Chapter 1986: Yao Village (2/2)
The wind gently blehile he sat there quietly: “That’s people for you As ato fly across the sky and earth, through thebut dew anda true expert and experiencing enough, seeing toothea norance is bliss, or so they say Living for only decades from birth till death, no need to experience hardshi+ps Having parents and children, to live and die is hed
He took another sip and said softly: “I do envy you guys, able to let go, going back to your ho the cultivation world and years of domination Unfortunately, I can’t do it even if the opportunity were to coardless of the future, I can only tread forithout rest Who can I bla me this way?”
He stayed here for several ather and disperse, as if this scene didn’t bore him at all
“Goodbye, old friends, rest well” He finally stood up and grabbed a handful of soil before releasing theraves one last ti
Not far froe with only several dozen fah the day When the sun went up, they toiled; when the sun came down, it was time to rest
It had this naers had the last name, Yao They actually didn’t knohere they ca here all along
Yao didn’t see and far streae When the sun rose froht reflection
Li Qiye was leaning on an old locust tree by the strea
Repetition could be heard already fro from a field nearby Normally, it was used to sunbathe certain coed there to h, always calardless of the situation…” A pleasant voice was co from an older lass She enunciated each word clearly in order to teach these young villagers dao laws
“A king holds his head high, always cal children slowly repeated after her
The lass was around sixteen years of age She wasn’t overly pretty but had an appearance that warhts the eye Her oval shaped face hite and soft with a pair of lovely and spirited eyes
She had no makeup as she looked up in the sky Her dress was also simple but it didn’t diminish her beauty Her hair casually draped on her back, natural and youthful
The repetition continued as she chanted mantras and the children repeated after her Itand alive
Li Qiye couldn’t help but sht back to the past
In the olden days, there have been people just like her spreading the dao in this village while the children’s voice echoed to the sky
As the sun rose higher, the lass finally finished this section She stood up and said: “We’ll stop here today, go home now”
“Yay! Time to eat!” A few kids jumped up excitedly and ran back to their house like the wind
“Big Sis Ting, when are you going to teach us real skills, so we can fly just like you?” One kid asked with a wishful flash in his cute, round eyes