243: Chapter 70: The Bonding of the Twin Snow Dragon Leopards (Part 2)_1 243: Chapter 70: The Bonding of the Twin Snow Dragon Leopards (Part 2)_1 Ma Liang found it very strenuous to write these symbols, every stroke drawn with intense focus.
Despite the chilly surroundings, a faint mist rose from his head as his spiritual power pletely solidified onto the Snow Dragon Leopard Cocoon.
Layers of energy fluctuations gradually strengthened, and the milky white radiance being released from the Snow Dragon Leopard Cocoon grew increasingly intense.
With his heart in his throat under the influence of the Silver Dragon’s Blood and his unique Hua Sect Magic Symbol, the self-sealed Spiritual Imprint of the Snow Dragon Leopard seemed to be loosening.
As the Painting Brush pleted the last symbol, Ma Liang nearly collapsed, but his eyes were filled with hope.
He stared fixatedly at the Snow Dragon Leopard Cocoon before him, at the blood-colored symbols on it, anxiously awaiting the final oute.
The milky white radiance suddenly swelled, and at that moment, every blood-red symbol lit up, illuminating the icy cave of the Snow Spirit You Ming with a dazzling light.
The surging layers of milky white radiance expanded, the blood-red symbols visibly being devoured by the white glow.
Gathering the last of his spiritual power, Ma Liang tried to probe into the Snow Dragon Leopard Cocoon.
Just as he was breaching the outer barrier and trying to penetrate it, the snow-white radiance suddenly receded.
All the blood-colored symbols were devoured pletely, an aura of self-seal forcibly pushed out his spiritual force, and as the light faded, everything returned to normal.
Spitting out a mouthful of fresh blood, Ma Liang was in even worse shape than Chang Hao before.
He slumped to the ground, nearly losing consciousness.
Zi stepped forward, lifting him up.
A gentle stream of purple energy entered his body, alleviating some of Ma Liang’s weakness.
Without needing to ask, his despondent expression had already revealed his success or failure.
Barely stabilizing his form, Ma Liang managed a bitter smile, “I’m still lacking in ability.
If my spiritual power were a little stronger, how could this All-Beasts Mantra have failed?
It seems I’m destined to have no connection with the Snow Dragon Leopard.” With staggering steps, he moved to Chang Hao’s side and began to meditate.
Although they had failed, they weren’t too sad about it.
After all, they had tried, which was much better than not trying at all.
Their own failure was nobody’s fault.
Moreover, there were still two Lower rank Nine Demon Beasts exist.
Finally, it was Haiyang’s turn.
She hadn’t even expected it to e to her.
She walked over to the Snow Dragon Leopard Cocoon, sat down cross-legged, took out her Zither, and placed it across her knees.
She didn’t ponder much.
Since her appearance had been restored, she found that besides Ye Yinzhu, she had no other strong desires.
Even when practicing the ancient Zither she loved so much, it was mostly to harmonize with Yin Zhu’s Zither music.
Thus, she did not contemplate how to win the Snow Dragon Leopard’s approval, but simply sat down, and started to play her Zither.
As she lightly plucked at the strings of the Zither, a knowing smile appeared at the corner of Haiyang’s lips.
She couldn’t help but recall the scene when she first saw Ye Yinzhu.
Back then, as he walked in, her performance had just begun, and it was that very song, “A Touch Of Ghost,” that initiated their first munication.
It was that moment that brought another figure into her heart.
Her fingers were slender and snow-white, garnering Ye Yinzhu’s admiration with their delicate, luminous smoothness that even sculpted white jade couldn’t match.
The crystal-like nails shimmered softly as she moved naturally and harmoniously, embodying a graceful and captivating elegance.
Zi Xin, standing by, felt a sudden surge of emotion, noticing the unintentional elegance that Haiyang exuded.
He distinctly felt that perhaps only Haiyang was the most well-matched with his brother.
They were both so elegant, especially the way they looked at their instruments, so strikingly similar.
“A Touch Of Ghost,” still the same piece, but this time, Haiyang played only the last section, only the joy of finding sunshine in the ruggedness.
…
“Even the roughest road is bathed in sunlight; sister, your Zither music is too sad.
Why can’t it be happier?”
…
Yes!
I have found my own happiness.
In that instant, Haiyang’s emotions seemed to instantaneously blend into the strings of her Zither, blending into the hopeful twists and turns of “A Touch Of Ghost.” The sounds, clear as splashing jade and trembling like dragon chants, drifted through the air.
Rings of yellow aura rose up, and even she didn’t notice that her Mana had reached a new level, achieving an Intermediate Rank Yellow-rank standard.
