Thursday, October 31, 2024

Chapter 290: The Celestial Maiden from Beyond the Realm

Chapter 290: The Celestial Maiden from Beyond the Realm

Chapter 290: The Celestial Maiden from Beyond the Realm

"Born supreme, such audacity," many people sneered, not believing it. It was an incredibly fearsome title.

Of course, not everyone disbelieved. For those living in the capital, there were some rumors about why Shi Ziling had defected from the Martial King’s residence years ago.

Moreover, the recent upheaval caused by the Great Demon God in the capital, with his shouting and reprimands, although not revealing the secrets of the past to the whole city but only within the Martial King’s residence, still gave sensitive individuals some hints.

“You’re drunk,” another member of the Martial King’s residence said, grabbing him and shaking him vigorously to sober him up.

“I’m not drunk. Don’t hold me back,” he angrily struggled, his face flushed red.

“Forget it, don’t bother with a drunkard,” someone murmured, and the crowd dispersed.

People still held the Martial King’s residence in great reverence. Although it was now divided, this lineage was indeed not lacking in powerful figures, each more astonishing than the last.

The Great Demon God, needless to say, was enough to intimidate an entire generation. Now even kings and princes could not match him.

Then there was Shi Zitong, who joined the Demon Spirit Lake, a forbidden place comparable to the Ancient Divine Mountains, feared by all. This person was a master of ruthless methods, with astonishing innate talent.

Additionally, there was Shi Ziling, renowned as a prodigy in the capital, who defeated all opponents of his generation before eventually rebelling. Even the four great ancestors of the Martial King’s residence could not stop him.

Next in line was Shi Yi, a born god with double pupils, unstoppable and dazzling since birth, becoming the most remarkable young supreme of the Shi Kingdom. No one could predict how far he would grow.

Those hostile to the Martial King’s residence rejoiced at its division but did not dare provoke it lightly.

The sound of a flute began to play, calming the unrest and noise. People turned to the lakeside, where a woman in white was dancing, her hair flying, holding a jade flute at her red lips, her divine music moving the heavens and earth.

“The fairy has arrived,” some people exclaimed, recognizing her as the distinguished guest of the nineteenth prince.

No one knew her identity yet, but judging by the nineteenth prince’s attitude towards her, she must be of extraordinary background, at least a guest from the Ancient Divine Mountains.

In fact, some well-informed people had already learned that she had visited the Emperor in the palace and talked with him for a night, leaving people with endless imaginations.

“Could it be that another imperial consort is about to join?”

“Don’t speak recklessly. Even kings and princes do not dare to say too much. You, a mere dandy, should keep quiet. Our ancestors say she comes from beyond the realm.”

Naturally, some informed individuals knew that this holy fairy and the notorious fox-like figure both had significant backgrounds. Some were warned not to cause trouble.

The lake’s water was a clear blue, without a hint of impurity. The woman, like a celestial being, was ethereal and graceful, standing in the lake, her white clothes pure as snow, her hair flowing, exuding an otherworldly charm.

Her face was covered by a veil, but this only enhanced her transcendent aura. Her eyes, misted with a faint haze, were captivating, and her red lips were exquisitely beautiful. The jade flute she held was gleaming, complementing her perfectly like a painting.

Most importantly, the music from the flute was extraordinarily beautiful, as if symbols of the gods were leaping forth, cleansing the soul. Soon everyone was calm, and few spoke.

The music was like a celestial tune, making everyone enraptured, as rays of light and rain fell from the jade flute, sparkling and translucent.

The scene was dazzling, like countless shining petals dancing around her, making her appear even more ethereal and otherworldly, as if she were about to ascend to the heavens.

No need for praise; she truly resembled a celestial being, so flawless and transcendent that many felt ashamed and believed they could never come close to her.

The melodious flute music filled the grass by the lake, where tender grass grew and flowers bloomed. After being showered by the light rain, it was full of vibrant life.

Moreover, many colorful butterflies from the distant garden were attracted by the divine aura, flying over to create a magnificent and beautiful scene on the lake, dancing around.

“Forever unattainable,” someone sighed.

People turned to see Li Baiding, a powerful figure among the younger generation, known for his extraordinary talent and charm. His words seemed to carry a sense of helplessness and profound regret.

“That’s a celestial being. We mere mortals naturally cannot approach her,” another powerful prince’s son whispered.

At this moment, ripples appeared on the lake, and a few silver-colored creatures emerged, swimming around the transcendent woman in white.

“Dragon carp!”

“Such creatures are indeed rare in the lake, their medicinal value is extremely high, and they only approach the purest beings.”

Some exclaimed that these were rare creatures raised by the Emperor, known as one of the Eight Treasures of the Ancient Times. After many years of breeding, only a few remained, with a very low survival rate.

Then more magical fish appeared in the lake, displaying various colors and dancing underwater. Birds also arrived, including fiery red cranes, multi-colored phoenixes, and peacocks. Exotic birds from the garden flew around, their feathers bright and beautiful.

