People are in the magic card, instigating rebellion against the world.

Chapter 94 The Legendary Cherry Blossom Bridge - Summoning the Divine Power!
"Huh? I don't want to!"

Sakura refused without even thinking.

She refused to give in to that awful brother!

She picked up the plank again, mustered her courage, and said to Yukito, "Yukito-nii, you... just watch from the side! I'm sure I can finish it by myself or with Tomoyo-chan's help!"

"Okay, Sakura, good luck!" Yukito encouraged with a smile.

Having just finished her boast, Sakura turned her pleading gaze to Ye Hui and Tomoyo.

She's really not good with handicrafts; if she were to finish this bird's nest by herself, the sun would probably be setting by then.
Ye Hui met her gaze.

Does Sakura-chan think of him as the all-powerful Doraemon?

No matter the situation, they can always come up with a solution.

However, he was happy to help.

Ye Hui picked up two pieces of wood: "I'll help you fix it in place. You're in charge of hammering in the nails, so it won't be crooked."

"If you're digging a hole, first draw a mark with a pencil, then cut it out along the mark."

“(≧≦) Yezi…” Sakura looked at him with emotion, her eyes shining.

[Kinomoto Sakura's emotional value +12]

With Ye Hui's help.

It didn't take long.

A bird's nest that, while not particularly exquisite or beautiful, was sturdy enough was completed.

Sakura hugged the bird's nest and happily spun around.

"Great! It's finally finished!"

Touya watched from the side, gave a soft snort, said nothing more, and turned to go back into the house.

【Kinomoto Touya’s Emotion Value +9】

The snow rabbit smiled and praised, "What a beautiful bird's nest!"

"Brother Snow Rabbit..."

Sakura stared at Yukito's smile, completely mesmerized.

Ye Hui shook his head helplessly.

After finishing the process, it was lunchtime in the blink of an eye.

Fujitaka sat down with his bowl and chopsticks, and asked with concern, "Sakura, how's your homework going?"

Sakura shoveled rice into her mouth, muttering softly, "There's still half of the math problems and reading notes left."

In half a morning, Xiao Ke finally helped her finish half of the math problems.

"They've made up for it pretty quickly this year," Touya glanced at her.

After lunch.

There are only eighteen hours left until the start of the school term.

Sakura looked at the homework spread out on the table, sighed deeply, and turned to ask Tomoyo, "Tomoyo, have you finished your math exercises?"

Tomoyo smiled and shook her head: "Not yet."

"Great! I have you with me!" Sakura immediately grabbed Tomoyo's hand, as if she had found an ally.

Ye Hui muttered to himself from the side.

Based on his observation, Tomoyo clearly left her homework unfinished on purpose, wanting to help Sakura catch up.

Tomoyo suggested, "How about we go somewhere else, to the library's study room? We can write down our thoughts on the books while we're at it."

"Mmm! Okay!" Sakura nodded vigorously.

Tomoyo blinked again and looked at Ye Hui: "Ye Hui, why don't you come along too? Or do you want to go home and cultivate?"

Ye Hui was momentarily stunned, then nodded: "Since you're all going, it'll be so boring for me to go home by myself. I'll go with you."

Ever since.

Three people and one beast.

Let's head together toward the Tomoeda Town Library.

One of the beasts, of course, was Xiao Ke, who shamelessly insisted on following along.

In its own words: "You've all left, and I can't even feel comfortable with the air conditioning on when I'm home alone!"

On the way to the library.

They passed by the small bridge in the penguin park.

Several children carrying swimming rings ran past them, laughing and splashing a light breeze.

Sakura glanced back and said softly, "The swimming pool will be closed today too, right?"

"Summer is almost over." Tomoyo gazed at the distant shade of the trees.

"Do you want to go play too?" Xiao Ke poked her head out of her backpack and glanced at Xiao Ying sideways.

Sakura seemed to have her secret exposed, her cheeks flushed slightly, and she awkwardly protested, "No, that's not true!"

Ye Hui couldn't help but chuckle softly.

"Ye Zi! You're still laughing at me!" Xiao Ying gave Ye Hui a playful glare, then quickly changed the subject, quickening her pace. "Alright! Let's go!"

Xiaoying Yehui glanced back at the small bridge.

