The Ghost King and the Demon Queen

At dawn, the sky was still very dark, there was no light at all, and there was still a fine snowfall. It was an extraordinarily cold morning.

On the side of the mountain, the lights in the inn have not yet been lit, and no one has probably gotten up early.

On the snowy path by the side of the mountain, a man with an umbrella was pacing. He was only wearing a thin plain robe, but he was not afraid of the cold at all.

Thick snow has accumulated on the umbrella, probably because it has been wandering for a long time.

"Qiong Ying?" He looked at the people in the distance in astonishment, rubbed his eyes, and wondered if he was wrong.

The people in the distance were also slightly surprised, their phoenix eyes flickered, why is he here?

Wu Yue was overwhelmed with surprise, and ran over idiotically, holding the umbrella over the two of them.

"Qiongying, why don't you hold an umbrella when you go out?"

"No problem." Qiong Ying withdrew her gaze and walked towards the inn.

"Uh? Where have you been?" Wu Yue hurriedly followed her, walking side by side with her, holding an umbrella for her to protect her from the wind and snow.

"What about you?" Qiongying asked without answering.

"Me? I went to the Nanxu Palace last night, met with the Nanxu Imperial Master, and then went to the mountain to watch the stars, but after waiting all night, there were still dark clouds and snow. Fortunately, I brought an umbrella. " Wu Yue said loudly.

Qiongying was silent, with no emotion on his face, as if he had loaded it unintentionally.

"What about you?" Wu Yue looked at her and asked with a smile.

"Walk around casually." Qiong Ying casually said something perfunctory, and secretly added, perhaps, you will know soon.

"Remember to call me when you go for a casual walk next time." Wu Yue smiled at her.

Before dawn, it was almost time to arrive at the inn, and the door of the inn was closed.

Both of them slipped out, and they had no choice but to climb in through the window.

"Wait a minute, Qiongying, why don't you just walk around casually." Wu Yue called her to stop.

"Okay." Qiong Ying took a slight look at Wu Yue, and then agreed.

The two left the inn again, held an umbrella, and strolled along the path by the mountain.

Probably because of the winter, there is no dawn for a long time, and it may take a long walk.

"Little Qiongying, long time no see." Wu Yue said suddenly, six years, a long, long time.

"Long time no see." Qiongying said indifferently.

"I don't see the moon or the stars tonight, but I meet you. It's not a trip in vain."

Wu Yue raised her lips, and there was a smile on the corner of her lips, not the usual teasing, but a smile like a spring breeze, with a clear breeze and a bright moon, with boundless youth.

Qiongying was silent, and seemed to have no intention of listening.

"National Master Nan Xu asked about you last night, he seemed to be very curious about you." Wu Yue said again.

"So what." Qiongying didn't take it seriously, besides, that old immortal would never ask her again.

"Hehe, it's really not that good. He actually slandered you, saying that you are obsessed with obsession. However, you are indeed too willful sometimes, and you never listen to people's advice."

Wu Yue laughed lightly, this sounds nice to call persistence, and if it sounds bad, it's called obsession and superciliousness.

Probably because she is too free and easy, nothing can restrain her, she can do whatever she wants, and no one can stop her.

"Why should I listen to people's advice?" Qiongying felt a little funny, she didn't think there was anything wrong, why did she listen to those so-called advice.

Even her supreme mother, she did not really listen to her advice.

Wu Yue hesitated to speak, and thought to himself: Of course you don't want to listen, you never put anyone in your eyes, you don't have me in your eyes, it's strange to listen to me!

I don't know how long it took, the snow stopped, and the sky turned white, probably dawn was about to break.

The two turned back along the footsteps they had walked all the way just now.