Emperor’s Domination

ao.
Those who stop either do it for personal reasons or because of emotional ties.
Which one are you?” He asked.

The aunt became frozen; her eyes pierced back to the past – a better day than now.

Li Qiye took a sip of tea and patiently waited.
As for Weiqiao, he felt something special after seeing the flash in her eyes.
It was as if this body of hers couldn’t contain her soul.

On one hand, her bag of skin was at the bottom of any scale but as for her soul, it appeared to be extraordinarily beautiful and moving.

This was such a strange feeling.
How could an old lady possess this quality? Nonetheless, Weiqiao truly felt it.

Once he calmed down and looked again, her eyes lost their luster, akin to two pearls being covered in dust.

“I’ve forgotten.” She finally answered.

“If one can forget everything in the world, that would be a great thing.
Ignorance is bliss, but this does not apply to your case.
There is no happiness here, only guarding.” Li stared at her and said.

“I’m not guarding anything.
I have no ambition or fantasy beyond what I’m doing right now.” She disagreed.

“Not guarding the world means guarding the heart and mind.
That’s the thing keeping you alive and sane.” Li Qiye said.

“…” She didn’t say anything.

“No? Do you believe that your fate is preordained or does it belong to you alone, not the heaven?” He continued.

“Well…” She couldn’t come up with a response right away.

He took another sip of tea and gave her time to digest.

Elder Hu has been paying attention but still felt completely lost.
Weiqiao did the same, appreciating every word in this dialogue.
He seemed to be grasping something but it was mere feelings.
He couldn’t describe it with words.

“Not letting go means ending here, the result is death.
Letting go means potentially moving forward, shining for one last time.” Li Qiye smiled.

“What did you let go of?” She took a deep breath and asked.

“Everything outside of that faraway place.” Li Qiye’s eyes became profound for a split moment before returning to normal.

“Is it worth it?” She asked.

“Live free while moving forward, that’s the best memory.
Otherwise, you might live until the sea becomes land but that’s only a life filled with resentment.” He answered.

“Holding on like this isn’t beautiful.
Remembering that you never gave up after billions of years is far more worthwhile.” He went on to say.

“I see.” She murmured.

Meanwhile, the audience was completely lost.
At first, their sect master seemed to be teasing the old woman but the conversation became philosophical all of a sudden.
This naturally caught them off guard.

Only Wang Weiqiao seemed to be benefiting from this confusing exchange.

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