—This is the legendary Chiying Bridge; I've finally seen it today.

The afternoon sun was particularly lovely.

A layer of green duckweed floated on the lake in the penguin park, warmed by the sun—definitely not the kind of weather suitable for doing homework.

Inside the Tomoeda Town Library.

It's probably because the start of the school year is approaching.

The study room was filled with students engrossed in their homework, the rustling sound of pens scratching across paper filling the air.

Ye Hui walked in empty-handed, while Xiaoying and Zhiye, carrying their schoolbags, tiptoed in.

Inside Sakura's schoolbag, Koko was huddled reluctantly under a pile of books.

You can only peek out through the gap in the zipper.

"Wow... so many people..."

Sakura looked around, trying to find an empty seat.

"Looks like it's not just our class that has a lot of homework," Tomoyo said with a smile in a low voice.

Ye Hui raised an eyebrow: "It seems you're not the only one who likes to procrastinate, Sakura."

Sakura's expression instantly shifted from sunny to cloudy, and she looked at him with a wronged expression: "Ye Zi..."

[Kinomoto Sakura's emotional value +7]

"Okay, okay~ Smith Marseille~" Ye Hui immediately raised his hands in surrender.

They walked around the study room and found it completely full, with not a single empty seat.

"What should we do? There are no seats left." Sakura slumped her shoulders in frustration.

"Don't worry, let's go check other areas," Tomoyo said gently, trying to comfort her.

"Ah, that area looks empty!" Sakura's eyes lit up, and she ran towards a corner.

As a result, Ye Hui and his two companions bumped into Li Xiaolang right at the entrance of the study room.

"You guys are here to catch up on your homework too?" Li Xiaolang's tone was flat, revealing no emotion.

"Yeah, you too?" Sakura scratched her head a little shyly. "How about we do our homework together?"

Li Xiaolang didn't answer directly. He glanced at Xiaoying and turned to leave, saying, "Never mind, today isn't a good day."

"Huh? But this is the only place with seats!" Sakura stepped forward.

She had originally thought that everyone could share this corner, since they were all classmates.

—They all need to make up their homework.

Li Xiaolang stopped and looked back at them: "I did a divination this morning, and it predicted that meeting a girl I know would bring disaster."

Sakura pointed to her nose, looking completely bewildered: "Huh? Li-kun, are you saying I'll bring him disaster?"

Ye Hui smiled and said, "If meeting a girl would bring disaster, well, we've already met one, haven't we?"

"Never mind him, let's sit down quickly. Having seats is better than nothing, and we don't have much time left. You still have two assignments to finish."

He patted Xiaoying on the shoulder and pulled her to sit down on a chair in the study room.

This is a four-seater with a spacious interior and good lighting.

Right next to it is a bright, large window, and you can look up to see the street scene and passersby outside.

Sakura took out the math problems that Kero had already finished halfway through from her schoolbag, and then took out a pencil and an eraser from her pencil case, setting them up.

It has a kind of "one night, one desk lamp, one pen, creating a miracle" feel to it.

Tomoyo also took out the few remaining math problems, with her camera on the corner of the table, the lens secretly pointed at Sakura's profile as she wrote furiously.

Ye Hui closed his eyes and began to cultivate, sitting quietly to the side, keeping them company.

Time passed by minute by minute.

The only sounds in the study room were the rustling of writing and the soft rustling of paper turning.

More than an hour passed.

Sakura finally stopped writing, pushed the math problems forward, stretched out her arms wide, and let out a long sigh of relief.

"Finally... finally finished writing!"

"I've finished writing too." Tomoyo put down her pen and smiled slightly.

Kero leaped off the table, proudly boasting, "I did half of Sakura's math problems!"

"Thank you!" After finishing the most difficult math problem, Sakura felt much lighter.

"Then I'll wait for the yokan you'll buy for me~" Xiao Ke said with a smug look on her face.

Ye Hui picked up the workbook and flipped through it: "Not bad, it looks like it's all filled with writing."

“Now that we’ve finished writing, why don’t we check our answers?” Tomoyo suggested.

“Okay!” Sakura nodded in agreement.

"Let's start from the back, right? I don't need to check the parts I did!" Xiao Ke said confidently. "They're all absolutely right!"

Ye Hui raised an eyebrow: "Shouldn't you be the one to double-check your part?"

