Bat Prince, roaming the heavens

"How is Ding Feng now?" Yuan Suiyun asked.

Upon hearing this, Ding Chengfeng frowned slightly. Yuan Suiyun, who was so young, addressed his elders by their names without any respect in his tone, which made him somewhat displeased.

He was about to suppress his temper and refute her when Ding Baiyun interrupted him.

"Uncle Feng is very well." Her voice was still trembling slightly, but much more fluent than before. "He has been living in seclusion at home for many years, rarely going out and ignoring matters of the martial world."

"That's good." Yuan Suiyun nodded slightly. "You two must have a good relationship, otherwise he wouldn't have told you about me."

Upon hearing Yuan Suiyun's self-disclosure of his identity, Ding Baiyun was struck dumb and nearly fell off his horse.

"Baiyun, what's wrong with you?" Ding Chengfeng was startled by his sister's frightening reaction. He quickly stepped forward and grabbed the reins of her BMW tightly.

He was quite curious about what his usually taciturn Uncle Feng had told Ding Baiyun.

Who is this young master Yuan, that he could make his usually arrogant and fearless sister show such fear?

Ding Baiyun struggled to dismount, his feet wobbling as he barely managed to regain his balance.

She took a deep breath of the cold air and waved weakly at the concerned Ding Chengfeng: "Brother... I'm fine, don't ask anymore."

Then, to Ding Chengfeng's almost stunned gaze, the proud eldest daughter of the Ding family actually straightened her red cloak, walked respectfully to Yuan Suiyun, and gave a deep bow: "Baiyun greets Young Master."

"No need for formalities." Yuan Suiyun waved his hand. "In that case, go back to the Ding family and tell Ding Feng that I'm back."

Having forces at his disposal in this realm is of the best possible outcome for him.

"As for you," Yuan Suiyun turned to Ding Chengfeng, "I would trouble you to take me to Baoding Prefecture."

"You..." Hearing Yuan Suiyun's almost imperious tone, Ding Chengfeng's temper was about to flare up.

He had never been treated like a servant before!

However, before he could utter his angry rebuke, Ding Baiyun stopped him again.

"Brother!" Ding Baiyun grabbed her brother's sleeve and pressed her body almost against him.

She gently shook her head, her beautiful eyes flashing with a determination and seriousness that Ding Chengfeng had never seen before.

Ding Chengfeng had never seen his younger sister with such an expression before, and for a moment, he was stunned.

"Young master, my brother is a big, clumsy man who can't even take care of himself. Let him go home and report the news, and let Baiyun take you to Baoding Prefecture."

At this moment, Ding Baiyun was unable to tell Ding Chengfeng the terrifying inside story of this "living ancestor," and was also afraid that Ding Chengfeng, who did not understand the danger, would anger Yuan Suiyun. So, with gritted teeth, he simply made the decision to "sacrifice himself to feed the tiger."

"How can this be? Absolutely not!" Ding Chengfeng was naturally extremely unwilling.

My sister is so young, walking with a strange man all the way. What kind of talk will that be if word gets out?

Moreover, this blind young master looks incredibly strange!

"Brother, please listen to me, I beg you!" Ding Baiyun leaned closer to him and lowered his voice, "This matter is of paramount importance. You must go back immediately and personally tell Uncle Feng and Father what the young master said. It won't work if anyone else delivers the message."

"But you..." Seeing his sister's serious expression, Ding Chengfeng's heart began to waver.

"I'm fine," Ding Baiyun interrupted him. "Young Master is from a prestigious family and is by no means a bad person. You can leave without worry."

Upon hearing this, Yuan Suiyun was somewhat speechless.

You two are arguing about it. Did he agree to this arrangement?

Ding Baiyun is an extremely ruthless person who could sleep with a skull for nineteen years and eventually grind it into powder and drink it!

However, considering that Ding Baiyun should not have been abandoned by Bai Tianyu yet and is still in a normal state, Yuan Suiyun felt that what she said was not unreasonable.

Ding Chengfeng, a young master, would never know how to serve others. He probably wouldn't even be able to manage his lodgings and meals properly along the way.

In contrast, a woman who has extreme self-respect and is also very thoughtful would be more suitable for the role of "navigator".

"Alright, it's settled then." Yuan Suiyun's tone carried an unquestionable air of authority as he decisively said, "Ding Chengfeng, go back and report. Ding Baiyun, you will come with me."

After the matter was settled, Yuan Suiyun mounted Ding Chengfeng's horse, leaving the Ding siblings to squeeze onto one horse as they headed south.

Ding Chengfeng rode ahead on his horse, while Ding Baiyun sat behind him, clutching his clothes with both hands, her head bowed, saying nothing.

The north wind howled, snowflakes fell, and the world was shrouded in a vast expanse of white.

Ding Chengfeng had a lot to say, but he finally couldn't hold back anymore.

He tilted his head slightly and asked in a low voice, "Baiyun, who exactly is he?"

Ding Baiyun did not answer.

"Baiyun?" Ding Chengfeng asked again, his voice even lower. "Tell me. What did Uncle Feng tell you that scared you like that?"

"Uncle Feng said that the young master is the person he respects most, so don't ask about anything else." Ding Baiyun knew that their conversation could not possibly escape Yuan Suiyun's ears, so he only said the pleasant things.

However, her half-finished sentence only made Ding Chengfeng even more eager to try.

No matter how Ding Chengfeng asked, Ding Baiyun kept giving the same answer, leaving him scratching his head in frustration.

Yuan Suiyun, riding behind, couldn't help but chuckle as he listened to the conversation between the brother and sister.

"By the way, there's something I need to ask you." Once the two had completely calmed down, Yuan Suiyun finally remembered to ask the important question, "Has Little Li Flying Dagger entered the pass?"

We still need to determine the timeline first.

"Is Li Tanhua about to enter the pass?!" Ding Chengfeng, who had been feeling a bit down, suddenly brightened up.

Li Xunhuan is currently the person he admires most, and can be considered his idol.

"We heard that Xiao Li Tan Hua went far beyond the Great Wall and has been gone for more than ten years. When we left the pass, we did not hear any news of him re-entering the pass," Ding Baiyun replied earnestly.

Yuan Suiyun nodded slightly, already having made up his mind. It seemed the plot hadn't started yet, and this time he had arrived earlier than when he was in the world of Swordsman.

After all, by the time he entered the world of The Smiling, Proud Wanderer, Liu Zhengfeng had already finished his retirement ceremony.

Ding Chengfeng wanted to ask Yuan Suiyun about Li Xunhuan, but Ding Baiyun's icy gaze stopped him.

The three of them traveled south and arrived at a small town, which was the place Ding Chengfeng had mentioned as inhabited.

Here, Ding Baiyun spent a lot of money to buy a luxurious carriage for Yuan Suiyun to use, which suited his taste perfectly.

In the meantime between buying the car, Ding Chengfeng, who was almost bursting with frustration, finally managed to glean a glimpse of Yuan Suiyun from his sister.

When Ding Chengfeng heard that this blind young man, who looked to be the same age as him, was actually Uncle Feng's master, he was completely dumbfounded.

He knew the matter was of great importance and dared not delay. He immediately abandoned his plan to continue traveling with the two and hurried home to deliver the message.