The coldness melted away, no longer melancholy.
As she looked at her Zither, at her hands, Haiyang, pletely open in body and mind at this moment, could only think of that handsome and elegant figure.
Right then, she realized how truly happy she was, as the last bit of hesitation in her heart vanished in that instant.
She began to sing softly:
“Human Road
Happy young man
In the ruggedness, ruggedness, we see the sunlight
In the mortal world
So many directions to happiness.”
A wisp of dreamlike rain and wind,
The road wanders as people do.
Wisp after wisp of dreamlike rain and wind,
The road wanders as people do.”
The gentle and pleasant voice touched the heart of every alert person present; even the Polar Ice Demon Ape, hearing such a beautiful song for the first time, forgot its injuries, its dull gaze resting on Haiyang, silently listening.
As the zither sound continued, Haiyang spoke to herself with a smile, “Even if this is just a dream, I hope it never wakes up.
Forever and ever, let me be by your side.
Even if it means giving everything.”
As the last word was spoken, the zither music quietly came to an end.
At that moment, all eyes were on Haiyang, but nobody noticed the two teardrops that had quietly fallen from the corners of Sura’s eyes as she cultivated in the corner.
It was merely the final fragment of “A Touch Of Ghost,” still a long way off from an hour, but Haiyang apparently had no intention of going on.
She stood up, cradling her ancient zither, her steps slow yet resolute, and walked toward Ye Yinzhu.
As she turned around, suddenly, a milky white light shot out from behind Haiyang.
She felt her entire body instantly merge with a piercing coldness.
Then, from her spiritual imprint, two clear dragon cries burst forth, surging directly into her fully open heart.
Two somewhat cold, yet expectant spiritual fluctuations continuously stimulated the deepest parts of her soul.
Haiyang showed a hint of astonishment in her eyes, yet she clearly felt that those two emotions were filled with sadness and a need for consolation.
A mother’s love welled up deep within her heart.
Haiyang stood still as if she were a true mother, using her heart to fort those two young souls.
Zi and the others witnessed an extraordinary scene.
The elemental fluctuations in the air noticeably intensified, the strong milky white light acting as a bridge connecting Haiyang and the Snow Dragon Leopard Cocoon.
The cocoon became increasingly luminous, and against the backdrop of the milky white light, Haiyang’s already graceful figure seemed ethereal.
She turned quietly, her body uncontrollably floating off the ground, while the cocoon, under the influence of an invisible force, also lifted from the ground.
A person and a cocoon drew together in mid-air.
One hand over her veiled face, the other gently touching the cocoon, Haiyang looked at the trembling cocoon with some surprise and softly said, “What’s wrong?
Tell me, why are you two so sad?”
At that instant, every person in a state of cultivation opened their eyes, unable to continue their practice due to the surging elemental aura in the air.
Everyone’s gaze focused on Haiyang and the Snow Dragon Leopard Cocoon in the air.
Seeing this scene, they knew that the cocoon’s recognition had been Haiyang’s simple melody and moving song.
“Because they just lost their mother,” Ye Yinzhu’s gentle voice rang out.
Before Haiyang’s eyes, Ye Yinzhu had already sprung up in front of her.
Without giving her time to react, Ye Yinzhu took the crystal stone, shinning with specks of blue starlight on the cocoon, and gently placed it into Haiyang’s mouth.
“Since they’ve chosen you, then take good care of them in place of their mother.
Perhaps it’s precisely because you are female that they chose you for recognition.”
A cool stream flowed down her throat without any hindrance, as if it weren’t a demon crystal but merely a stream of air.
When the cool stream entered her body, Haiyang suddenly heard the sound of two heartbeats, as if they were in rhythm with her own heartbeat.
At that moment, the cocoon burst, turning into a dazzling milky white ribbon interwoven with specks of blue starlight, wrapping around her delicate body.
Ye Yinzhu landed on the ground, looking at the specks of blue starlight in the sky, and a forting smile finally appeared in his eyes.
He firmly believed that Haiyang was the best choice for the Snow Dragon Leopard twins.
With Haiyang’s kindness, not inferior to Yue Ming’s, she would certainly take good care of them.
Snow Dragon Leopard, great mother, you may rest in peace.
The blue starlight gradually merged.
Two clear dragon cries resounded amidst the starlight; the milky white light transformed into streams of crystalline colors continuously merging within it, visible energy fluctuations rising ceaselessly, like cold currents or perhaps chanting a special melodic cadence.
Everything was changing.
The contract was formed the moment the cocoon burst, and under the premise of being identical twins, Haiyang became the partner of the two small Snow Dragon Leopards, and even their mother.
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