Zither Emperor Chapter 840 Chapter 268 Holy Light City Reinforcements Part

840: Chapter 268 Holy Light City, Reinforcements (Part 1) 840: Chapter 268 Holy Light City, Reinforcements (Part 1) “If the Divine Dragon King really isn’t dead, or if he has left something behind, there is no doubt it would be of enormous benefit to us.”

Upon hearing Aubrey say this, Ye Yinzhu suddenly realized; perhaps this was also an important reason for Aubrey’s concessions.

Without being told, Ye Yinzhu also understood that if the Divine Dragon King had really left something, it would only be possible for someone with the direct bloodline of the Eastern Dragon Empire to obtain it.

It was certainly not within Faran’s reach.

Recalling the faint call from the south during his breakthrough to the Demon Martial Extreme Wall Sub-God rank, and thinking about the immensely powerful soul fluctuation, Ye Yinzhu’s heart suddenly ignited with passion.

As a descendent of the Eastern Dragon, what could be more important than meeting their Divine Dragon Ancestor?

This was also the greatest grievance of the Eight Eastern Dragon Clans all along.

The Eight Eastern Dragon Clans were enemies with Faran for two reasons: one was that Faran had led the West Dragon Empire to destroy the Eastern Dragon, and the other, even more crucial reason, was that the relics of the Divine Dragon were in Faran’s possession!

“Alright, then let’s agree to that.” Ye Yinzhu, on behalf of Qin City, finally agreed to Faran’s conditions.

He lifted his right hand and shook hands with Tower Master Aubrey, and both men shared a smile, each showing a look of mutual understanding on their faces.

For both Qin City and Faran, the oute was undoubtedly what both sides wanted to see.

Of course, the reason why Ye Yinzhu was willing to immediately let go of the grudges between Qin City and Faran also had a lot to do with Master Phil Jackson’s words before his spirit dissipated.

For Qin City’s side, led by the Elf Tribe and other different races, they naturally wouldn’t doubt Ye Yinzhu’s decision, even more so for the Eight Eastern Dragon Clans.

After all, this was the most direct and fastest method for the Eastern Dragons to reverence their Divine Dragon Ancestor.

In face of enormous benefits, hatred could be temporarily set aside, and what the future holds was beyond Ye Yinzhu and Aubrey’s predictions at the moment.

Aubrey raised his hand and released a dazzling golden magic seal into the sky, and from afar, a figure came hurtling towards them like a meteor chasing the moon.

Judging by her soaring speed, this person’s strength was immense, even faster than the previous Master of the Dark Tower, Sloan, whom Ye Yinzhu had destroyed.

Ye Yinzhu couldn’t see her, but his Unity of Heaven and Man ability allowed him to perceive far beyond normal human vision.

Sensing the person’s aura, he couldn’t help but exclaim in shock, “Granny Nina…”

…

In the forest.

Sura stood quietly in front of the fresh mound of earth, a tear gliding down from the corner of her eye.

“Teacher, no matter what you did in the past, you can now rest in peace.

Fame and fortune no longer concern you.

No matter what, you were my teacher, the one who raised me and gave me strength.

Let hatred disappear along with your spirit.”

Kneeling to the ground, Sura solemnly bowed three times in front of the new grave.

A wooden tombstone she had just carved was placed by her in front of the mound.

It didn’t bear Sloan’s title, it simply read: “Respectfully Erected by Student Sura to Teacher Sloan.”

Saintess of Light, Marina, had been watching quietly by the side until Sura had finished, then she approached Sura.

“Sura, don’t be sad anymore.

Everything is in the past.

I think, perhaps this is also the best ending for Teacher Sloan,” Marina said.

Sura nodded lightly, wiping away the tears from her eyes.

In her heart, besides pain, there was also a feeling of relief.

After all, Sloan’s existence had always oppressed her like a mountain.

With Sloan’s death, this burden and the worries hidden deep in her heart dissipated like smoke.

A graceful figure approached from the distance; like Sura, she too knelt before Sloan’s grave to pay respects.

Her dark green hair fluttered in the breeze; it was Anqi, the former Elf Queen who had left Qin City earlier.

Sloan’s death had a more profound impact on Anqi than on Sura.

After all, she had been with Sloan far longer than Sura had.

Anqi’s feelings toward Sloan were of two pletely contradictory natures, intense hatred, and intense respect.

Sloan made her more powerful, but he also took away her freedom, forcing her to do numerous things against her will.

“I’ve already acknowledged the kindness you showed me,” she said, her voice betraying her veil of posure.

