Urban Immortal Doctor Master
Chapter 535 - 535 536 Cha Yi's Gift

535: 536: Cha Yi’s Gift 535: 536: Cha Yi’s Gift For two whole days, Tang Feng remained motionless, and so did the woman.

Her junior sister had once tried to persuade her but was dismissed, for she loved to admire the most beautiful things in the world.

Because the most beautiful things are often fleeting.

In Tang Feng, she sensed something extraordinary.

Before, Tang Feng was like a river, and she wanted to explore, but as she drew closer, she realized Tang Feng was like the ocean, boundless.

And when she wanted to extricate herself, Tang Feng’s aura changed again, transforming into a universe.

The woman awoke from her shock, her beautiful eyes lingering unwillingly on him, this man so remarkable, the only person she couldn’t see through since she entered the tea ceremony.

On the contrary, she felt as though she had no secrets left in front of this man, a feeling that was intuitive.

Three days later, Tang Feng finally opened his eyes, and when the woman met his gaze, she felt as if her divine sense was placed in a universe—this sensation startled her.

There was no place to set foot, nothing at all, only the powerless desolation and solitude.

The next moment she tried to grasp something, yes, she grasped something—drenched in a cold sweat, she found her hand tightly holding Tang Feng’s hand.

The latter looked at her inexplicably.

“Are you alright now?” he said with a casual smile, yet it made the woman’s divine sense flicker.

“Thank you, Mr.

Xie, I’m fine now.”

“No, I should be the one to thank you, for you allowed me to experience a cultivation state completely new to me, and thank you for your protection,” Tang Feng said with a smile.

“It’s what I should do.”

“No, I have no prior acquaintance with you, yet you protected me.

Just for that, I ought to be grateful.

So, is there anything you need me to do?”

“Nothing.”

“Anything at all,” Tang Feng said.

“Really nothing.”

“Senior Sister, who says there’s nothing?

This gentleman, there’s something we hope you can help us with.

We haven’t been running this Tea House for long, but now someone wants to take it from us; this has troubled us for a long time,” said the junior sister.

“Okay, leave that matter to me.

When are they coming?” Tang Feng asked.

“In two days.”

“Good, then I’ll wait for two days.

But, will these two days include food and lodging?” Tang Feng asked with a smile.

“That’s no problem, we’ll take care of your food and lodging,” the woman said with a smile.

“Then I’ll go out for a walk first,” Tang Feng said, nodding to the two women.

“Sir, please wait a moment.”

“What else is there?”

“I would like to go out with you,” said the woman.

“Senior Sister, what are you planning to do?” asked the junior sister anxiously.

It was known that the woman had never gone out before.

“Junior Sister, I’m just going for a walk, no need to worry with Mr.

Xie around,” the woman said with a smile.

“Then be careful on your own.”

As a junior sister, she couldn’t stop her, and with her level of cultivation, there shouldn’t be any problems.

As for that man, although his cultivation level wasn’t apparent, it must be higher than theirs.

Still, she was concerned and had a few junior sisters follow at a distance.

“Sir, am I being presumptuous?” the woman said, feeling embarrassed.

“Call me Ah Feng.

What should I call you?”

“Cha Yi.”

“Did your master name you?” Tang Feng asked.

“Yes, my master said I was found near a tea tree, so he named me that.

Is it too rustic?” the woman said, embarrassed.

“I’m sorry to bring up a sorrowful matter for you.”

“It’s okay, I think I’m living a good life,” Cha Yi said with a smile.

“You’re quite remarkable.

I hope we can become very good friends.”

“Yes, as long as you’re willing, we are friends already,” Cha Yi said, who seldom interacted with men, but found chatting with Tang Feng so natural, as if everything was very familiar.

“How could I not be willing?

It’s my honor.

Unfortunately, I can’t stay for long, otherwise, I’d really love to spend more time in the Tea House, enjoying the tea you brew.”

