The Right Protector of the Demon Sect is reborn

Lou Xinzhou naturally heard what Jueming said, but she just sat quietly at the table, unmoved.

"It turns out it's already the Mid-Autumn Festival."

After a long time, she said softly.

It had been two full days since she had quarreled with Shao Yunfan. During these two days, she had almost locked herself in her room, not noticing that it was her birthday.

Lou Xinzhou stood up and walked to the window, opened the window and looked down. The ark was parked very high, perfectly covered by the clouds, and the formation was enhanced, so there was no possibility of anyone underneath discovering it.

So what about Mid-Autumn Festival? So what about birthdays? If you say you won’t go, you won’t go.

Lou Xinzhou watched for a long time, and finally closed the window and walked to the table to continue meditating.

Time passed quickly, and it was night in a blink of an eye. When Lou Xinzhou opened his eyes, the clear light entered the house and sprinkled silver on the floor.

"..."

No one paid attention to her for such a long time?

Lou Xinzhou couldn't believe it, jumped down from the chair, and opened the door softly.

The full moon hung in the sky, and there was light in Ju Ming's room, but there was no light in Shao Yunfan's room. It seemed that he had not returned yet.

Not knowing what time it was, Lou Xinzhou walked to the side of the boat and leaned out to look down. Between the clouds and mist, he saw the city below was brightly lit, and he could hear the sound of people in his ears. It looked very lively.

"Well······"

Lou Xinzhou bit his lip, summoned Tinglan with a flash of inspiration, turned over lightly and jumped down.

The city chosen by Shao Yunfan was still some distance away from Kunlunxu, and also far away from other immortal sects. It was a convention in the world of cultivation that immortal arts would not be used in the mortal world, so Lou Xinzhou first settled in a deserted place, and then Slowly enter the city.

During the Mid-Autumn Festival, the full moon is in the sky and families are reunited.

Dinner parties at lanterns, boating on the river to admire the moon, people parading in the streets with their families, people coming and going, laughing and talking, there are countless vendors on the street, the shouts are high and low, and there are also singers, and the music is in harmony with the voices of the people. Mixed with loud cheers, the sound was noisy and bustling.

Lou Xinzhou walked slowly among them, feeling the smoke and smoke of the mortal world, but somehow he felt a little out of place.

After walking quietly for a long time, Lou Xinzhou saw a lantern building. There were many mahogany signs tied to the shop floor in front of the building, and the words "Flower Lantern Riddle" were written on the side. She stopped for some reason.

She seemed to remember that there was a custom in the mortal world of writing one's wishes on lanterns and then letting them fly in hopes that the gods would see them and show their favor.

Just as she was thinking this, she raised her eyes slightly and saw several bright lights flying high in the night sky in the distance, flickering bright and dark, fluttering and flickering.

"Daddy, daddy, there are lantern riddles, and I want a lantern."

At some point, a little girl came in front of the building, pulling her father to act coquettishly. Lou Xinzhou heard the sound and looked over.

"Okay, okay, just wait, daddy will win the most beautiful lantern for you."

The man bent down and touched the little doll's head, and said warmly. But as soon as he got up and walked to the lantern riddle shop, he was about to reach out to get the cards to solve the riddle, but was stopped by the shopkeeper.

"My lord, do you want to win the lantern? I'm sorry, the lantern is gone, so only the lantern riddles are left."

"It's gone so soon?"

The man was a little surprised, and the shopkeeper sighed after hearing this.

"Yes, there was a very powerful young man here before, and he won it all in one go."

"That's it." The man looked a little disappointed, "Then I'll go look elsewhere."

Lou Xinzhou stood quietly aside and was a little disappointed when he heard the shopkeeper say that the lanterns were gone. He sighed softly and turned around to leave.

Originally, she also wanted to make a wish.

"Sister." She didn't know how long she had walked forward when a child younger than her suddenly jumped out from the side and stopped in front of her, "A young master asked me to give this to you."

The little doll held an exquisite lantern in her hands. Lou Xinzhou was stunned for a moment before reaching out to take it.

Not long after she left the lantern riddle shop, Shao Yunfan asked someone to bring a lantern to her. It must have been around, but he didn't dare to come over by himself.

Lou Xinzhou looked at the lantern in his hand and looked around.

"Um... Also, he asked me to tell you." The little doll bit her finger and tried hard to remember what she wanted to say. After remembering, she pulled the hem of her clothes to signal her to look back, " The lanterns can only be placed on the bridge in front."

After saying that, he turned around and ran away, without giving Lou Xinzhou a chance to ask questions.

"To the bridge in front?"

Lou Xinzhou repeated in a low voice what the little doll had told her, and then looked down at the lantern in her hand. The light was bright and swaying gently in the wind, which was very beautiful.

Although she was still angry, today was her birthday, so her wish still had to be granted.

With this in mind, Lou Xinzhou went up to the bridge holding lanterns. There were many people on the bridge, and almost all of them came to set off lanterns. The floating lanterns went up to the sky, giving a festive atmosphere, but the lanterns were scattered sparsely. Yes, it lacks some beauty.

Lou Xinzhou walked to the highest point of the bridge, bit his finger, thought for a long time, and finally wrote the word "和" on the lamp, and then slowly let go of his hand.

But a gust of wind blew up, and the lamp she placed was dragged up into the sky. She was a little surprised when she heard someone exclaiming.

"Look where!"

"So many lanterns!"

"Wow!"

Lou Xinzhou followed the gazes of passers-by and saw many lanterns suddenly flying on a high building, adding countless warm colors to the dark canvas.

And the place where she stood happened to be the best viewing position.

"..."

Lou Xinzhou was stunned when someone suddenly took her hand. She looked back and saw Shao Yunfan dressed in white, quietly watching thousands of lanterns flying, his eyes dotted with golden and red stars.

He held her a little tight, and Lou Xinzhou didn't know how to loosen it, so she had to turn away, not knowing what to say.

After a long time, the boy raised her hand in front of her and gently wrote - I'm sorry - on it with his fingers.

There was a slight itching in the palm of his hand. Lou Xinzhou felt it carefully and felt his heart beating extremely fast.

Seeing that she didn't respond, Shao Yunfan continued to write - don't be angry.

"..."

Lou Xinzhou still didn't speak, and there was laughter all around. Under the light, the two of them were silent for a long time. The boy quietly wrote in her hand, with warmth on his fingertips, soaking into her heart bit by bit - -It's all my fault, please forgive me.

Lou Xinzhou finally couldn't bear it anymore. She turned around and asked in a low voice.

"Why don't you speak?"

Shao Yunfan smiled softly when he saw this, and then wrote on her palm - You don't let me talk to you.

"puff."

Lou Xinzhou couldn't help laughing.

"The leader is really obedient."

Shao Yunfan tilted his head to look at her, and he could actually see a bit of grievance between his eyebrows.

"Okay, I understand. Just speak. Don't hold it back."

The tips of Lou Xinzhou's ears were slightly red. She pulled her hand back from Shao Yunfan's and covered her sleeves to cover up the redness.