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One evening, Lan Lao gathered everyone with a serious expression on his face: "Today, we will embark on an important exploration. There is a place called 'Dew Spring' where the water is said to purify the soul and enhance the internal strength of cultivators. But the road is not easy, and I need the bravest among you to accompany me."
Chu Yun immediately stepped forward and said firmly, " Lan Lao, please let my brother and me go together. We are willing to face this challenge."
Lan Lao nodded and looked into Chu Yun's eyes, feeling her inner determination and strength. "Very well, we will set off early tomorrow morning," he said.
The next day, Chu Yun, Chu Feng, and Lan Lao set out on their journey to Dew Spring.
On the way, Lan Lao not only detailed the history and legends of Ten Thousand Demon Burial Valley to Chu Yun and Chu Feng, but also pointed out the habits of various rare plants and spirit beasts along the way.
The vitality contained in Ten Thousand Demon Burial Valley deeply shocked Chu Yun, and her horizons gradually expanded during this journey.
"The outskirts of this Ten Thousand Demon Burial Valley were once the retreat of an ancient cultivator, and later became the habitat of numerous spirit beasts and Savage beasts. Every inch of land and every drop of water here is filled with ancient power," Lan Lao narrated as they walked, his voice revealing a sense of awe for this land.
As they passed through a dense bamboo forest, a sudden gust of wind rustled the bamboo leaves. Chu Yun felt a subtle flow of air moving through the bamboo forest, she focused and listened, as if she could sense the breath of nature.
"Here, every leaf and every blade of grass has its own life. As cultivators, we should learn to harmonize with nature and draw strength from it." Lan Lao paused and pointed to a small grass growing in the crevice of a rock, "Even in such a difficult environment, it persists in growing. This is a kind of resilience of life."
Chu Feng listened intently, his curiosity thoroughly aroused. He crouched down to carefully observe the small grass, seemingly searching for the secret of that life.
After several hours of walking, they finally arrived at their destination - Dew Spring.
This is a natural spring located deep in the mountains, with crystal clear water that emits a faint blue light. Floating in the spring are several flowers that emit a soft glow, which are the "spirit dew flowers" that Lan Lao had mentioned.
"Dew Spring is not just a water source, but also a powerful energy field. The water here is believed to have the miraculous effect of purifying the soul and restoring inner strength," explained Lan Lao as he led everyone to sit around the spring and begin a simple purification ritual.
Following Lan Lao's instructions, Chu Yun and Chu Feng each took a handful of spring water and gently washed their faces. As the cool water slid across their skin, Chu Yun felt a refreshing energy permeate her body, seemingly washing away her fatigue and stress.
After completing the purification ritual, Lan Lao placed some petals of the spirit dew flower into the spring water, allowing them to gently swirl on the surface. As the petals spun, the spring water began to ripple with layers of faint light waves, enveloping the entire spring in a mysterious glow.
"This is one of the miraculous effects of Dew Spring, capable of strengthening the practitioner's spiritual energy and greatly benefiting their cultivation," Lan Lao spoke with solemnity, gesturing for Chu Yun and Chu Feng to contemplate and meditate, feeling the essence of Dew Spring.
Chu Yun Close your eyes and let your mind completely immerse in this tranquility and coolness. She felt her inner strength gradually increasing, and her cultivation seemed to be quietly improving. This feeling was both novel and exciting, and she felt grateful to Lan Lao.
Chu Feng also tried to imitate his sister. Although he had no cultivation power, the spring water of Dew Spring still made him feel an unprecedented peace and clarity, sharpening his thoughts.
At that moment, a sudden tremor shattered the tranquility of the valley. Something seemed to be approaching from the distant mountains, and the ground tremors grew stronger and stronger.
"Quick, be on guard!" Lan Lao immediately interrupted his meditation, his voice tinged with urgency. "This is the guardian beast of this place, the Shadow Beast, and it may have sensed our presence."
Chu Yun swiftly picked up the Sky Thunder Sword and stood in front of Chu Feng, ready to face any possible attack. The calm of the spring water had been disrupted, but Lan Lao remained calm.
Suddenly, a huge black shadow burst out from the woods. It was a massive black bear with red gleaming eyes. Its appearance clearly signaled ill intent as it let out a deep growl, shaking the entire valley.
"Shadow Beast is here again!" Chu Feng tightly grabbed his sister's hand, his face pale.
Lan Lao stepped forward, took a deep breath, and then shouted, "We mean no harm, Shadow Beast! We are only here to seek the help of Dew Spring, and we do not intend to trespass on your territory!"
Shadow Beast stopped and its huge eyes stared at Lan Lao intently, as if evaluating his words.
Chu Yun felt the tense atmosphere and gripped her sword, ready to attack at any moment, but deep down she also hoped to avoid a fight.
After a tense standoff, Shadow Beast suddenly lowered its head and let out a soft hum, seemingly indicating agreement with Lan Lao. Then, it turned and disappeared into the dark forest.
Lan Lao breathed a sigh of relief and smiled at Chu Yun and Chu Feng: "In the end, Shadow Beast is a rational creature. It understands that we mean no harm."
Chu Yun also put down her sword, feeling a sense of relief and contentment. She knew that this experience not only advanced her cultivation, but also deepened her understanding of the importance of living in harmony with nature.
The three of them sat back down by the Dew Spring, continuing their practice and learning.
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