If she were like in her past life, unable to see those scenes, she could remain indifferent with a clear conscience.
She walked to the small hill of wheat and corn, bent down, and grabbed a handful of golden corn in her hand.
This grain can save many lives.
But it’s not enough to aid those from the disaster-stricken areas she saw in her dreams.
Gu Jin’s brows gently furrowed as she fell into deep thought.
She always felt that being able to dream of those scenes was not without reason; there must be a solution.
In the unseen realm, it seed as though invisible hands were orchestrating all of this.
The continuous month-long torrential rain was about to arrive. After the heavy rain, what awaited everyone was a famine where countless people would face inevitable death.
The corn in her hand slipped through her fingers to the ground, and heaviness flashed in Gu Jin’s eyes.
Suddenly, she turned to look at the nearby stream.
The stream’s effects are so miraculous; if the stream water were used on the Spirit Field, could it once again accelerate the growth of crops?
This was just an impromptu thought from Gu Jin.
She always felt that combining the stream with the Spirit Field would have magical effects.
Glancing at the wheat and corn about to mature in the Spirit Field, anticipation glead in Gu Jin’s beautiful eyes.
She threw the remaining corn kernels in her hand onto the heap, then walked to the center between the stream and the Spirit Field, rotating her hands in the air to mobilize her internal Spiritual Power.
After gathering her Spiritual Power, she turned her hand back, beginning to draw water from the stream into the Spirit Field.
Next, it was ti to witness a miracle.
Everywhere the stream’s water touched in the Spirit Field, the crops matured at a visibly rapid pace.
This scene was witnessed by Gu Jin, whose excitent made her radiant face break into a brilliant smile.
She knew it could work!
Once the grain matured, it was quickly harvested, the seeds replanted, and the stream diverted again to irrigate the Spirit Field and hasten the grain’s maturing.
Afterwards, Gu Jin repeatedly perford this series of actions without stopping.
...
An Mingji woke up early to find he was alone in the house; Sister Jin wasn’t by his side.
He sat up and looked out the window, finding the person he was thinking of in the courtyard.
Gu Jin, busy in the space all night, still looked calm and unwearied at this mont.
She was in the courtyard tidying up a basket, packing it with tools for digging wild vegetables. Noticing the gaze on her back, she turned to see the little one by the window.
With the basket on her back, Gu Jin walked to the window and gently spoke to the little one who hadn’t dressed yet, "Little An, it’s perfect that you’re awake. I need to go out for a while, and you should stay ho and study well today. Don’t go out and let others bully you."
"Sister Jin, where are you going?"
Gu Jin looked up at the dark, cloudy sky, squinted her eyes, and responded, "I’m going up the mountain; it’s inconvenient for you to go. Be good and wait for at ho."
Upon waking early and knowing Gu Jin would leave, An Mingji wasn’t in a good mood.
However, he didn’t show it and maintained a well-behaved deanor.
"Alright, then co back soon."
"Got it."
Gu Jin, with the basket on her back, walked toward the main gate.
An Mingji by the window watched as her figure gradually disappeared from view.
Gu Jin intended to go up the mountain just before the rainy season hit to search for wild ginseng in the deep mountains, fearing that if she delayed, all the ginseng would be ruined after the rainy season.
She followed the route she took the first ti she went up the mountain to dig ginseng.
These days, the weather has remained gloomy, and once inside the dense forest, towering trees blocked the scant remaining light.
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