Crossover: The Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation, starting with cultivation with the Six Flowers Im

Seeing this, Nangong Yehua secretly groaned inwardly.

He didn't want to attract anyone's attention, but now he had no choice but to face this unexpected situation.

He hurriedly tried to explain, but swallowed the words back down.

He knew that in this situation, any explanation would be futile and would only complicate matters further.

Nangong Yehua quickly gathered her thoughts and decided to stabilize the situation first before trying to explain things clearly.

He took a deep breath, trying to make his voice sound calm and confident:

"Please don't panic, everyone. I am not a bad person. I am a disciple of the sect and was just practicing my cultivation here when I accidentally disturbed you all."

However, his explanation did not have much effect.

The female disciple was still looking at him in fear, and the other disciples around her began to gather around, whispering among themselves.

Nangong Yehua knew something was wrong. He knew he had to find Su Wan'er as soon as possible and get her to help him explain everything.

Without further hesitation, Nangong Yehua leaped down from the tree and vanished from everyone's sight like a ghost.

Using his familiarity with the sect, he quickly traversed the woods and paths, heading towards Su Wan'er's location.

At this moment, Nangong Yehua had only one thought in his mind: find Su Wan'er as soon as possible, lest he lose her and the opportunity be wasted.

Chapter 182 From the music room to the flower garden

Nangong Yehua flashed and quickly rushed towards Su Wan'er's direction.

His original intention was to follow Su Wan'er to familiarize himself with the places she frequented, so that he could have the opportunity to play pranks on her and thus increase his chances of contacting her.

However, the plan was disrupted when his invisibility spell failed.

Nangong Yehua was anxious. He knew he had to find Su Wan'er as soon as possible, otherwise this misunderstanding might cause even bigger trouble.

He quickened his pace, weaving through the sect's paths and woods, trying to find Su Wan'er.

Throughout the journey, Nangong Yehua kept recalling every moment he spent with Su Wan'er.

He recalled her focus and dedication when she played the piano, and the gentleness and sweetness of her smile.

These memories strengthened his resolve to find Su Wan'er.

Finally, after searching for a while, Nangong Yehua spotted Su Wan'er's figure beside a flower bush.

She was looking down at the flowers, the sunlight shining on her, making her look even more beautiful and charming.

When Nangong Yehua saw the surprise and confusion in Su Wan'er's eyes, he immediately realized that explaining at this moment would only make things more confusing.

He quickly adjusted his breathing, silently recited the incantation, and activated the invisibility spell "Ghostly Mystery" once again.

As the incantation was completed, Nangong Yehua's figure gradually became blurred, eventually blending completely into the surrounding environment.

He quietly hid to the side, silently observing Su Wan'er.

Su Wan'er seemed to still be in shock from what had just happened. She looked around, trying to find traces of the man in black who had suddenly appeared.

However, Nangong Yehua had already successfully concealed her presence, so she naturally gained nothing.

While invisible, Nangong Yehua stared intently at Su Wan'er.

He watched her gently caress the flowers, a tender smile on his face.

He couldn't help but sigh inwardly, thinking that Su Wan'er was truly a beautiful and gentle woman, no wonder he had such feelings for her.

However, Nangong Yehua also understood that now was not the time to disturb her.

He had to find the right moment to appear before her with an even bigger prank and explain everything to her.

Only in this way can I truly win her trust and favor.

Thus, Nangong Yehua continued to silently protect Su Wan'er while remaining invisible.

Asking for flowers

Waiting for the right time, waiting for the opportunity to have a sincere conversation with her.

Su Wan'er lingered among the flowers for a long time, each flower seemingly radiating a unique charm in her eyes.

She gently stroked the petals, a faint smile on her face, as if she had some special connection with these flowers.

After admiring the flowers, Su Wan'er stood up, gently patted the dust off her dress, and prepared to head to the next place.

She turned around and walked deeper into the path, the sunlight shining on her and outlining her graceful figure in gold.

Nangong Yehua observed from the side, secretly glad that she hadn't rashly revealed herself.

He knew that winning Su Wan'er's trust and favor would require more patience and wisdom.

So he silently recited the incantation again and activated the invisibility spell "Ghostly Mystery" once more.

As the incantation was completed, Nangong Yehua's figure blurred again, eventually blending completely into the surrounding environment.

He followed Su Wan'er silently, keeping a certain distance to ensure he wouldn't be discovered.

Chapter 183 Hunger is nothing, I'm like a dog

Su Wan'er seemed unaware that someone was following her. She strolled leisurely along the path, stopping occasionally to admire the surrounding scenery.

Nangong Yehua followed her carefully, trying not to make any noise.

Nangong Yehua silently counted every place Su Wan'er had passed through, trying to understand her more deeply through these details.

He knew that only by truly understanding a person could he get along with her better.

Therefore, "047" dared not slack off in the slightest and observed Su Wan'er's every move with full concentration.

Time passed by unnoticed. Su Wan'er walked through flowerbeds and groves of trees, finally arriving at a quiet little lake.

She stopped and stared blankly at the lake, seemingly lost in thought.

Nangong Yehua also stopped on a tree not far away, quietly observing her.

Su Wan'er pondered for a moment by the lake, as if casting aside all her worries. Then she gently straightened her clothes and stood up again.

This time, her destination was the sect's dining hall, where the disciples ate their daily meals.