At this moment, whether in the sky, in the lake, or on the grassy shore, everything was vibrant and alive. Birds, butterflies, dragon carp, and other beings gathered around the fairy, with light rain falling.

A loud roar disrupted this tranquility. A young man with tousled red hair, about twenty years old, appeared, wearing red blood armor, as if a blazing red star had descended from the sky.

“Ha ha ha, I finally found the fairy,” he laughed loudly, exuding a fierce and wild aura.

People, originally enraptured, were disturbed by him. As they snapped out of their trance, they were all infuriated. This man had ruined the beautiful scene.

“Fairy, I’ve followed you across realms. Why do you always avoid me?” His eyes sparkled with fiery intensity.

“Who are you? Leave immediately,” someone shouted.

Many others were horrified. This man had crossed realms, and he was not from the Wilderness Region. This was astonishing.

“Zhen Zhen, if you continue to harass, don’t blame my young lady for being unkind,” a maid by the lake stepped forward and said loudly.

“Regardless of where you’re from, don’t disturb the fairy. Go away,” said many talented youths, chastising him.

“You think you can control me?” The newcomer sneered and shouted loudly, releasing a powerful aura that caused the lake to churn.

Some reprimanded him and used magical tools to suppress him, but the red-haired youth shouted, his eyes emitting blinding light, causing the magical tools in the air to explode.

In an instant, the lakeside fell silent, many trembling in shock. It was incredibly powerful.

“This realm will soon be in chaos, and all holiness will become trivial. You will soon lose your aura and dare to show off in front of me. Hmph,” he said coldly.

“Do not be disrespectful here,” Lord Huntian spoke. He held a high status here, being the youngest and most powerful prince of the Shi Kingdom. With a hum, a blood-colored ruler shot into the air.

“Hmph.”

The man named Zhen Zhen sneered, raising his hand to directly suppress and grab the blood-colored ruler.



“Hmm, that’s not right; it’s the Demon Blood Ruler,” he was startled and quickly withdrew his hand, exclaiming, “A legendary ancient artifact known for its fearsome reputation.”

“Zhen Zhen, for your brother’s sake, I don’t wish to argue with you. Please leave,” said the fairy in the lake, her face veiled.

She had already acted to separate the two, preventing Zhen Zhen from confronting Lord Huntian. The Blood Demon Ruler paused slightly, then flew back to Lord Huntian’s hand.

“Ha ha, interesting. The protector’s younger brother pursuing a saintess of our sect. Heh, do you want to steal from your own sect?” said the Celestial Fox Fairy from not far away.

“Demoness, so you’re here too,” Zhen Zhen said, his eyes flashing. But soon he turned back and continued to gaze at the fairy in the lake, forgetting everything else.

The fairy in the lake’s eyes flashed. Not wanting to be entangled further, she held the jade flute at her lips and began to play a divine melody, with blazing symbols emerging one after another.

The atmosphere of heaven and earth instantly changed. Zhen Zhen was shocked, continuously retreating, feeling as though he was being suppressed by a golden mountain, stumbling backward.

“Ah!” he roared loudly, his aura terrifying, like a god or demon emerging, shaking the entire garden as if it were about to collapse.

Everyone was horrified. How powerful must this man be, only around twenty years old, with such strength? It was almost unbelievable.

“Zhen Zhen, that’s enough. You should leave,” said the fairy in the lake, blowing the final note.

The golden symbol materialized, continuously growing larger, until it descended like a mountain, pressing down on the red-haired man.

“Puh!”

He spat out a large mouthful of blood, then turned and walked away, saying, “Fairy, I will return. Even if I am defeated ten times, my heart will not change.”

People were stunned. This Zhen Zhen was incredibly powerful and intimidating, yet he was suppressed by the fairy in the lake. How frightening must she be?

Everyone’s expressions changed. Initially, some young nobles were enamored by her beauty, but now they were filled with awe, as if facing an exiled immortal—only to be viewed from afar, not to be approached.

“Big sister, you’re getting more and more amazing. Even I am a bit scared of you now,” said the Celestial Fox Fairy, appearing with graceful steps, her figure curvaceous, her dress fluttering, ivory-like arms glistening, eyes sparkling and extremely enchanting.

“What’s there to fear? We could actually have a good chat without this,” the fairy smiled sweetly, a breeze lifting a corner of her veil, revealing half of her peerless face, making those who saw it almost gasp for breath.

“You and I are destined to clash. There will be a great battle, and I doubt you will show mercy then,” the Celestial Fox Fairy said with a smile.

“Are you here to fight me now?” asked the veiled fairy.

“To continue our wager from years ago, the battle of extremes,” said the Celestial Fox Fairy.

Everyone felt a blur before their eyes as the two figures disappeared from the lake.

Meanwhile, Shi Hao, who was enjoying free delicacies, sipping fine wine, and leisurely mingling among the “fat” crowd, felt his body lighten and found himself in a special space.

He bit into the golden meat jerky in his hand, drank from his cup, and stared at the two extraordinary fairies with keen interest, saying, “What do you two want?” To be continued.

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