Upon hearing this, Xiao Ke became displeased and shouted, "You brat, just you wait and see! The half I wrote is definitely 100% correct!"

[Kerberos's Mood Value +9]

The answer to the first question is...

"1000 yuan!"

"350 yuan."

Sakura and Tomoyo both gave the answer at the same time.

"Huh? Why is the first question different?" Sakura frowned, somewhat puzzled.

Xiao Ke shook her head and said in a mature tone, "Zhi Shi, how could you get such a simple question wrong?"

"Buy five pencils that cost 70 yen each..." Sakura read the question aloud, then looked at Kero, "It should be 350 yen..."

“That’s right.” Xiao Ke spread her paws and said matter-of-factly, “But why not just take 1000 yuan and ask the shopkeeper for change?”

Sakura instantly developed the same beady eyes as Kero, looking completely dazed.

Ye Hui picked up the math exercises and read aloud the answers Xiao Ke had written on them to Xiao Ying.

"I don't know... I won't buy it..."

"Hello... I like mixed noodle soup..."

"Huh?! What are all these things?!" Sakura covered her head, speechless.

"What's wrong?" Xiao Ke blinked her beady eyes, looking completely innocent.

Ye Hui looked up at Xiao Ke, a half-smile on his face: "One hundred percent correct?"

He continued flipping through the pages, checking all the math exercises that Xiao Ke had written for him, muttering to himself as he read.

"Hmm... this question... is wrong, this one... is wrong too, this one... is still wrong..."

"Forget about your yokan!" Sakura said angrily, her cheeks puffed up.

During Ye Hui's inspection.

Xiao Ke's emotional value kept fluctuating.

It seems that getting a fourth-grade math problem wrong and losing his beloved yokan (sweet bean jelly) was quite a blow to this mascot.

[Kerberos's Mood Value +4]

[Kerberos's Mood Value +4]

……

Xiao Ke's voice lowered, tinged with grievance: "What's wrong with it... I just wrote it according to my own understanding."

[Kerberos's Mood Value +12]

Sakura picked up the eraser, resignedly began erasing the wrong answers, and prepared to rewrite them.

Luckily, it was written in pencil, so it can always be erased.
"Waaah! I have to rewrite it all!" She slumped onto the table, her voice breaking.

Tomoyo gently comforted her, "It's okay, Sakura. It's better to correct it now than to hand it in and get criticized by the teacher."

And so, Sakura tearfully finished all her math problems again.

This time, she wrote every single question herself.

"Finally, only one reflection on the book is left!"

Sakura stood in front of the bookshelf, starting to choose a book to write her thoughts on, and breathed a long sigh of relief.

"The most crucial thing in writing a book review is choosing the right book," Ye Hui advised from the side.

“That makes sense!” Sakura nodded in deep agreement.

The three of them worked together to help Sakura choose the "perfect" book from the designated list.

"How about this one?" Tomoyo picked up a thick, hardcover book.

"This book is too thick, pass." Ye Hui rejected it directly. "Just because you like reading doesn't mean Sakura can finish such a thick book quickly."

"If she chooses this book to write her thoughts, she'll probably really cry."

"What about this book of Andersen's Fairy Tales?" Sakura picked up a fairy tale book; she had always enjoyed these kinds of stories.

"There are too many stories and they're too complicated. It's hard to focus my thoughts when writing about them, so pass." Ye Hui continued to reject the idea.

After searching for a long time, I still couldn't find a suitable one.

"I'll choose the thinnest one! Among the designated books, the thinnest one should be 'The Little Pig Story'!" Sakura finally made her decision.

"Little pig... little pig..."

They searched for the corresponding bookshelf by the book title.

There wasn't even a single copy of "The Little Pig Story" on the shelf.

"Huh? There aren't any left?" Sakura blinked, somewhat incredulous.

"Why don't we go ask the administrator?" Tomoyo suggested. "It might have been moved somewhere else."

Ye Hui paused for a moment, then suddenly remembered this part of the plot.

"It will definitely be somewhere else later, and it will fly away with wings..."

This time, the Clow Cards seem to be moving cards.

The book "The Little Pig Story" that Sakura needs to write her reading notes will keep changing positions due to the prank of the moving cards.

