A Man Like None Other Chapter 6573 Hidden Paradise
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- Discover a character facing personal challenges.
- Witness a subtle exchange of appreciation.
- Prepare for an unforeseen meeting.
A character struggles with memory loss. A moment of gratitude is shared. An unexpected encounter awaits.
He has amnesia and doesn’t remember it.
In her eyes, he was just someone she knew, a boy she had seen on Fourteenth Heaven, and someone who had just helped her eliminate the cultivator from the Temple of Light.
Just that.
“Okay,” David’s voice returned to calm, “Then be careful.”
Su Yuqi nodded and turned to walk northeast.
He took a few steps, then suddenly stopped. Without turning his head, he just whispered, “Thank you.”
Then he continued walking, his dark red figure slowly disappearing into the pine forest and soon disappeared behind the shadow of the tree canopy.
David stood still, watching the direction the woman’s figure disappeared, without moving.
Something stirred in his purple eyes, but eventually everything subsided.
Jiang Xuelan stood beside him without saying a word.
He just stood there quietly, accompanying her.
After a long time, David finally looked away.
“Let’s go,” he said, as he turned and walked south.
Jiang Xuelan followed behind him, hesitated for a moment, then asked, “Are you okay?”
“I’m fine.” David’s voice was calm, almost too calm.
Jiang Xuelan did not ask any further questions.
He knew David needed time.
Some things can’t be ignored just by saying “it’s nothing”.
The two walked south along the dry riverbed for about an hour, and the terrain gradually became flatter, and the pine forests became sparser.
Ahead stretched a small open area, the ground was covered with gravel and withered grass, with several large rocks scattered at the edges of the open area, as if they had been placed there deliberately by someone.
David was about to cross the open field when he suddenly stopped.
His divine sense detected someone.
The man stood in the middle of the open space, his back to them, motionless, like a statue.
David placed his hand on the hilt of the Dragon Slayer Sword, his purple eyes narrowed slightly.
The man wore a simple blue Daoist robe, had a gaunt face, and carried a wooden sword on his back.
The sword was filled with densely arranged runes. These runes were not ordinary Daoist runes, but ancient Daoist patterns recorded in the Great Luo Golden Scripture.
People from Taoism.
David’s gaze fell on the wooden sword for a moment before he looked away.
He sensed the person’s cultivation level: Golden Immortal Realm, Second Level.
Not too high and not too low; this was the right level to walk through the eighteenth heaven without attracting too much attention.
But what worried David was that this person did not show any hostility at all.
The aura emanating from him was calm and deep, like a still pool in a remote mountain range, without any ripples or any intention of killing, only a kind of waiting.
It seemed like they were waiting for someone.
The person they were waiting for was David.
David sensed a very faint fluctuation of a Daoist cultivation technique in that person’s aura, and that fluctuation resonated subtly with the Great Luo Golden Scripture.
This was the first time David met people from the Daoist sect since arriving on Eighteenth Heaven.
He loosened his grip on the hilt of the Dragon Slayer Sword and walked towards the man.
Jiang Xuelan followed behind him, her hand on the hilt of her sword, her eyes warily looking at the man’s back.
David stopped about three zhang behind the man.
The man turned around.
He appeared to be in his early twenties, with a gaunt face and a calm, collected demeanor that belied his age.
His skin was pale white, as if he had never seen the sun, but not the pale white of illness; rather it was a jade white color that appeared after practicing some kind of cultivation technique.
His eyes were extremely dark, as dark as two deep pools of water, bottomless and without ripples.