The Seven Princesses' Journey Across Time

Li Changsheng looked at her uncertainly and said, "So, you want to give this to someone else to increase the military power of this world?"

Mo Luyi: "I do have this plan, so my idea is to build a sect to teach them this practice. However, I'm afraid there are not many disciples with this talent."

Li Changsheng suddenly said, "The reason you told me this is not because you have taken a fancy to my disciples, right?"

Mo Luyi gave him a look that showed he was a teachable child, took a sip of wine, and continued, "I don't believe you haven't noticed the original fate of your disciples."

Li Changsheng thought about it and decided that this was a good idea, so he relaxed and leaned against the railing of the pavilion, drank his wine, looked at the sky, and said, "Then let's set off in a month."

Mo Luyi knew that his 30th year would come in a month, and she had no objection to it.

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When Zi Yuji returned to his residence after failing to find anyone outside, Yueyao was treating Mo Qixuan's injuries. Seeing this, Zi Yuji stepped forward without hesitation and whispered to Yueyao, "Let me do it." Yueyao nodded slightly, stood up and stepped aside, watching Zi Yuji with concern as he took over the treatment. Time passed, and finally, the treatment was over, and Mo Qixuan's injuries were under control.

At this moment, Yueyao couldn't wait to ask, "What's the situation outside now?"

Zi Yuji took a deep breath and slowly replied, "Since last night, Wuzuo Shuangzun has mysteriously disappeared."

Yue Yao frowned upon hearing this and asked, "Have you found the Pope's mark?"

Zi Yuji shook his head slightly and continued solemnly, "Logically, even if the two venerables wanted to leave Tianqi early, they should have informed us through secret techniques or left a mark of the Pope along the way. But so far, we've found nothing. Given this situation, I'm afraid the current situation is not optimistic."

After hearing this, Yue Yao's face was full of worry, and she sighed anxiously: "In recent days, we have lost four envoys one after another, and Baili Dongjun has now become a disciple of Mr. Li in the academy. As a result, our hope of winning is becoming increasingly slim." At this point, Yue Yao couldn't help but fall silent, as if thinking about how to deal with it.

After a while, she suddenly broke the silence and said in a heavy voice, "For some reason, I always have an indescribable sense of unease in my heart. I always feel that something big is about to happen. Now, we must return to Tianwaitian as soon as possible!"

Zi Yuji immediately nodded and responded, "Okay, I'll start arranging the relevant matters right away." After that, he turned and hurried away, preparing to make careful arrangements for everyone's return trip.

After Zi Yuji left, Yueyao looked out the window, her heart filled with worry. The situation was becoming increasingly confusing, and they seemed to be getting further and further away from restoring their country...

It was a sunny, breezy day, the day Baili Dongjun officially became his apprentice. Mo Luyi, dressed in a pale green dress, posed gracefully, like a fairy descending from the earth. The veil on her head added a touch of mystery. She was flanked by Mo Yan and Zhao Yuzhen, the three of them strolling through the bustling streets.

At this moment, Bai Hehuai heard that Mo Luyi would be going to the Jixia Academy later to attend the apprenticeship ceremony. He was moved and hurriedly pulled Zhuo Yuean along, jogging to catch up with them. Thus, the group poured into the bustling market.

Mo Yan's bright eyes widened as she looked around curiously. This was her first time visiting Tianqi City, and it seemed as if everything here was filled with endless mysteries and surprises. Every object and every sight seemed so unfamiliar and new that she was overwhelmed. She would often tug at Zhao Yuzhen's sleeve, pointing out the oddities and curious things, excitedly sharing her discoveries with him. Zhao Yuzhen always listened with a smile, his eyes also sparkling with curiosity. Whenever they saw something interesting, they would automatically move forward to examine it carefully.

In contrast, Mo Lvyi and Bai Hehuai seemed much calmer. They walked side by side, chatting softly, occasionally letting out bursts of laughter as sweet as silver bells. Zhuo Yuean followed the two children silently, his eyes never leaving them, afraid that the children would disappear in the crowd in the blink of an eye.

Just then, Mo Yan caught a glimpse of a small stall selling candied haws not far ahead. The crystal-clear, bright red strings of candied haws shone enticingly in the sunlight, instantly capturing her full attention. Her eyes lit up, and like a cheerful little rabbit, she clutched Zhao Yuzhen's hand tightly and sprinted towards the stall.

"I want to eat candied haws!" Mo Yan's face flushed with excitement as she ran while shouting loudly. Zhao Yuzhen stumbled slightly when she pulled him along, but her face showed no sign of dissatisfaction. Instead, she ran happily with her.

As they approached, Zhuo Yue'an saw the eager looks in their eyes and quickly pulled a few coins from her purse. She handed them to the stall owner and bought a string of candied haws for each of Mo Yan and Zhao Yuzhen. Mo Yan took the candied haws and eagerly opened her mouth to take a bite. Instantly, a wonderful sour and sweet taste spread across her tongue. She couldn't help but squint her eyes, revealing a look of contentment, and muttered incoherently, "Delicious... so delicious!"

She mumbled something indistinctly, her gaze darting to the side at Zhao Yuzhen. Seeing this, Zhao Yuzhen's lips curled up slightly, a faint smile forming. Thus, they strolled leisurely through the bustling market, stopping and strolling along the way, often pausing to select items of their liking.

At this moment, a gust of wind suddenly arose, instantly blowing the veil from Mo Luyi's face. However, the wind died down as quickly as it came, and the veil slowly fell. Despite its fleeting moment, it was still captured by someone in a passing carriage.

The man in the carriage happened to witness this scene. His eyes suddenly widened, a look of disbelief in them filled with as if he had witnessed the most incredible sight in the world. After a while, his gaze gradually became firm, revealing a determination to succeed. He immediately ordered his men to investigate the identities and backgrounds of these people.

Mo Luyi was completely oblivious to all this. She had long been accustomed to the various looks from others, so she didn't take what had just happened to heart.