Seven years had passed since the tournant, and while the world appeared serene, many changes had quietly unfolded during this ti.
The disciples who had recently awakened were instructed to hone their martial prowess instead of diving straight into cultivation.
This decision, intended to build a stronger foundation for their future growth, sparked frustration and anger among the newly awakened.
They felt their talents were being stifled, and soon protests broke out across the land.
In many areas, groups of disgruntled disciples banded together to voice their discontent, calling for an end to the enforced martial training.
However, the older generations were relentless in their response, easily quashing the protests with swift authority.
The young disciples, eager for change, found themselves powerless against the overwhelming force of the elders.
In an attempt to placate the rebellious youths, so elders arranged grand feasts, offering luxurious dishes prepared by renowned spirit chefs.
The scent of rich, flavorful food wafted through the air, tempting the hungry protestors. One by one, the disciples gave in to their desire for the feast, abandoning their protests in favor of indulging in the food before them.
Despite their initial resolve, the allure of such rare and delicious food proved too powerful. In the end, many realized how important it was to temper their hearts and cultivate the discipline necessary to rise above temptation.
Yet, the protests didn’t disappear imdiately. Fights broke out among disciples, friendships were torn apart, and chaos reigned within the sects. The situation had beco an internal struggle for control.
anwhile, in other regions, sothing extraordinary was happening. The "Aura of Destiny," a golden light that had previously descended upon Yu Lingluo, manifested in other clans.
The Chun Clan and the Xing Clan were among the first to witness this divine event. While the identities of the chosen ones remained unknown, the elders of these clans shed tears of joy as they watched the golden light land on their disciples.
It was a sign that their destinies were intertwined with sothing far greater than they had anticipated.
As prodigies began to rise in various sects and clans, many smaller sects began to flourish and gain influence. Yet, despite the surrounding chaos, the Yu Clan remained a bastion of calm.
While their disciples trained more ferociously than ever, the atmosphere in the clan itself remained steady. It was as if the Yu Clan stood apart from the unfolding events, untouched by the turmoil.
For Yu Xuan, the years after the tournant were marked by significant personal growth. Nearly two years had passed since the tournant, and during that ti, his sister, Yu Lingluo, had mysteriously reappeared.
Her sudden return caused quite a stir within the Yu Clan, as she had been absent for so long. When she finally reappeared, her transformation was undeniable.
She had matured over the years. Her aura, once warm and innocent, had beco aloof and distant. When she reunited with the family, she eagerly spoke about how she had beco stronger during her absence.
She ntioned how a strange aunt had pushed her to train relentlessly, forcing her to drink a mysterious bluish-white drink that she claid was the most delicious thing she had ever tasted.
Yu Changming and Huan Lianhua, upon hearing her story, were both shocked. They instantly recognized the drink she ntioned as one of the rarest, most potent concoctions in the cultivation world.
It was a resource so valuable that they hadn’t expected to see it again. Though they didn’t speak about it openly, they were taken aback by how easily she had consud such a treasure.
However, they couldn’t help but facepalm when Lingluo requested them to find more of the drink for her.
Sighing, they told her they would try their best to locate it, though they couldn’t promise anything.
Lingluo, with a mischievous smile, decided to befriend this mysterious aunt who had provided her with such a rare resource.
After examining her physique, Yu Changming and Huan Lianhua were astonished. Her body had reached the Peak-Immortal Grade, and she no longer required external resources to progress further.
However, the couple felt a pang of sadness. They had initially planned to journey across the world and beyond, gathering rare resources to help her advance.
But now, they understood that the seals placed on her physique prevented her from accessing its full potential. These seals had been placed to protect her fragile body from the imnse strain that ca with her power.
With these revelations, Yu Xuan and Lingluo spent so ti together, sharing everything that had happened during their ti apart.
Yu Xuan explained how Ming Tiani had moved into the room next to hers after being accepted into training by their mother. Lingluo, however, was not pleased when Yu Xuan ntioned Tiani’s na.
Her reaction was almost visceral, like soone had stepped on a cat’s tail.
In an unexpected outburst, Lingluo growled and imdiately pulled Yu Xuan into a hug. This side of her — possessive and protective — was sothing he hadn’t seen before, and it took him by surprise.
He chuckled awkwardly but decided to let it pass. Little did they know, they were being watched from afar.
Ming Tiani and Lingluo’s first eting had been filled with tension. However, after a few encounters, Lingluo couldn’t help but feel smug.
While Ming Tiani was indeed beautiful, she wasn’t quite as stunning as Lingluo had initially imagined. In the end, it beca a bit of a rivalry between them, a friendly yet competitive relationship.
They beca what could best be described as "frenemies."
Despite the rivalry, both won had developed a deep respect for one another, and both endured grueling training under Huan Lianhua’s watchful eyes.
As ti passed, the next big event arrived: Yu Xuan’s awakening.
This, however, wasn’t as grand as so had hoped.
The Core Elder Council had discussed how best to handle Yu Xuan’s awakening, but Yu Changming decided to keep it a private affair.
Many were disappointed that the awakening wouldn’t be a public event, but Yu Changming had his reasons. Only his wife, Huan Lianhua, was present during the awakening.
Yu Xuan expected sothing dramatic, but what happened was far from extraordinary. There were no flashy lights, no golden energy surges — just a small shift in his body as a slight restriction faded.
It was underwhelming, and he felt a little disappointed, but he didn’t complain.
Despite his initial dissatisfaction, Yu Xuan understood the importance of the event. The awakening ant that his foundation was now set, and it was ti to focus on training his [Skills] further.
He shifted his attention to developing his abilities, knowing that the world was filled with dangers. He couldn’t afford to rest. Not now, not ever.
During this ti, he learned painting as well.
As he trained, Yu Xuan grew stronger, more aware of his powers and the challenges that lay ahead. The world, despite its calm exterior, was on the verge of a major shift.
A storm was brewing, and soon it would break. And when it did, Yu Xuan knew he had to be ready.
For now, though, he remained in his quiet corner of the Yu Clan, content in his training, while the world around him began to move again.
The winds of change were coming, and Yu Xuan was determined to stand tall, ready for whatever lay ahead.
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