C138 (1/2)

An emerald river separated the two shores; all the examinees were currently on the Southern shore, with only Chen Chang Sheng re solitary, lonely

This scene and the mood it evoked, in comparison to the declaration that had spread across the entire continent, nant, or perhaps, more pitiful The stares, be they empathetic, contemptuous or cold, they all waited for the end to his tiuessed, therefore, that the first thing to co would have been the cry of a crane

The Capital’s Spring skies were filled andering clouds; suddenly, from the lower strata of clouds, a line appeared; at the fore of this line was a White Crane

Countless gazes followed the path of this White Crane, watching as it flew across the sky before arriving at the Garden of Dawn and alighting by the riverside where Chen Chang Sheng was; these gazes all changed

“It can’t be…” Gou Han shi+ thought to hi rather stunned

Guan Fei Bei involuntarily took a few steps towards the edge of the river, gawking at the White Crane, he said in an astonished voice: “It can’t be…”

Qi Jian’s ed to stop hi those three words himself with much difficulty

At the riverside, a lot of the exa upon this scene, endured what seeht, yet, it didn’t take long to land upon the meadow

Chen Chang Sheng dis very esture of thanks

Luo Luo rushed up in greeting, delighted; gazing upon the White Crane with much curiosity

Her Royal Father had once said that White Cranes have an i ‘surnamed’ White; White E people

She had seen a lot of different yao beasts since young, but had rarely coathering, since seeing the crane, she had wanted to get closer; she looked at Chen Chang Sheng, enquiring through her gaze whether if she could stroke the crane

She knew that the White Crane did not belong to her tutor, but she felt that the crane would eventually belong to him and that as a student, her request wasn’t discourteous

As the Princess of the yao race, the White Crane wasn’t accustomed to the presence exuded by Luo Luo, or perhaps it could be said that it ary; without waiting for Chen Chang Sheng to s and flew up, high into the air

Chen Chang Sheng waved farewell to the crane

Luo Luo felt remorseful, but also thankful towards the White Crane for helping her tutor cross the river today; she earnestly waved to express her gratitude

The cries of the crane gradually faded into the distance

Silence enveloped the meadow

What was this?

Was this the Grand Examination or was it some kind of joke? In order to cross this river that was over 100 metres wide, the examinees that had come from various sects and acade all they could … he had actually ridden a crane across

More importantly, he had actually ridden that White Crane across

That’s correct, that White Crane was fanised by many, especially for the youths that had come from the Southern Domain

It was Xu You Rong’s White Crane

A lot people took notice that when the White Crane left, it had floards the South

Holy Maiden Peak was located in the South

Everyone turned to stare at Chen Chang Sheng, they had complicated expressions on their faces

More so for the disciples of Holy Maiden Peak and the Longevity Sect, their expressions were especially extreme

None of theo and that Chen Chang Sheng had requested it to stay

Therefore, they couldn’t help but guess; was it Xu You Rong herself that requested the White Crane travel thousands of miles, from the South to the Capital, in order to especially provide assistance to her fiancé in the Grand Examination?

Luo Luo held onto Chen Chang Sheng’s sleeve, her little face bea his intellect

Her praise was exceedingly genuine, to the point where it started tofeel rather embarrassed

Tang Thirty-Six patted hi else

Xuan Yuan Po looked at hiood, but upon thinking that he was technically his Grand Master, all he could do was to drearily remain quiet

Su Mo Yu approached, stared at him and asked: “Is this allowed?”