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Zhao Feng recalled the events vividly. As the only skilled craftsman in the area specializing in mechanism manufacturing, he had traveled to Xinghua Village to assist the Zhu and Xiahou families in constructing a water mill. This demonstrated that his skills were far from ordinary; had he been born in modern times, he would undoubtedly have been an outstanding technical expert and scholar.
Zhao An appeared particularly pleased. "Respected Great Immortal, you still remember Zhao Feng?"
Yun Yi chuckled softly, "I am not forgetful; how could I possibly forget? Each of you holds significant meaning to me, etched deeply in my heart. By the way, I asked someone to return from Xinghua Village to find me. Why hasn’t he arrived yet?"
After scanning the crowd, Yun Yi noticed that Zhao Feng was nowhere to be seen. It was worth noting that nearly everyone from the village had come back this time.
Zhao An smiled awkwardly and explained, "Respected Immortal, please do not blame Zhao Feng for his lack of respect. He is simply exhausted. He has been busy carving this statue and painting it for the past few days without a proper rest. He only finished the last step just before dawn last night and is likely catching up on sleep at home right now."
Yun Yi smiled and waved his hand in understanding. "I understand; he has worked hard. No problem, let him come find me when he wakes up."
Zhao An quickly nodded in response. "Thank you for your understanding, I will inform Zhao Feng immediately."
Just as he finished speaking, a young man named Qing Ren rushed over, panting heavily. It was none other than Zhao Feng himself.
"Father! Why didn’t you wake me when the esteemed guests returned?"
Zhao An exclaimed, "You're awake?"
Zhao Feng pursed his lips and took out a small, exquisite sculpture from his pocket. "Not only am I awake, but I also made this for you, Sir." If it weren't for the fact that no one was home, I wouldn't have come out to check.
Zhao An smiled slightly. "You look exhausted; we won't disturb you any longer."
Zhao Feng's face showed a hint of complaint. "Father, you are sharp with trivial matters but muddled with important ones. How can welcoming you be less important than resting? Everyone in the village went to greet you, and I was the only one left at home to sleep."
Hearing this, Yun Yi couldn't help but laugh. "Forget it; I won't blame you for this. Can I take a look at the sculpture in your hand?"
Without hesitation, Zhao Feng handed over the wood carving. "Please forgive me, Sir; my skills are lacking. I hope you won't mind."
Yun Yi took the wood carving and examined it closely. It resembled the statues in the temple, just smaller in size. This wood carving was only palm-sized, yet despite its diminutive form, every detail was meticulously crafted, making Yun Yi feel as if it possessed a life of its own. If placed in the real world, it would undoubtedly fetch a high price as a masterpiece.
"You are too modest; you carved this very well. I really like it," Yun Yi said as he carefully placed the exquisite wood carving into his bag.
"I plan to take it with me; you don't mind, do you?"
Upon hearing this, Zhao Feng was not only unbothered but rather overjoyed. He had worried that his small wood carving might not be appreciated and that he wouldn’t win over Xian Chang’s favor.
"Not at all! Not at all! As long as Xian Zhang Da Ren is satisfied, I can make several more for you," he hurriedly replied.
Yun Yi shook his head with a smile. "No need to carve more. Oh, if you have time later, how about coming back to my place to chat?"
Zhao Feng's face lit up with joy as he eagerly agreed. "Anytime works for me; I have nothing else to do."
At that moment, Yun Yi inadvertently glanced into his bag and felt a sudden tightness in his chest—impossible! Generally speaking, objects placed in an interdimensional bag would occupy space according to their size; small items would take up very little room, allowing for other small items to be stored until the entire unit was filled.
However, this wood carving had been placed inside and seemed to occupy an entire grid space as if it were in a game.
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