Fairyland Sunshine

Chapter 81 Qinghong Sword Enters the Sky Cave

The omen that the sky was about to collapse reached a peak on the second night.

Xu Heng didn't know what was happening in the outside world, but as he sat alone in his mansion, his intuition was suppressed to the extreme. But after he got through it, he felt extremely relaxed, as if he had completed some kind of practice and his magic power had become more condensed.

After that, the strange omen began to slowly fade away with the sunset and moonrise, until the third day, when it finally returned to normal.

I thought the matter of the Heavenly Cave should have been settled, but when the restriction of the cave in Yutai Peak was triggered, it was already the fifth day.

Xu Heng stood up, lightly waved his sleeves, strode out of the cave, opened the door, and saw Hua Feihua and his companions.

"Junior Brother Xu." The first person to greet Xu Heng was Zong Jin. Xu Heng returned the greeting and found that Zong Jin looked a little different after not seeing him for a few years.

He changed his gorgeous clothes into ordinary Taoist robes, and his golden crown and jade belt into simple decorations. He also carried a peach wood magic sword on his back, as if he had transformed from a young man from a noble family into a pure and elegant Taoist.

Xu Heng couldn't tell whether Zong Jin had changed his style or had changed into a neat outfit because he was going to do some serious work, because he saw Hua Feihua had changed her dress and the other two were also well prepared.

Xu Heng himself, on the other hand, was only wearing an ordinary white shirt.

"Should I also buy a set of robes?" When Xu Heng was thinking about it, Hua Feihua had already introduced the remaining two people to him.

The one who learned the art of fortune-telling was Zhang Xian, and the one who mastered the art of feng shui was Wang Yao. They were not from the same lineage as Zong Hua, but were disciples of their sixth uncle Xiao Shan.

Sixth uncle Xiao Shan was a renowned swordsman. Both of them learned swordsmanship, but neither of them received the true teachings.

Xu Heng greeted the two men one by one, and suddenly thought of something, so he asked, "Senior Brother Zheng Jian, he should also be a disciple of Sixth Uncle, do you know him?"

"So Junior Brother Xu knows Senior Brother Zheng." Zhang Xian mentioned Zheng Jian with some admiration, because Zheng Jian liked to communicate with others about swordsmanship, regardless of the other party's level of attainment, so he was grateful to many brothers who were interested in swordsmanship for guidance.

Xu Heng deeply agreed with this, because it was because of this that he met Zheng Jian by chance.

"What a shame." Zhang Xian sighed, "Ever since he lost the sword fight to 'Qinghong Sword' Kong Nanqiu, he left the mountain to travel. There has been no news for several years."

"Qinghong Sword, Kong Nanqiu?" Xu Heng intuitively felt like he had heard of it before. As he was thinking about it, Zhang Xian said, "Yes, it is the Qinghong Sword, one of the Three Immortals and Four Beauties."

"Three years ago, this man brought several of his fellow apprentices to the Snow Mountain to look for medicine. For some reason, he had a conflict with Senior Brother Qian Yuqian, who was from the lineage of Fourth Uncle, and he even insulted him for his lack of magical power."

"Senior Brother Zheng and the others were so angry that they went to seek justice for him. They fought and both won and lost, but Senior Brother Zheng was defeated by Kong Nanqiu. In the end, it was Senior Brother Meng who stepped in to calm the situation down."

Xu Heng listened and frowned slightly.

He and Zheng Jian had only met once, but he never expected that a casual question would lead to such a past event, which not only concerned Qian Yu and Meng Fusheng, but also involved the "Three Immortals and Four Beauties".

"Okay." Hua Feihua saw that the atmosphere was a little depressing, and hurriedly said: "Why bother to dwell on the past? We have already received the decree, so why not just leave."

"That's exactly what is happening." Zong Jin said as he released the Dragon Horse Chariot and invited everyone to get on.

When Xu Heng entered the Ice Pole, he was able to enter and exit with just a talisman, but seeing Zong Jin's appearance, it was obviously not that simple this time.

Xu Heng did not ask any more questions and got on the carriage. Zong Jin drove the Dragon Horse Chariot, which actually rose higher and higher all the way, straight into the clouds, heading towards a rare peak in Tianchi Mountain.

A moment later, a huge cliff appeared in the mist, and the dragon carriage rushed towards the cliff. There were already people on it, but not many. This was because Xu Heng and his team were actually one day late, not for any other reason, but because Hua Feihua and his team, for the sake of caution, chose to wait for the news of the first day of exploration to come out.

These things had already been discussed on the way here, and Xu Heng felt that it was reasonable.

Soon, the dragon chariot landed on a huge cliff. Xu Heng glanced around and found that on the eastern side of the cliff, there was a thin white mist extending into the sky, which looked like a cloud bridge.

On both sides of the cloud bridge, there are two large stones. On the left is a blank monument, perhaps because Xiaotian has not yet decided on a name. On the right is a rough stone statue, which is very similar to the stone statue in the library.

As expected, when Xu Heng and his party put away the dragon chariot and approached, the stone statue came alive and said, "Please give me your instructions."

Hua Feihua took out a golden talisman from her bag and showed it to it. It then began to recite the rules of not destroying living beings and not destroying spiritual places. After a long list, it said, "You are allowed to enter the Heavenly Cave."

Hua Feihua nodded to Zong Jin, and he walked onto the cloud bridge first, followed by several others.

Xu Heng finally stepped onto the cloud bridge. As he walked, the fog became thicker, so much so that the figures of the people in front of him were somewhat obscured. He couldn't help but frown.

He took two quick steps forward, but suddenly, he seemed to have passed through something, and the ethereal feeling of the cloud bridge under his feet turned into solid reality.

Zong Jin and his companions did not separate. They had stopped and were looking around while waiting.

This is a hazy world. There is no sunlight, but there is light. No one knows where it comes from, and it is quite dim.

The air was filled with wet mist, making it even more difficult to see anything.

Xu Heng frowned slightly, and as soon as he had a thought, a ball of fire suddenly appeared out of nowhere, emitting light and heat, and driving away some of the mist. Although visibility was still limited, the illuminated area at least made people feel more at ease.

Hua Feihua nodded to Xu Heng, walked around, and seemed to have found some mark. Then he said, "Sure enough, although there will be some deviations when entering here at different times due to the movement of heaven and earth, it is still constant within a certain range."

"Here is the talisman left by our senior brother."

Zong Jin nodded and said, "Let's proceed as planned."

The plan he mentioned was to first walk a distance along the path that the senior brothers in the sect had explored, and then carefully explore in another direction, and then explore again under guaranteed safety conditions.

The few people had already agreed on this matter, and no one suddenly changed their minds, so Zong Jin led the way in front. However, before they had gone far, a roar suddenly came from the fog.

"This!" Wang Yao looked in the direction where the voice came from, and saw two fierce gazes piercing through the mist, which seemed to be very close. His heart skipped a beat and he subconsciously summoned his flying sword.

But the next moment, a flame burst out from there, turning into a surging flame wave, tumbling and surging endlessly.

Wang Yao just looked at it and felt as if his whole body was about to catch fire, but it was not burning hot, but very warm.

In just a moment, the roar was silenced by the flames, and the flames gradually subsided.

He subconsciously turned around to look, and saw Xu Heng standing there calmly with his hands clasped in his sleeves. Beside him was only a flame, swaying slightly in the air.

(End of this chapter)