Rebirth as a Willow Tree, building the strongest tribe in all of eternity
Chapter 905 - Chapter 905 Chapter 581 Reunion with Zhong Tong Shi Yi

Chapter 905: Chapter 581: Reunion with Zhong Tong Shi Yi Chapter 905: Chapter 581: Reunion with Zhong Tong Shi Yi A man and a dog were nearing the end of their days, visibly aged and frail, with the heavy marks of years clearly written across their faces.

Glancing over, Cao Yu Sheng’s hair was a messy tangle, withered and unkempt, his body scarcely had any flesh left, his cheeks were gaunt, sunken in, as he leaned on a beast-headed cane forged from bronze. His eyes bore the weight of years, his vitality faint to the extreme, as if he might collapse at any moment.

If it weren’t for the still vigorous breath between his gasps, it would be easy for others to misinterpret his condition.

The big black dog wasn’t faring much better either. Its fur was a mixture of white and gray, with patches of bare skin showing through its equally scrawny muscles. Its four paws staggered unsteadily, requiring lengthy pauses after just a few steps. What was already a cumbersome body had become even more bloated.

The big black dog’s condition was simply due to it having lived for too long. It had experienced an unimaginably long life, yet it ultimately failed to achieve immortality, unable to attain never-ending life. Now, its life was nearing its conclusion.

In comparison, Cao Yu Sheng wasn’t particularly old.

But his realm was the reason he had managed to hold on until now, attributed to Shi Hao’s past gifts of Divine Medicine that extended his life.

To be fair, Cao Yu Sheng’s talent was considerable, given that he was the “Bandit” who could engrave the supreme killing Formation, renowned for slaughtering ancestors, into his very flesh!

From ancient times to the present, few had achieved such a feat. He was once considered by the elders of Heavenly God Academy as a prodigy of the Law of Life, possibly destined to glorify this path once more.

But for reasons unknown, as if a mysterious force was constraining him, he had yet to make a breakthrough after so many years. This was quite odd, especially since the simple-witted rabbit he secretly admired had gone much further than he had and could live considerably longer.

In the Heavenly Court.

The mood of the crowd was somewhat somber, even the sky was gloomily overcast, with dark clouds swirling overhead as if an icy, piercing cold rain might fall at any moment.

In the Heavenly Court.

In a certain mountain hollow.

The area was lush with green grass, sunlit and serene amidst the dancing shadows of trees, yet it was touched with a hint of desolation.

At the signal from Cao Yu Sheng, someone had already prematurely dug two pits.

One large, one small.

The large one for the black dog, the small one for Cao Yu Sheng.

Neither pit was furnished with a coffin; they were just simple pits.

The Taiyin Moon Rabbit had arrived.

She wasn’t aware of this matter. Cao Yu Sheng didn’t want her to know, but someone had secretly told her.

She rushed over, apparently having set out the moment she found out.

From a distance, the woman appeared unchanged except her eyes carried a more deeply historic sparkle, her features as beautiful as when Cao Yu Sheng first met her.

Graceful curves, moist lips, and large, bright eyes topped with a pair of snow-white rabbit ears–endearing and heartwarming, compelling one to hold her close.

She was Cao Yu Sheng’s White Moonlight, and also his cinnabar mole.

But he was timid, never daring to breach that layer of separation, especially since he had never made a breakthrough. He was less daring, not for fear of rejection, but because he did not want to hold back the Taiyin Moon Rabbit.

At that moment, in front of the two pits.

The Taiyin Moon Rabbit’s eyes were watery, her eye sockets brimming with glistening tears as she stared tightly at Cao Yu Sheng, her tears suddenly falling like pearls off a broken string, pattering on the ground.

“I’m sorry, I really didn’t want to tell you, and I don’t know which little bunny let it slip!” Cao Yu Sheng chuckled bitterly, his usual unserious demeanor deepening significantly as he tried to ease the tension with a smile.

“Cao Yu Sheng, you’re heartless, making such tasteless jokes at a time like this. Why didn’t you tell me? Do you think that would make me less sad? No, it only makes it harder for me to let go!”

The little bunny said with a crying voice.

“What’s there to let go of? It’s not some life-and-death farewell, why cry so heartbrokenly?” Cao Yu Sheng intentionally said.

“Isn’t this a life-and-death farewell?” The little bunny felt even more heartbroken, her eyes reddening.

“This is hardly a life-and-death farewell, it’s just that Fat Master here will be buried in the soil for a while. You shouldn’t be too sad, I’m like the indestructible Xiao Qiang, and one day I will surely climb out of the soil again!”

Cao Yu Sheng comforted the Taiyin Moon Rabbit.

The others knew this was impossible; if it were so, then everyone in the world could live forever.

However, the little bunny blinked her eyes, and she stopped crying.

She wasn’t blind to the comforting intent in his words, but… she hoped for a miracle, so she chose to believe his words were true.

Perhaps…

All she needed was a good sleep, and then, this Little Fatty would walk up to her with a smile and say, “See? Isn’t Fat Master back as I promised?”

“Make sure you do, you must come back out of the soil!”

“Don’t worry, cross my heart, forever and ever, unchanging through the ages!” Cao Yu Sheng strained to lift his fingertips.

Nearby, the big black dog, unusually, did not interfere but just curled up next to Cao Yu Sheng, sighing continuously.