When Su Wan'er entered the dining hall, it was lunchtime. The dining hall was bustling with activity, and the disciples were gathered in twos and threes, with conversations and laughter rising and falling.

She found a relatively quiet corner to sit down and began to enjoy her lunch.

Nangong Yehua chose to hide in a corner outside the cafeteria.

He understood that even with his powerful invisibility technique "Ghostly Mystery" in a place where so many disciples were gathered, he couldn't guarantee that he would never be discovered.

Therefore, he could only observe Su Wan'er from a distance and dared not get too close.

He stood behind a large tree, and through the gaps in the leaves, he could vaguely see Su Wan'er's figure inside the cafeteria.

She focused intently on her meal, occasionally glancing up to exchange a few words with the disciples beside her, but most of the time she quietly enjoyed her lunch.

Nangong Yehua crouched discreetly in a corner outside the cafeteria, her stomach beginning to rumble uncontrollably.

"Cuckoo"

The bird's call was exceptionally clear in the quiet air.

He touched his stomach, a helpless expression on his face.

However, the thought of the system's tasks he still had to complete made him grit his teeth and persevere with a bitter expression.

Nangong Yehua knew that now was not the time to eat.

He needed to continue observing Su Wan'er, ensuring he knew her next move, and find a suitable opportunity to communicate with her.

Therefore, he could only temporarily endure the torment of hunger and focus his attention on Su Wan'er.

Through the gaps in the leaves, he saw that Su Wan'er had finished eating and was talking with the disciples around her.

Her face was beaming with a pleasant smile, as if she got along very well with these disciples.

Nangong Yehua couldn't help but feel a little envious, but he also understood that his current task was the priority.

As time went by, Nangong Yehua grew hungrier and hungrier.

He felt his stomach begin to convulse, as if protesting his neglect.

However, he persisted and did not give up.

He knew he couldn't abandon his mission because of temporary hunger, nor could he let Su Wan'er be put in danger because of his own selfish desires.

Nangong Yehua silently recited the system's task in his mind, reminding himself to remain vigilant and not to let his guard down in the slightest.

He believed that as long as he persevered, he would be able to complete the system's tasks and win Su Wan'er's trust and favor.

At this moment, although his stomach was growling with hunger, his eyes were firm and determined.

Nangong Yehua acted like a watchdog, silently protecting Su Wan'er and waiting for the right opportunity to arrive.

Chapter 184 Outside the Sect, Beyond the Sea

Su Wan'er leisurely enjoyed her lunch in the cafeteria, chatting happily with the disciples around her.

As time passed, she finally finished her hearty lunch and began to tidy up the dishes.

As she stood up, she gently patted her dress to make sure there were no stains.

Then, she bid farewell to her disciples and walked out of the cafeteria with a smile.

Sunlight shone on Su Wan'er, and her steps were light and graceful.

She walked through the paths within the sect, heading towards the main gate. A satisfied smile graced her face, as if the lunch had brought her exceptional pleasure.

Nangong Yehua remained hidden in a corner outside the cafeteria, silently observing Su Wan'er's every move.

When he saw Su Wan 14 walk out of the cafeteria and head towards the sect's main gate, he couldn't help but feel nervous.

"What's going on? That direction is outside the sect!"

Despite her hunger, Nangong Yehua resolutely followed Su Wan'er's retreating figure out of the sect.

Along the way, Nangong Yehua watched Su Wan'er's back, and a sense of doubt arose in his heart.

Su Wan'er usually stayed within the sect and rarely went out, so her sudden departure today made him feel a little strange.

Why did she leave the sect for no reason?

Nangong Yehua muttered to himself.

He tried hard to recall Su Wan'er's recent behavior and words, attempting to find some clues.

However, he found nothing unusual; Su Wan'er seemed the same as usual, without any difference.

Nangong Yehua shook her head, deciding not to dwell on the issue any longer.

He knew that his most important task now was to protect Su Wan'er and ensure her safety.

So he continued to silently follow Su Wan'er as they walked out of the sect's gate.

The outside world was both familiar and strange to Nangong Yehua.

Although he was a disciple of a sect, he rarely had the opportunity to go out.

At this moment, he felt that the outside world was completely different from the tranquility within the sect.

Outside the sect, a dense forest came into view. Sunlight filtered through the gaps in the treetops, casting dappled shadows and adding a touch of mystery to the forest.

The air is filled with the fresh scent of grass and trees, accompanied by a gentle breeze, making people feel relaxed and happy.

Nangong Yehua followed Su Wan'er into the secluded forest.

He tried to walk as quietly as possible, avoiding making any noise so as not to disturb the creatures in the forest.

In the forest, towering trees with lush foliage form a natural barrier, isolating the area from the noise of the outside world.

The occasional chirping of birds and insects adds a touch of life to the forest.

Nangong Yehua couldn't help but marvel at the wonder and beauty of nature.

Using her superb stealth skills, Nangong Yehua carefully followed Su Wan'er through the dense forest.

He tried his best to blend in with the surrounding trees to avoid attracting Su Wan'er's attention.

The light and shadow in the forest are dappled, and every leaf seems to be telling an ancient story.

Nangong Yehua's heart was like a taut string, his attention completely focused on Su Wan'er's every move.

He traversed the dense forest, stepping over fallen leaves, with only one thought in his mind—he wouldn't starve, but the mission had to be completed!