Covering the Sky: I am the White Tiger Immortal Elixir

Yandu is bustling with traffic and full of life.

As Bai Qi stepped inside, the overwhelming atmosphere of the mortal world rushed towards him.

An old man selling candied hawthorns calls out his wares, while a shop assistant at a cloth store unfolds newly arrived silks; each scene in the city has its own unique charm.

At the alley entrance next door, several teenagers chased after a ball as they rushed out.

They were moving around excitedly, and the ball, without warning, bumped into Bai Qi.

Bai Qi bent down, wanting to pick up the ball and return it to them.

A group of kids across the street were shouting from afar, hands on their hips, "Give the ball back to us!"

Oh ho, you little rascal.

Bai Qi set up a formation to isolate the view of the mortals nearby.

He strode forward, holding the ball, looking down at the group of mischievous children.

The brats, used to being arrogant, reached out to hit Bai Qi.

Bai Qi grinned, revealing a ferocious appearance with a tiger's head and a human body, exuding a murderous aura.

He opened his blood-red maw at the children and shouted, "I haven't eaten a child for days!"

The mischievous children cried and screamed, running faster than rabbits.

Bai Qi transformed into human form, clicking his tongue and shaking his head.

That's it?

The children of Beidou are really easily frightened.

When I was a child, the adults in the village said they wanted to eat me, but I didn't believe it at all. I even went to their cowshed and lit firecrackers in the cow dung pile.

Bai Qi casually tapped his finger, and rays of light quietly entered the hearts of the mischievous children.

"Outline of the Ten Outstanding Youths of Yan Kingdom"

In the bustling capital of Yan, finding a small, wandering soul is not easy.

Bai Qidao had only been here for half a day when he helped four or five homeless children, and even helped some who had been plucking branches from trees.

Bai Qi could not bear to see such evil, so he slaughtered three Beggars' Sect hideouts in a row.

He came to Yandu to find Xiaonannan, but he couldn't turn a blind eye to this situation.

Bai Qi set the broken bones and straightened the meridians of the children, and then sent them to the government.

Those whose families could be found were sent back; those whose families could not be found, Bai Qi sent to a charity.

He used his divine sense to see the memories of the officials and the old woman from the charity hall, and knew that they were all truly good people.

Bai Qi cleansed their meridians and marrow, enough to ensure they lived to be over a hundred years old without illness or disaster.

"Your mind is clear."

Bai Qi, like a leisurely old man who amuses cats and dogs, continued to stroll around Yandu.

During this time, he also met Zhang Wenchang and spoke with him for a while.

When the group first arrived at Beidou via the Nine Dragons Pulling the Coffin, only a few remained because some people refused to urinate.

A living person is truly dying from holding in their pee.

Because he had consumed the juice of the divine fruit, Zhang Wenchang's talent had improved slightly, and he could now at least fly on a rainbow.

Bai Qi wanted to take him to Zhuofeng, but Zhang Wenchang refused: "I'd better go by myself; that way it will show my sincerity."

Since he had his own ideas, Bai Qi didn't stop him. He gave him a protective magic artifact and left.

Suddenly, Bai Qi's gaze stopped at an alleyway, where he saw a dirty little homeless child.

The little person stood alone at the alley entrance, like a dandelion stuck in a crack in the bricks, ready to be swept away by the wind at any moment.

Bai Qi didn't think much of it, bent down, and took out a piece of osmanthus cake wrapped in oil paper from his pocket.

"Here, eat up. I'll take you to the government office later."

The little girl looked up; her face was dirty, but her eyes were as clear as moonlit spring water.

Bai Qi patted her head tenderly, wondering to himself how his little niece back home was doing.

The little girl had long eyelashes, with a tear still clinging to one of them, clearly indicating she had just been crying.

She hesitated for a long time before carefully accepting the osmanthus cake.

The little stray didn't put it in its own mouth, but broke off a small piece and then handed the largest piece to Bai Qi.

"Big cat, you eat too."

Her voice was soft and sweet: "I just found half a steamed bun, so I'm not hungry."

Big cat?

Little girl?

Bai Qi blinked, never expecting to encounter the little girl like this.

When the little girl saw that he wasn't answering, she thought Bai Qi was disgusted.

