Rebirth: He refused to Divorce Again

Chapter 2109 - 2107: Space Talisman and the Little Seaside Island


Chapter 2109: Chapter 2107: Space Talisman and the Little Seaside Island

In this world, there’s no such thing as an eternal secret.

After setting the Barrier Talismans here, Gu Qiaoqiao didn’t plan on coming back again; or maybe when the two children are older, she’d bring them here to see the scenery of Peach Blossom Valley.

Of course, that would be years from now.

After all, there are no paths in these mountains and forests; it’s like a wilderness expedition, not really suitable for children who are too young.

Of course, putting them into the space would be a pretty good idea, but they hadn’t brought the kids along this time, so the thought only flashed by and was gone.

Then Gu Qiaoqiao and Qin Yize dug the tree out together. For them, this kind of thing was easy, so they wrapped the whole root ball with its soil in a big sack and put it into the space.

The tree wasn’t tall, just over two meters. Once inside the space, it actually unfurled its leaves, as if it really liked the Spiritual Energy in there.

So when they went back, putting it somewhere with abundant Spiritual Energy would be just right—such as in the courtyard in front of the Divine Land Hall.

After the two of them returned and took the tree out, the most excited ones were Elder Sima, and Elder San Ye was the same.

The two of them knew what this tree was.

This tree was originally connected to their Phoenix Clan; they just hadn’t expected that something thought to be extinct for so many years would be brought back by Gu Qiaoqiao and Qin Yize.

It seemed even Heaven was favoring Sima Xiaowen and Chu Chengfeng’s child—or rather, this child’s luck was exceptionally good.

This fruit tree was called the Phoenix Divine Fruit.

Elder Sima and Elder San Ye carefully and reverently planted it in the open space before the Divine Land Hall, surrounding it with Divine Wood, and then set up a Formation. For this Phoenix Divine Fruit tree, changing locations might have made it hard to adapt, but it had stayed in the space for a while, and then Gu Qiaoqiao quietly watered it with some of the water from the pool in the space.

That way it was as if it had never been moved at all. Its branches and leaves spread out, and the fruits became even more vivid and crystal clear, looking like carefully polished little golden beads.

For Sima Xiaowen—or rather, for pregnant women of the Phoenix Clan—eating three of these fruits a day could ensure the fetus’s supply of Spiritual Energy, so the fetus wouldn’t greedily drain the mother’s body.

Sure enough, after eating three fruits a day, Sima Xiaowen’s complexion grew better and better. She no longer lay bedridden all day; she went about her usual activities, doing whatever she needed to do. Of course, she couldn’t leave the Phoenix Clan Divine Land, since the fruit tree was there.

Although Gu Qiaoqiao wanted to stay and accompany Sima Xiaowen and see her child being born, in the end she was cheerfully shooed away by Sima Xiaowen.

Because Sima Xiaowen knew it was rare for these two to have vacation time. How long could they really spend traveling around? One month, two months—already very good. Besides, they had two children at home; how could they possibly stay away for that long?

So she couldn’t occupy too much of Qiaoqiao’s time, and she still had three months to go before giving birth. Thus Gu Qiaoqiao and Qin Yize left the Phoenix Clan Divine Land.

After spending a month touring the Scenic Holy Land, Qin Yize took Gu Qiaoqiao and flew abroad again.

They only visited a few sights in passing, and Qin Yize somehow procured a helicopter. With it, he flew Gu Qiaoqiao to a small sea island in a country called Y.

Once they arrived on the island, Gu Qiaoqiao learned that Qin Yize had already bought the place.

The island wasn’t large. It was like spring all year round here, and the climate was moist yet fresh.

There was an Ancient Castle on this sea island, kept in very good condition. There were also some indigenous residents on the island, though not many. Qin Yize gave them ample money to let them live here and take care of the Ancient Castle and the island.

Gu Qiaoqiao really liked it here, but it wasn’t easy to come often. She thought of how, in the Soul Heritage, there was a Space Talisman Spell; that Space Talisman Spell was similar to the remote object-summoning she did under the Heaven-reaching Talisman Incantation.

In other words, under the Space Talisman Spell, as long as you had a destination, you could achieve instant teleportation. For example, once she drew the Space Talisman Spell and thought of this sea island, the next second they would be standing on the island’s soil—no need for long journeys or traveling thousands of miles.

Of course, she couldn’t do that now; it would have to wait for the future.

Besides, the Space Talisman Spell was different from other talismans. Drawing it turned out to be even harder than learning the Heaven-reaching Talisman Incantation. She had pushed her Heaven-reaching Talisman to the fifth level, which was already her limit, and that was only possible because she had shifted through time-space; otherwise she didn’t know how many years it would take to reach the fifth level. So even practicing the Space Talisman Spell had to depend on opportunity.

It was only on the fifth day after they settled here, while Qin Yize and Gu Qiaoqiao were walking hand in hand along the golden sands by the sea, that they received a call from Yun Luo.

When the call came, Gu Qiaoqiao froze for a moment. Yun Luo’s number was in her contacts, but they hadn’t been in touch for a long time.

Because Yun Luo wasn’t someone from this world. She would, ultimately, have to go back. She was waiting here only until Old Master Yun passed away; then she would leave.

The two of them were familiar because of Gu Junbai, and they shared another common topic: Chang Qing.

In that other world, Gu Qiaoqiao hadn’t waited for Chang Qing to return; she had gone back to the starting point again. After coming back, she hadn’t seen whether Chang Qing, trapped in time-space, still existed. Though she worried in her heart, her little uncle had said that this kind of thing really could only be left to fate.

Time-spaces are inherently independent existences. Unless absolutely necessary, they should not intersect; it’s best not to get too entangled, or it will disrupt the karmic order and the original time-space pattern.

This is the kind of thing that easily incurs backlash from the Heavenly Dao.

Besides, it hadn’t been long since Gu Qiaoqiao’s return—only just over two months.

But she still hadn’t fully let go of the matter in her heart. Gu Qiaoqiao knew that in that world, once Chang Qing came back and saw that she was safe and sound, he wouldn’t take any further action.

Life would go on. He would gradually bury the love in his heart.

After all, as far as Gu Qiaoqiao was concerned, she wasn’t going to allow even the slightest ambiguity; so if Chang Qing wanted to keep in contact with her, he mustn’t pierce that thin window paper, and should just treat her like an older sister.

So life should continue exactly as it was now.

Chang Qing would carry out all kinds of scientific research at the institute. His status was high; many people respected him, and many girls liked him. Gu Qiaoqiao believed that one day he would find a girl he loved who also loved him.

Because that was Chang Qing’s destined fate. From his aura, it was clear that he was not someone fated to be lonely for life.

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