Bai looked forward slightly in a daze, the smell of popcorn reminded her of something long ago.

"Have you ever eaten popcorn? Well, according to the boss, this is the food he brought from other worlds. Under the influence of information disturbance, it is not surprising that Tianlan Continent also exists." An Weiya quickly settled. I found a reasonable explanation on my own, but I can only say that brain supplements are the most important sometimes.

Bai threw another popcorn in his mouth.

She felt that for the time being, she should not tell An Weiya that the eldest sister is also not from Tianlan Continent, she comes from other worlds, and popcorn is also learned from outside.

The eldest sister did not hide her past from her. Although she didn't like to talk about the past, Bai actually knew a lot over time.

"By the way, you can tell me the news you just said." An Weiya still remembers the topic the two discussed before she went out to buy popcorn.

"Yeah." White nodded, and his voice became distant, "That was already hundreds of years ago..."

…

The eldest sister left without saying goodbye, Bai did not leave there, she lived alone in the familiar courtyard for several years.

Until a night of twilight snow.

Bai stood in front of the courtyard, quietly watching the beacon hanging by the door.

The lamp in front of the door is left as it is for those who come.

But she had been waiting for a long time, and she hadn't waited for the deceased in her memory.

Bai took a breath and watched the white mist drift away, finally disappearing in the cold night breeze.

She decided to leave and go to see other places in Tianlan Continent, because the letter left by the eldest sister also contains relevant words, it is impossible to stay in one place after all.

Bai has engraved the formation in the courtyard to protect it, and the light will stay bright until the day when the deceased returns.

"gone."

She said softly.

He took a deep look at the courtyard again, then turned and walked towards the distant dusk.

After a long time, when the little white figure gradually melted into the wind and snow in the sky, the woman in the plain dress watched her go away.

The woman seemed to be there all the time, and appeared silently again.

A few snowflakes fell on her body, shining brightly under the light.

The woman looked back at the beacon and smiled slightly. The deceased did not actually leave, but silently watched from a distance.

Looking at it now, it should be time for her to leave.

In this world, after all, she still has to go on her own. It is impossible for her to accompany Bai all her life.

Moreover, she didn't want to send away the people she met again.

The woman stretched out her palm, seeming to want to touch the light emitted by the lantern, like a moth, always chasing the invisible flame.

The palm reached mid-air and stopped there.

The woman smiled and shook her head, retracted her palm, looked at the courtyard deeply again, and walked towards the darkness in a direction opposite to that of white.

Where is it going?

She has no answer to this question.

Maybe it's still the same as before, finding a place to stay at will, or maybe just wandering around aimlessly.

But she was used to it a long time ago.

…

After Bai left the courtyard where he lived for a long time, he met many people and many things.

There are sorrows and joys, and there are joys and joys.

There are intrigues and innocence.

Just like demons, there are also good demons and bad demons, meat-eating demons and vegetarian demons.

Until one day, she came to the boundary of southern Xinjiang and met the ancient saint who called herself Sangyun, and she also gained the name of a holy beast.

Cangxi Ancient Village is located in the deep rainforest of southern Xinjiang, surrounded by layers of terraced fields. The water surface reflects the blue sky and white clouds like a mirror, the gurgling water is crystal clear to the bottom, and the dappled bluestone ancient road shows the traces of time.

Bai followed Sang Yun in the form of a half-snake. His lower body was as white as a jade-white snake, and it ran across the ground with a rustle of scales rubbing against him.

This is also Sang Yun's proposal.

The reason is also very simple, mainly to let the villagers know the appearance of the holy beast, so as to avoid something that can be avoided in advance.

On both sides of the road are enthusiastic villagers, and children cast their curious eyes.

Most of the people in the ancient villages of southern Xinjiang have strong folk customs. After all, it is impossible to survive in this environment without strong strength and personality.

"Yun, I have a question." Bai suddenly heard something she had ignored.

"Well, what's the problem?" Sang Yun looked back. She was going to see the priests and patriarchs in the stockade with Bai. The identity of the holy beast needed to be authenticated before it could be considered genuine.

"How did you find me?" Bai pointed to himself, "Why do you think I am your holy beast?"

Bai remembered that Sang Yun mentioned it when she was in the water pool, but she didn't pay much attention to it at the time. Now the more she thinks about it, the more it feels wrong. How did she know?

"prophecy."

"Prophecy?" Bai raised his eyebrows.

In Tianlan Continent, this aspect is actually not a false rumors—even though there are many half immortals who depend on fools for their livelihoods in the world of ordinary people.

Through various causal levels of information, the answer to the question can be obtained directly, which is the essence of measuring such things.

Bai thinks so.

In her opinion, the prediction mentioned by Sang Yun should be like this. As for how accurate it was to her... I thought it was because there was some method she didn't know about.

After all, Tianlan Continent is very large and has a long history. It is not surprising that there are some taboos that have been handed down since ancient times.

According to what the eldest sister once told her, the civilization on Tianlan Continent would actually be iteratively changed every certain period of time. The old civilization died out and the new civilization was born.

In this way, the cycle is endless.

According to the older sister, she has gone through several generations.

The end of civilization is always accompanied by various disasters. As for what it is, this point has never been mentioned by the elder sister.

"Yes, prophecy." Sang Yun nodded, "According to the hints given in the prophecy, there will be a strange snake passing around the village during this period of time. She must be made a holy beast, as the prophecy said."

Bai Ruo thought, feeling that the prophecy must be very powerful.

Because I actually know her power.

Bai has the ability to adjust Qi Luck. Since becoming a sacred beast, he will definitely not cause natural disasters and man-made disasters where he lives, and he will definitely adjust the Qi Luck dragon veins. It is mutually beneficial for both Cangxi Ancient Village and her.

The next step is to meet the priests and patriarchs.

In Cangxi Ancient Village, power is basically distributed by saints, priests, and patriarchs. The role of saints is more for the development of the stockade, just like before the water pool in order to make Bai agree to show himself, it seems to be superior in reality. There are many weaknesses, the patriarch is leading the direction of the entire stockade, and the power of the priest is the greatest but not showing up on weekdays.