After the administrator worked on the old-fashioned computer for a while, the book's borrowing history appeared on the screen.

"Four books have been borrowed," said the librarian, looking at the screen. "There should be one left."

"Huh?" Sakura leaned forward, resting her arm on the counter, and asked eagerly, "Where is it?"

"It should still be in the museum; in any case, it hasn't been checked out." The librarian slid his chair back and looked up at Sakura.

"But there isn't a single copy of 'The Tale of the Little Pig' on the bookshelf," Sakura said, her face full of confusion.

"Could it be that someone took it to look at it, but accidentally put it in the wrong place?" Tomoyo guessed.

"Very likely," the librarian nodded. "The library is so big that many books get misplaced every day."

"It's also possible that someone is currently borrowing the book from the library, which is also not recorded."

"Children, why don't you look again more carefully? Or try a different book?"

"No! I have to find it!" Sakura clenched her fists. "Tomoyo, Yoru-san, I'm begging you!"

[Kinomoto Sakura's emotional value +4]

"The Little Pig Story" was her savior!
If it were any other book, she definitely wouldn't have had time to finish reading it.

And so, a new round of searching began.

Ye Hui walked to the window.

I spotted Xiao Ke on the lawn outside at a glance.

It lay there listlessly, its limbs outstretched, looking like a salted fish that had lost its dreams, feeling utterly hopeless about its animal life.

"That yokan must be delicious... The reporters on TV seem to be enjoying it very much..." Xiao Ke muttered to herself.

It seems he's still upset about missing out on the yokan (sweet bean jelly).

Suddenly, it sat up abruptly, muttering angrily, "Sakura, why are you so petty!"

It turned its head and saw Ye Hui standing by the window, and immediately flapped its wings and flew over.

"Ye Hui, what are you doing here? Has Xiaoying finished her homework?"

Ye Hui raised an eyebrow: "Did you see a very thin book with a picture of a pig?"

Xiao Ke's ears drooped listlessly: "So what if I saw it? I still can't eat my yokan... My yokan..."

Good heavens, just how tempting is this yokan?
Ye Hui secretly clicked his tongue.

She's definitely a foodie.

That's perfect, we can actually make use of it.

"If you can find that book, I might consider buying you a small copy," Ye Hui offered as bait. Xiao Ke's head snapped up, her eyes widening: "Really? You're not kidding me?"

[Kerberos's Mood Value +7]

Ye Hui shrugged: "When have I ever lied to you?"

"Hmph, haven't you lied to me enough times already!"

Xiao Ke retorted verbally, but her body language betrayed her words as she perked up, "That book, I just saw that brat take it!"

"That brat?" Ye Hui was taken aback. "You mean, Li Xiaolang?"

Little Ke rubbed his little paws and nodded, "Yes! That's him! I just saw him looking at a book with pig pictures on it. That little devil was even looking up words in the dictionary. He hasn't even learned all the words yet, tsk tsk..."

As it spoke, it shook its head, its tone full of disdain.

Then, Xiao Ke stared intently at Ye Hui with her beady eyes and asked again, "So... my yokan?"

[Kerberos's Mood Value +6]

Ye Hui nodded casually: "I'll buy it for you tomorrow."

Xiao Ke immediately jumped up and down, excitedly shouting, "Oh~ my yokan! I can eat you now! Yokan!"

[Kerberos's Mood Value +9]

Ye Hui glanced at the crazed Xiao Ke and tilted his head.

What is Li Xiaolang going to do with this book?
Could it be that he also wants to use "The Tale of the Little Pig" to write his book review?

I never expected Li Xiaolang to leave his homework until the last day!
This behavior is really at odds with his serious appearance and the image of a top student.

He was just about to tell Sakura this information when he heard Tomoyo's joyful voice: "Sakura~ I found it!"

"Ah! Where is it?" Sakura immediately went over.

Chise stood on tiptoe and pulled a book from the high bookshelf.

On the thin book cover, there are several adorable little pigs.

It's just a pity that the book's title is...
How to Raise Piglets

It is not "The Tale of the Little Pig".

Tomoyo pursed her lips, somewhat embarrassed, and said, "I got the wrong person..."

"It's alright. Xiao Ke just said that it saw the book we're looking for at Li's place." Ye Hui subconsciously curled the corners of his mouth.

