King of Hundred Victories Saber

Chapter 533: Chapter 184: Recuperating in the Deep Mountains, Gentle Companionship, Overflowing Love (Part 3)

He carefully crushed the pill, mixed it with warm water, and slowly fed it to Yili.

With each mouthful, he watched Yili’s reaction closely, his eyes full of concern and anticipation, waiting for the miracle of life to descend.

Afterwards, Shi Feiyang took out the cherished Tianshan Snow Lotus Water.

The snow lotus water was contained in a delicate jade bottle, exuding a slight chill.

He gently unbuttoned Yili’s clothing, dipped a soft cloth in the Tianshan Snow Lotus Water, and meticulously wiped Yili’s body.

His movements were as gentle as a spring breeze, wiping away the bloodstains and dirt from Yili’s body little by little, especially focusing on Yili’s pale face, not missing a single trace of blood.

In the days that followed, Shi Feiyang stayed by Yili’s side without moving an inch.

During the day, he carried the unconscious Yili on his back, shuttling through the mountains and forests, struggling to find rare animals and precious herbs.

In the forests of Four Sisters Mountain, there were many rare species, but also dangers lurking at every turn.

Alpine rhododendrons bloomed proudly in the cold wind, with crystal-like icicles hanging from their petals, exuding a cold fragrance.

The fir trees towered into the clouds, with thick trunks etched with the marks of time.

One day, while exploring a deep canyon, Shi Feiyang discovered an ancient stone door, covered with strange runes that glowed faintly. His mind stirred, and he cautiously pushed the stone door open, greeted by an old and mysterious aura.

Behind the stone door was a long passage, with walls inlaid with gemstones emitting a ghostly light, illuminating the way forward.

As he ventured deeper along the passage, a massive circular ruin appeared before his eyes.

In the center of the ruin stood a towering stone pillar, carved with various mythical creatures, including the Yinglong flying across the sky, its body long and scales glittering with metallic luster, its wings spread as if to cover the sky; and the Tianlu resembling a white deer but with nine tails, its antlers crystal clear, emitting auspicious light.

In a corner of the ruin, Shi Feiyang discovered a jade box emitting a soft blue light.

Just as he approached the jade box, suddenly, a gigantic Kui Ox stepped out from the darkness.

The Kui Ox was entirely blue, with only a single curved horn on its head, causing the ground to tremble with each step it took.

It let out a thunderous roar, the shockwave rushing towards Shi Feiyang like a raging tide.

Shi Feiyang quickly placed Yili aside, wielding his Celestial Frost Blade, summoning all his power.

The Kui Ox charged fiercely at Shi Feiyang, who sidestepped and slashed at the Kui Ox’s leg.

The Kui Ox roared in pain and turned to attack again, each of its attacks accompanied by a fierce wind, blowing Shi Feiyang’s clothes into the air.

In the midst of maneuvering around the Kui Ox, Shi Feiyang observed its weaknesses and finally, in a moment of missed attack, Shi Feiyang leaped high, his Celestial Frost Blade in hand and a fierce blade energy, striking hard towards the Kui Ox’s neck.

”Crack!” Unable to dodge in time, the Kui Ox let out a mournful cry and crashed to the ground.

Shi Feiyang opened the jade box and found inside a Spirit Pearl emanating mysterious power, said to possess miraculous effects in nourishing the spirit and healing injuries.

Treating it as a treasure, Shi Feiyang hurried back to Yili with the Spirit Pearl.

A few days later, by a tranquil lake, Shi Feiyang saw a Nine-tailed Fox drinking by the lakeside.

The Nine-tailed Fox’s fur was as pure as snow, with nine tails swaying gently, each tail shimmering with multicolored light.

The Nine-tailed Fox sensed Shi Feiyang’s approach, lifted its head, its gaze sharp as lightning.

Shi Feiyang told the Nine-tailed Fox about Yili’s condition, and a trace of empathy flashed in the fox’s eyes. It used gestures to tell Shi Feiyang that at the bottom of the lake lay a sealed Divine Hall, housing a divine medicine capable of saving Yili, but the hall was filled with mechanisms and extremely perilous.

Without a moment’s hesitation, Shi Feiyang decided to explore.

He dived into the lake, the icy water piercingly cold, but relying on his strong will and deep Inner Strength, he slowly descended.

Finally, a massive Divine Hall appeared before him.

The hall doors were tightly closed, engraved with complex arrays.

Shi Feiyang carefully studied the arrays and, with his extraordinary wisdom, found a way to open the doors.

As he entered the Divine Hall, the interior was eerie and dark, with walls burning with strange green flames.

In the depths of the hall, Shi Feiyang saw an exquisite jade bottle placed on a jade platform. Just as he picked up the bottle, countless skeletal soldiers suddenly emerged from all around, brandishing weapons and attacking Shi Feiyang.

Shi Feiyang wielded the Celestial Frost Blade, engaging fiercely with the skeletal soldiers, and amidst the flashes of his blade, the skeletal soldiers fell one by one.

With the jade bottle and Spirit Pearl in hand, Shi Feiyang returned to the tent, full of hope that he could awaken Yili.

At night, the mountains grew even colder, and venomous pythons roamed, keeping Shi Feiyang constantly on high alert.

He hardly dared to sleep, even occasionally dozing off with the Celestial Frost Blade gripped tightly in his hand.

At the slightest disturbance, he would wake instantly, cautiously surveying his surroundings.

Moonlight spilled over the snow, illuminating his weary yet resolute figure.

Every once in a while, he would feed Yili the medicine, wipe her body, and also chop cooked tiger meat into small pieces, mix them with broth, and patiently feed her. Throughout these days, Shi Feiyang constantly monitored Yili’s pulse and breathing, and whenever he sensed even the slightest fluctuation in her life force, hope would ignite in his eyes, a hope that like a beacon in the dark, sustained his continued vigil.