Hanyu carving fairy

"No. You should call me father."

Mr. Pan, surnamed Pan, first name Gu, formerly known as Pangu.

Pan Gu's face was soft.No matter his face or temperament, he was like a gentle and refreshing spring breeze.That's why, everyone takes for granted that he is a reliable, talented, and trustworthy man.

Of course, this "everyone" does not include Di Jue.

"...Why?" Di Jue turned his head slightly, avoiding Pangu's fingers trying to brush a strand of wet hair from his cheek behind his ear, and said indifferently.

Suddenly the corner of Pan Gu's mouth curled up, and he smiled gently.

"I know, your memory messes up from time to time—that's okay. I'll help you remember."

Di Jue looked at him expressionlessly, with half of his body still exposed to the rain.As for Pangu, the entire back of his clothes was dripping with rain.

"Jue'er, you must not remember. When I sculpted every part of your body, I put so much effort into it."

Pan Gu narrowed his eyes, his thoughts sank into his ancient memories.

-

In this dark space, there are only him, and this huge piece of jade that glows with a transparent jade light.

He first chiseled a large piece, which became the "Pangu axe" he used to open up the world.

Then, he carved a jade statue to act as another "person" to accompany him in the next endless lonely time.

With the final ax in place, he stepped back to examine his one-of-a-kind finished product.

The demeanor is tall, like a jade tree in a Yao forest, a foreign object in the wind and dust.It is as solemn as entering a temple in a corridor. People respect themselves instead of cultivating respect.

His appearance is tall and stern.With eyebrows trimmed and eyes closed, the majesty and solemnity are natural, and the air of the emperor lingers around the whole body.

In the blink of an eye, Pan Gu's heart skipped a beat.

"Di Jue. You are Di Jue. Emperor Jade..."

-

Di Jue's eyes were like a pool of stagnant water, calm and without waves.His eyes stared straight at the hidden eyes of Pangu Qingqing, once he closed and then opened, he turned and walked out under the umbrella.

The pouring rain hit his slender and tall body again, and the gown fit tightly on his texture, outlining a perfect curve.

With his right hand, he tugged at his neckline, which was so high and tight around his neck.The rain poured in, and even he felt the bone-chilling chill.

"Di Jue, where are you going?" Pan Gu maintained the posture of holding an umbrella, but under the umbrella, there was only half of his own body.

"I'm going to find Ah Jiu." Di Jue answered quietly, mixed with the noise of rainwater jumping into Pangu's eardrums, like the ethereal music coming from the sky.

"...Why are you still looking for him? You obviously don't like—"

"I said to accompany him for three generations. Di Jue will never break his promise." Di Jue interrupted Pan Gu, his back stopped in the heavy rain.He remained motionless, as if he was feeling some illusory information.

"Jue'er, you are no longer the same you you used to be." Pangu sighed, throwing the oil-paper umbrella in his hand on the ground.Once the weak umbrella stand was out of his hands, it was immediately torn apart by the heavy rain, and the umbrella surface ceased to exist.There are only a few solitary umbrella ribs left, rolling messily in the wind and rain.

"Shen Ajiu, how can He De be able to be treated like this by Emperor Jue?" Pan Gu walked to Di Jue's side step by step, and gently grabbed his shoulder.

Di Jue didn't move.The rain blurred his vision.His blood-red pupils looked into the distance without focus, and said softly: "I owe it to him."

"Oh!" Pan Gu laughed wildly, "I thought according to your nature, since you pretended to be broken this time, you wouldn't wake up easily - I didn't expect you to appear again when he called! But he is already dead, Even if you engrave a brand in his soul, how can you guarantee that it won't dissipate?"

"No." Di Jue shook his head gently and slowly, his cold brows suddenly softened slightly, "No, this is our obsession - our two."

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