This was a rare sight for him to see Tomoyo make such an adorable little mistake.

But the book's title... How to Raise Piglets?
It's somewhat like a cherry blossom version of "Postpartum Care of Sows".

"Is Li reading this?" Xiaoying pouted. "Looks like he's going to write his book review too."

Tomoyo said softly, "It's okay, let's go find him. Maybe he's already finished writing it. The book is really thin, only a few pages. He shouldn't have to read it for too long."

"Yeah!" Sakura nodded.

Just as she was about to leave, she looked up and caught a glimpse of a book out of the corner of her eye.

She was taken aback, pointing to the top of a tall bookshelf: "Huh?! How come the books are here?"

Ye Hui looked in the direction she pointed.

The red copy of "The Little Pig Story" was lying quietly on the top shelf of the bookshelf.

This position is clearly not within the reach of elementary school students.

Even adults rarely get them.

"That's strange. Why would Li put the book so high up? Or are there two copies of 'The Tale of the Little Pig'?" Tomoyo was also puzzled.

"I'll go get it!" Sakura said, moving a stool over and placing it next to the bookshelf.

She stood on the stool and looked up.

But the "Little Pig Story" that was supposed to be there has vanished into thin air.

"The book...the book is gone?" Sakura frowned, somewhat bewildered. "Did I just look wrong?"

"No, you didn't see wrong!"

Keroberos flew over from nowhere, his expression serious. "It's the aura of the Clow Cards! I can sense it!"

Suddenly, a system notification popped up.

[You are reading the sect's secret manuals in the Wanfa Immortal Sect's library. Due to your low strength and insufficient talent, you are only allowed to read the outer disciple's texts. However, Kinomoto Sakura, a disciple with a Heavenly Spiritual Root and who is a protagonist of heaven and earth, has been exceptionally granted permission by the sect to read the inner disciple's texts.]

You are filled with resentment, yet utterly helpless. This is the dog-eat-dog world of cultivation; your strength and talent are inferior to Kinomoto Sakura's, leaving you no choice but to be trampled under her feet!

What makes you even more envious is that Sakura Kinomoto's spirit pet, Keroberos, found the sect's highest-level text—the Primordial Laws—in the library before you did!

You've decided that you must seize the Primordial Laws. This time, you will reclaim everything you've lost!

[Ding! You have unlocked the character side quest – "The Book of the Beginning"!]

Ye Hui: “…”

He no longer knew where to begin complaining.

The Book of the Beginning?

The Tale of the Little Pig?
Are there also classic texts for inner disciples, or math exercises?

That's unacceptable.
Ok?
and many more……

Since this is a library, wouldn't there be many cultivation techniques here?
Ye Hui activated his spiritual energy to sense his surroundings, but the result disappointed him.

The only thing that gleamed with the golden light of a treasure was the book "The Tale of the Little Pig" that would occasionally appear in some corner.

Ye Hui sighed. Sure enough, there's no such thing as a free lunch.

"Clow Cards?" Sakura clenched her fist. "You mean, that book?"

Kero nodded, then hid in Sakura's pocket.

"Then I must find it even more!"

Ye Hui slightly curled the corners of his mouth: "That's right, it's also for Sakura's thoughts on reading!"

Also for his mission reward~
[Kinomoto Sakura's emotional value +4]

"Wow--"

A loud cry suddenly rang out.

Ye Hui and the other two turned their heads to look at the same time.

Li Xiaolang was squatting next to a child, looking completely lost.

The little boy, who was about three or four years old, was crying loudly, his face covered in tears and snot.

“Over there!” Tomoyo pointed to the table in the game room.

At the very top of that pile of books, the red "Little Pig Story" stood out prominently.

"Hey... don't cry..." Li Xiaolang awkwardly coaxed, wanting to explain something, but not knowing where to start, and not knowing where to put his hands.

Just then, "The Tale of the Little Pig," which had been lying on the pile of books, suddenly seemed to grow wings and floated up into the air.

Then it disappeared in an instant.

"It's still around here!" Kero poked his head out of Sakura's pocket. "The Clow Card's aura hasn't disappeared!"

Sakura saw the book again on the nearby bookshelf, and just as she reached out to take it, the book disappeared once more.

Seeing this, Xiao guessed, "It might be a moving card, a card specifically used to move objects."

