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"Ling Xue," you, a girl, face such perilous circumstances with such calmness and determination. The strength and courage in your heart deeply impress me." Yun Yi looked at me through the flames, his eyes filled with affection.
I smiled slightly, feeling a warm sensation within. "Yun Yi, thank you for always being by my side. In this life, having you with me makes it all worthwhile."
Our gazes met amidst the flickering firelight, and I felt the sparks of our emotions quietly blooming. The dangers we had faced together had drawn us closer, allowing our feelings to take root in each other's hearts.
Yun Yi sighed softly, gazing at the dancing flames. "The road ahead is still filled with uncertainties and dangers. Mo Wuhen will certainly not let this go easily." He gently took my hand. "But I will always be with you. With me by your side, no matter what difficulties we face, I am not afraid. I will always stand by you."
His words deeply moved me, stirring a strong wave of emotion within. "Yun Yi, I feel the same way. I believe that as long as we never give up, there is no difficulty we cannot overcome. No matter how great the danger, we can face it together."
"Ling Xue, once we find the Ice Heart Grass to dispel the Azure Blood Sword's curse, we will ride through the rivers and lakes together. We will traverse the famous mountains and rivers." Yun Yi looked at me passionately, his voice filled with deep hope.
I held his hand tightly and replied firmly, "Yes, Yun Yi. Regardless of the outcome, I will never let you down."
We continued exploring along the map. Every rock and leaf along the way could hide clues leading to the Qingxin Grass. Finally, we arrived at the location marked on the map—a concealed cave. As we entered, disappointment washed over us; there was no sign of the Qingxin Grass. However, under the torchlight, we discovered some ancient murals.
The murals depicted strange patterns, with the most striking being a herbaceous plant radiating light, surrounded by circles of halos that seemed to hint at some mysterious power. In one corner of the mural were some blurred symbols that resembled a topographical map.
Yun Yi and I exchanged glances, both seeing surprise and curiosity in each other's eyes. After enduring countless hardships, we finally found something worthwhile.
The map in Yun Yi's hand likely pointed to this cave's murals; perhaps someone from long ago discovered them and left behind a map to guide future seekers. The murals might be the true clues leading to the Qingxin Grass.
"This pattern... it resembles the description of Qingxin Grass in ancient texts," I said, pointing at the plant in the mural with a quiver in my voice. We had finally seen a glimmer of hope; there was no doubt that the mural pointed to the Qingxin Grass.
Yun Yi nodded and gently traced his fingers over the symbols on the mural. "These symbols and images can be combined into a specific topographical map."
We quickly took out paper and pens to begin sketching the symbols and patterns from the mural. Yun Yi had considerable knowledge of ancient characters and started interpreting their meanings.
"These symbols represent landmarks within Yuming Valley, and this pattern depicts its terrain..." Yun Yi pointed at the plant in the mural. "The location indicated by these ancient characters must undoubtedly be where Qingxin Grass is found."
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