She explained softly, "Nannan's hands have been washed."

Upon hearing this, Bai Qi's gaze softened, and he took a large bite of osmanthus cake.

If you treat your own spiritual attainment this way, no wonder everyone says you're a competent leader of the Bitter Leaf Sect.

That's truly impartial.

He gently patted the little girl's head.

When Bai Qi transmigrated, his little niece was just this age.

The little girl had two tiny pigtails and loved following him around, calling him "Uncle" all day long.

Once, when he went on a business trip, the little girl came back with tears streaming down her face, and he couldn't soothe her no matter what he did.

His appearance bears a striking resemblance to that of a little girl.

They were all such small people, with bright eyes, as if all the starlight in the world had been crushed and sprinkled into them.

More than 26,000 years... that's a long time. The little girl might have already...

All those memories came flooding back, hitting my heart again and again, making me feel a little suffocated.

Bai Qi watched the little girl taking small bites of osmanthus cake.

Was it the power of the Ruthless Great Emperor's Dao Fruit that influenced him?

Bai Qi didn't know, and didn't want to think about it.

Right now, he just misses the little girl who calls him "uncle".

"Big cat, why are you crying?" Little Nannan asked, a little flustered.

She rubbed her hands vigorously on her clothes until she felt there was almost no grease left before daring to touch Bai Qi's face.

"Don't cry, big kitty, let me blow on it for you, and it will make you feel better."

Bai Qi suddenly felt that Hou Guifen wasn't all bad people.

At least she kept this cute little thing.

Bai Qi picked up the little girl: "Big Cat didn't cry, Big Cat was just cursing a ruthless person named Hou Guifen in her heart."

He's like a tiger whose fur has been stroked, yet he still tries to act fierce.

The little girl tilted her head, not understanding who Hou Guifen was.

But she felt that the name made Bai Qi sad, so she also wrinkled her nose.

"Hou Guifen is wicked; even ruthless people can be wicked."

Bai Qi laughed: "Yes, they're all bad."

He found an inn and asked a maid to give the little girl a good bath and change her into clean clothes.

The dirty little stray was gone, replaced by a beautifully sculpted little figure.

The little girl stood in front of the bronze mirror, somewhat unable to recognize herself in the reflection.

She reached out and poked the mirror with her fingertip, as if to confirm whether it was another child.

"Big cat, Nannan has never looked so beautiful."

Then the little guy ran up to Bai Qi, tilted his head back, and spoke tentatively.

"Big Cat, are we going to send Nannan to the authorities now?"

She didn't cry or whine; she just stood there quietly, looking up at Bai Qi.

She seemed to be waiting for news that already contained the answer, but out of politeness, she still wanted to hear it from the adult himself.

Bai Qi squatted down: "Who said we were going to send you to the authorities?"

The little girl fluttered her eyelashes twice: "But, what Big Cat just said..."

"What I said just now," Bai Qi reached out and brushed the tip of her nose twice, "I've changed my mind now."

The little girl's eyes lit up instantly, like two stars that had been lit up.

"Really?" She was afraid that if she raised her voice, she would wake up from the dream.

Bai Qi picked her up again: "Not only will I not send you away, I will also take you to see my temple."

"What is a dojo?"

"This is my home."

The little girl hugged Bai Qi's neck, her face pressed against his shoulder, like a kitten that had found its nest.

"If Nannan goes, can she help with the chores? Nannan can wipe the table, sweep the floor, and also..."

"What else can you do?"

"I...I'll be good."

The little girl thought for a long time and realized that her skills were not enough, so she took out what she was best at.

Bai Qi chuckled: "Alright, let's pinky swear."

"Pinky promise, a hundred years from now!" The little girl grinned, "When I grow up, I'll help Big Cat beat up Hou..."

Bai Qi hurriedly stuffed a roasted chestnut into the little girl's mouth.

I won't talk about it.

"Would you like some milk tea?" Bai Qi changed the subject. "I can make you some."

What is milk tea?

"Something that tastes even better than animal milk."

"My little one wants some!"

The Daoist took out the few remaining divine medicine leaves that the original body had given him and began grinding them with the Five Elements Millstone.

The animals around Yandu suffered.