Chise pondered, "Moving objects? This card should be very convenient, right?"

Ye Hui stroked his chin. That's a good question.

Clow Reed probably created this card to save time.

"No, no, no!" Xiao Ke shook her head vigorously, her tone resolute. "This guy is completely useless."

"It can't move too far, nor can it move living things or large objects. It also loves to play pranks. If we don't seal it up quickly, it will find it fun and move things around everywhere."

Sakura frowned and muttered, "In that case, I'll have no way to write my book review!"

Next, this book, "The Tale of the Little Pig," appeared in every corner of the library.

On the bookshelves, in the crevices, on the trolley, on top of the bookshelves...

Every time, just when they were about to be caught, they would disappear.

Ye Hui even considered using his supernatural powers to bind it.

But this guy seems to be able to sense danger.

They always manage to escape again before being engulfed by spiritual power.

With a card that has almost the same teleportation ability, it's really not easy to catch it without attracting attention.

"Over there!" Tomoyo, with her sharp eyes, spotted the book reappearing on the lawn outside the library.

"Let's go!" Ye Hui was the first to run out.

Sakura and Tomoyo followed closely behind.

Seeing this, Li Xiaolang disregarded the still-crying child, hesitated for a moment, and chased after him.

The four people had just run out of the library.

But the book simply vanished from the lawn.

The next second, he appeared on the back of a bicycle.

The person riding the bicycle was a young woman who had just finished grocery shopping and was on her way home. She was completely unaware that there was an extra book on the back seat and continued pedaling forward.

"Over there!" Sakura shouted, pointing at the bicycle.

Ye Hui frowned slightly, closed his eyes, and concentrated.

Cute!

In an instant, a few blurry images flashed through his mind.

A small river, a breeze blowing, red books floating in the air...

The scene was fleeting, but it was enough.

Ye Hui suddenly opened his eyes and shouted to the three people behind him, "Stop chasing! Take that path!"

He pointed to an inconspicuous side road.

"Why?" Li Xiaolang immediately retorted, "Isn't the bicycle going in that direction?"

[Li Xiaolang's Mood Value +10]

Unlike Li Xiaolang's confusion, Sakura and Tomoyo did not hesitate at all.

They immediately followed Ye Hui and turned into the side road.

Li Xiaolang frowned. Although he was suspicious, he gritted his teeth and followed.

The path was quiet; there wasn't a soul in sight.

"Why did we come here?" Li Xiaolang couldn't help but ask again.

[Li Xiaolang's Mood Value +6]

one second.

two seconds.

Right in the third second.

A breeze blew.

The book "The Tale of the Little Pig" landed lightly in mid-air in front of Ye Hui, its pages still turning gently.

Everything was exactly as he had foreseen.

"Sakura, now's the time!"

The book that had been barely reacting suddenly began to flip violently upon seeing the group of people.

A faint gray light shimmered at the edges of the pages, as if something was trying to break free from between the pages.

Sakura didn't give it a chance. The moment she raised her magic wand, the bird's head at the top of the wand burst out with a dazzling pink light, shooting straight at the book.

"Return to your original form, Clow Card!"

Ding--!
As the spell fell.

The gray light on the book suddenly tightened, and then was forcibly peeled off from the pages by a magical force.

A blurry shadow suddenly darted out from between the pages of the book.

The shadow was long and agile, twisting and struggling in the air; it was the mischievous card that was causing the trouble.

It tried to burrow into the surrounding objects again, but was firmly locked in place by the light emitted by the magic wand and could not escape at all.

Sakura flicked her wrist, and her magic wand traced a graceful arc.

The pink light instantly transformed into a semi-transparent light shield, completely enveloping the shadow of the moving sign inside.

The shadows collided within the light shield, causing ripples to spread across its surface, yet it never broke.

at this time.

Suddenly, a seven-colored halo appeared inside the light shield, the colors intertwining and flowing, gradually enveloping the shadow of the moving sign.

The shadow's struggles grew weaker and weaker, and it was slowly assimilated by the seven-colored halo, transforming into a thin ribbon of light.

The band of light circled twice in the air before being drawn by the light shield and slowly approaching the magic wand in Sakura's hand.

The moment the light touched the bird's head at the tip of the magic wand, it condensed into the shape of a card.

