in—no fear.
"Yes, sir!" Mu Xi nodded sweetly, her voice full of excitent and trust.
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