“In light of your death, I will not desecrate your body any further.” The respect that once glimmered in her eyes was gone, leaving only hatred staining her gaze.

A spit landed on Sloan’s grave, but Anqi’s face turned deathly pale.

Despite Sloan being dead, the fact remained that she had once done such terrible things for him, especially against the Elf Tribe.

Anqi knew all too well that her sins were not so easily absolved.

“Sister Anqi, let the past be the past,” Sura said as she stepped forward to take her hand.

Anqi offered a bitter smile, “Can the past really be left behind?

Sura, you don’t understand.

I’m not like you.

I’ve done things that even I’m afraid to recall.

As someone who even brought death to their own mother, I no longer have any reason to live.

In the past, it was my fear of death that allowed Sloan to control me.

Now that everything is over, it’s time for my release.”

Sura was alarmed, “Sister Anqi, you mustn’t do anything foolish.

Big Brother Zi is still waiting for you.

What will he do if something happens to you?”

The mention of Zi made Anqi’s body shake violently, and a plex light shone in her eyes as she looked at Sura.

Marina quickly came to Anqi’s side.

She and Sura both knew that none of them could stop Anqi if she truly desired death, given that Anqi’s strength surpassed theirs.

Anqi’s expression slowly calmed, “Sloan told me that you were dead, but you…”

Sura answered with a bewildered tone, “I don’t know.

My teacher tore my spirit apart, and I thought I was dead, but later I woke up again.

I asked Ye Yinzhu, but he refused to say anything.

However, I could feel that it must have been him who saved me.”

Marina’s ethereal voice resonated, “Sister Sura, I truly envy you, to have a man willing to sacrifice so much for you.”

Sura’s heart trembled, but she kept her posure, “Marina, you were there that day.

You must have seen how Yin Zhu brought me back to life.”

Marina gave a slight nod, “For you, he gambled with his own life.

Although fortune favored him, and he won the bet, he also lost many things.”

In an instant, Sura understood, and intense pain enveloped her heart.

Her face turned as pale as death.

“I understand now.

Yin Zhu’s eyes were for me…

Marina, please, tell me what happened,” she implored.

Marina, who lacked worldly experience and a deep understanding of romantic love, instinctively recounted what she had witnessed, “Back then, your spirit was torn apart by Master Sloan, but Ye Yinzhu was not worried at all; he seemed to have been prepared.

After Master Sloan fled, Ye Yinzhu immediately used a magic spell I had never seen before.

I’ve thought it through and consulted Master Aubrey, and I am convinced that he used Undead Magic at the cost of his own body.

The effect probably was the random loss of two of the six senses in exchange for the restoration of your lost soul.”

“Two of the six senses?” Sura’s heart shook even more violently, tears uncontrollably streaming from her eyes.

Ever since Yin Zhu had saved her back to Qin City, he had never mentioned anything to her, and treated her even better than before.

But the price of her survival and happiness was two of her man’s senses?

Marina thought Sura was just moved and continued, “From a certain perspective, he was lucky.

If the two senses he lost had included touch, he would have died immediately.

However, he did not lose his sense of touch; it was his vision and another sense he lost.

Sister Sura, having a man willing to lay down his life for you, I truly am happy for you.

You didn’t see it, but at that moment, he was so peaceful, without any hint of reluctance or excitement, as if the senses he lost were not his own.

To have such courage, such a man, even in Faran, is unheard of.”

“No wonder,” Anqi murmured, “no wonder Zi said he could definitely protect me, that as long as he was alive, I wouldn’t be harmed.

He must have learned this magic from Ye Yinzhu.

Fool, what a fool.”

Numbly standing there, Sura’s entire body stiffened, and she found herself struggling to breathe.

Yin Zhu, Yin Zhu, why, why are you so foolish…

Ye Yinzhu was unaware that what he had kept hidden was now unintentionally revealed by the Saintess of Light, Marina.

At that moment, Granny Nina had e before him.

Tower Master Aubrey smiled and bowed deeply to Nina, “Inspector, I have discussed matters with the Zither Emperor and settled them.

From this point forward, all past transgressions between Faran and Qin City will be wiped clean, and a cooperative relationship will be established.

Now, you can be at ease.”

Nina shot Ye Yinzhu a questioning glance and upon seeing his nod, she snorted, “That’s more like it.

I won’t pursue your unilateral breach of the code this time.

Aubrey, you have been away from Faran for a long time, it’s time for you to return.” (To be continued.

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