The card was completely transparent, with vibrant colors flowing across its surface, like a rainbow sealed inside.

With a gentle grasp of Sakura's magic wand.

The light on the card gradually settled, and the colors became more and more vivid.

The originally transparent texture gradually became thicker, and yellow patterns appeared at the edges.

It eventually transformed into a real card, which landed steadily in Sakura's outstretched palm.

"I did it! I can write my thoughts now!"

Sakura happily caught the falling "Pig Story" card, clutching the Clow Card in one hand. In her excitement, she didn't notice that she had jumped over the railing and onto the slippery riverbank.

"what!"

She slipped and cried out, waving her hands to maintain her balance, just as she was about to fall into the river.

In the midst of the chaos, he didn't forget to forcefully throw "The Tale of the Little Pig" to Tomoyo.

Ye Hui sighed and snapped his fingers.

A dark shadow instantly materialized and then sped away.

Just before Sakura fell into the water, he grabbed her wrist and pulled her back sharply.

Sakura, still shaken, blinked and came to her senses. She looked at Ye Hui and lowered her head in embarrassment.

"Thank you, thank you."

[Kinomoto Sakura's emotional value +15]

"You're welcome, let's go back." Ye Hui shook his head. "Don't be so... um, careless next time."

"Hi... Hi!" Sakura kept her head down, looking quite shy.

[Kinomoto Sakura's emotional value +15]

Tomoyo stood inside the railing, holding the book "The Little Pig Story" in her hands, looking at the two of them, tilting her head slightly.

【Daodaiji Chiyo’s Emotion Value +16】

"Here you go, Sakura."

"Ah? Ah, great—I can finally finish my summer homework!"

Sakura took the book from Tomoyo and chuckled.

She carefully held "The Little Pig Story" in her arms, then handed the card to Ye Hui, her voice barely audible: "Ye, here you go, thank you for... that... that prevented me from falling into the river..."

Waaah, I embarrassed myself so many times in one day! QAQ

[Kinomoto Sakura's emotional value +9]

"...You're welcome." Ye Hui composed himself and took the playing card.

The task log refreshed the moment the finger touched the card.

[In the end, you were no match for Kinomoto Sakura, a disciple with a Heavenly Spiritual Root, who successfully comprehended the sect's highest scripture, the Primordial Myriad Laws, and entered a state of sudden enlightenment. Such talent is something you can only envy!]

[But while Kinomoto Sakura was having an epiphany, you secretly peeked at the Primordial Laws of All Things, which had been left aside. You successfully stole a secret manual that didn't belong to you!]

[Ding! You have completed the character side quest "The Primordial Chaos"! You have obtained the reward supernatural power "Summoning"!]

Summoning?

Ye Hui was slightly taken aback.

Isn't this the accompanying supernatural power for "exorcising"?

Now he can both "drive away" and "bring in".

It can both remotely move objects and restore them to their original positions.

Doesn't that mean being able to move still objects without any obstacles?

Kero flapped its wings and flew over, yelling in its signature Osaka accent, "Sakura, you're so stupid! How could you jump over a fence? I don't understand."

"Kero-chan!" Sakura's face instantly turned as red as a ripe apple, and she stamped her foot in embarrassment. "I was standing on the very edge of the railing! There's no railing there!"

Tomoyo pointed to Sakura's skirt and frowned: "Sakura, the hem of your clothes is wet. It's chilly by the river. You'll catch a cold like this."

Sakura lost her footing when she stepped on the riverbank.

Although Ye Hui used his supernatural powers to pull her back in time, preventing her from falling into the river.

But the few splashes of water still dampened her skirt and shoes.

Only when the wind blew did she feel a chill, and she instinctively hugged the book in her arms tighter.

"Oh, really..." Sakura looked down at her wet skirt, a little troubled. "But it's okay, I can change when I get back—"

"Achoo! Achoo! Ah~ choo—!"

Before she could finish speaking, she sneezed several times, and the tip of her nose turned a little red.

Li Xiaolang, who was standing nearby, suddenly spoke up, his voice a little stiff: "My home is nearby."

"Huh?" Sakura turned to look at him.

Li Xiaolang felt a little uncomfortable under her gaze, so he looked away and looked elsewhere.

(End of this chapter)