Chapter 472: I Miss Him

Chapter 472: I Miss Him

Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios

South of Flame City, at the Scorching Volcano District...

Even in winter, the temperatures never dipped below 40 degrees here.

Temperatures could climb up to about 50 degrees in the summer.

It was comparable to the temperatures in the Class-2 abyss dimensional rift.

The difference was that the number of plants in Flame City’s Scorching Volcano District trumped that of the Class-2 abyss dimensional rift manifold.

Numerous plants that thrived in hot weather took root here.

A large number of plant feys leeched spirit qi from the constant flow out of the magma.Cheêck out latest novels at novelhall.com

Thus, the spirit qi in the area was much thicker than in other places.

This resulted in many wood-type plant feys, which originated from other areas, evolving into wood-type and fire-type after spending time in the Scorching Volcano.

These wood-type and fire-type plant feys became Flame City’s specialties.

A young girl wearing a Redbud Intermediate Spirit Qi Academy uniform stood next to a massive sienna-colored rock.

She was commandeering an all-black, metal-lined wild bull that was charging amongst a group of Silver Fire-Spotted Wolves.

The Fire-Spotted Wolves were covered with brown fur that was messier and sparser than other wolf-type feys.

After all, a thick coat of fur was disadvantageous to feys who lived in such a high-temperature environment.

Flecks of red were dotted all over the brown fur, and they emanated fire energy.

A frost-covered woman carrying an air of immortality gently spoke to Chu Ci. “Don’t worry. The ability Pain Buffer, which your Bronze/Fantasy Breed Obsidian Iron Wild Bull advanced to Silver, is equipped with Pain Absorption. It is more than capable of taking this amount of damage. Besides, because it often feeds on metal spiritual ingredients, it allowed it to build its tolerance against flames like this and increased its body’s durability.”

Chu Ci’s worries seemed to be significantly alleviated. However, the same could not be said about the heartache she felt.

“The Obsidian Iron Wild Bull has already reached Silver/Fantasy I. I think my fighting abilities have improved considerably and will not be increasing anytime soon. It’s about time for us to go back,” said Chu Ci.

Cold Moon looked at Chu Ci in admiration.

In the beginning, she had only come to Redbud City because of the Moon Empress’ order.

Cold Moon had long become resigned to the fact that Lin Yuan was Moon Empress’s disciple.

Chu Ci was only riding on Lin Yuan’s coattails.

However, after spending time with her, Cold Moon had realized that the ostensibly docile girl was actually extremely determined.

When she made her mind up about something, she was willing to put in more effort than anyone else in order to see it through.

She possessed a resilience well beyond her age of 15 years.

Cold Moon initially intended to take Chu Ci out on a training excursion during the holidays.

However, Cold Moon realized that when she trained Chu Ci, she was merely performing the responsibility of a guardian.

Chu Ci took care of every other aspect, even wilderness survival. She would even prepare Cold Moon’s share.

Cold Moon thought back to when she had first glimpsed Lin Yuan’s information, which included a section on Chu Ci.

The siblings support each other and remain steadfast despite the trials they undergo. It’s heartbreaking to watch them.

Cold Moon reached out her arm and gently pressed down the two stray hairs on Chu Ci’s head as she asked, “Do you miss your brother?”

Chu Ci answered honestly, “It’s been four months since I last saw Lin Yuan. I miss him.”

Cold Moon felt a pang in her heart. She could feel the deep sibling bond in Chu Ci’s words. It was sincere and warm.