“Anytime you’re free, you can come, and I will personally brew it for you,” Cha Yi said.

“I’ll hold you to that; don’t go back on your word later,” Tang Feng said with a laugh.

“Never, never ever,”

Tang Feng smiled, everything was left unsaid.

Sometimes, a woman’s promises are even more effective than a man’s.

As they walked through the city, Cha Yi told Tang Feng about the situation when the city was established a year ago and how the Star Domain Cultivators had successively moved in.

It wasn’t just this city—many new cities had been built throughout the year.

Now, the Cultivation World and the Star Domain Cultivation World were no different, especially in terms of resources, the Star Domain couldn’t compete.

Moreover, there were heaps of fierce and spiritual beasts here.

For trials and acquiring resources, this place was better.

Tang Feng learned quite a lot from Cha Yi, including that she had also lived in the Central Divine Continent before.

Then, the two entered a restaurant, though Cha Yi initially didn’t want to go in.

But Tang Feng asked her to try the food outside.

The taste should be quite good.

Unfortunately, she was a vegetarian.

She didn’t eat meat at all, which made Tang Feng feel embarrassed.

“You don’t have to do this, I have always been a vegetarian, and as a man, you should eat more meat and not worry about me,” Cha Yi said with a smile.

“If I had known, I would have just gone back to the Tea House to eat.

The chefs there must be good,” Tang Feng said.

“It’s made by my junior sister, quite ordinary, but the snacks are good, although we don’t eat meat,” she replied.

“What about shrimp?”

“No.”

“How can this be good?

Long term, it will lead to malnutrition,” Tang Feng said.

“We Cultivators draw our nutrients from the spiritual essence,” Cha Yi replied.

“Your view is wrong.

Where does the spiritual essence come from?

It comes from all living beings, and how many of those are meat-eaters?”

Cha Yi rolled her eyes; she couldn’t refute this argument.

“I’ve been used to it since childhood.”

“In a while, I’ll give you something, and I guarantee you’ll like it,” Tang Feng said.

Full of anticipation, Cha Yi returned to the Tea House, and seeing her like that, Tang Feng amusingly took out a jar of spiritual brew.

“I don’t have much, so I can only give you one jar.

Save it, this stuff is not easy to brew.”

“Mmm, thank you,” Cha Yi said, taking the jar of spiritual brew back to her room, curious about what it was.

Upon opening the lid, she almost choked on her own saliva.

“Such a refreshing scent!”

Eagerly pouring herself a cup, she took a sip, and the next moment, she felt herself floating ecstatically.

“It’s incredibly delicious.”

It was nothing less than an Immortal Brew; she hadn’t expected Tang Feng to give her such a top-grade gift.

What could she possibly give him in return?

A Tea King?

Her master had said that if she met someone destined, she could give it away, and the Tea King could choose its own master.

But what if it wasn’t meant to be?

It would be awkward for both of them.

She felt torn because, besides the Tea King, she found she had nothing else worth giving to Tang Feng.

Friends shouldn’t have to think so much about such matters, right?

After thinking it over, Cha Yi decided to meet with Tang Feng.

She would give the gift, and whether he had the fortune to appreciate it would depend on his destiny.

Tang Feng sat in the courtyard, and upon seeing Cha Yi approach, he stood up, “So, have you tried it?”

“It’s delicious.

Now I don’t know what to give you in return.

Do you like this?” She handed a root to Tang Feng.

“What is this?” Tang Feng took it curiously.

“This was given to me by my master, the Heart of Tea King.”

“Tea King?”

Tang Feng then thought of the Tea Ancestor.

The next moment, the Tea King began emanating a dazzling green light.

“It’s really alive!” Cha Yi exclaimed in disbelief.

Her master had said that the Heart of Tea King had no chance of revival and could only be used for medicinal purposes, but now it seemed that Tang Feng’s skills were truly remarkable.