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The little princess was inherently a green-blooded individual, so she didn't need to practice at the Golden Tower or require Kiwi. With Kairuot's internal energy and the advanced internal martial arts method he taught her, the Bel Heart Method, her skills progressed rapidly. In just a few days, she was able to leap across rooftops.
Her innate advantage made it easy for her to grasp the martial arts Kairuot taught her, and he was delighted to see her progress.
That evening, Kairuot felt that the internal martial arts method he had taught the little princess had reached its limit for the day and could not be practiced any further. Coincidentally, it was a full moon night, and he wanted to take her to Jiuzhou Pool for some fun. He asked the little princess, "Have you ever been to Jiuzhou Pool in front of your courtyard?"
The little princess replied, "I was carried here in a grand sedan chair and didn't know that Jiuzhou Pool was in front of our gate. I once heard palace maids say that Jiuzhou Pool has fish and birds, as well as many artificially cultivated exotic flowers, trees, and plants. There are artificial islands built in the pool, with pavilions and waterside buildings on the island and around it... They say it's very fun on the island. I've always wanted to go, but no one has taken me. Since I arrived at Fairy Abode, I haven't left this courtyard gate; no one has accompanied me to play, which is really frustrating."
"I'll take you out to play right now."
"Really?" The little princess hesitated a bit. "How can we get out with such high courtyard walls?"
"Come on, once we fly out, you'll see it's not that high." Kairuot took the little princess's hand and leaped out of the window.
At first, the little princess lacked confidence in her Lightness Skill, but after jumping over several small courtyard walls with Kairuot, she realized she could leap as well.
The little princess hadn't felt this happy in a long time. In some places where she could have walked along the path, she insisted on leaping onto trees and then jumping from one tree to another simply because she found it amusing.
They passed by rockeries and ponds, traversed long corridors, and went through several winding paths until they reached the edge of the courtyard wall. The little princess looked at the tall wall with a bit of trepidation. Seeing her standing still, Kairuot encouraged her, "This wall isn't that high; you can make it over."
He then demonstrated: "Focus your mind, hold your breath, channel your internal energy down to your feet, then push off lightly with both feet to jump up." After saying this, Kairuot lightly leaped onto the top of the wall.
The little princess followed Kairuot's instructions but unfortunately got distracted. Her internal energy did not fully reach her feet. Although she tried her best to push off with her feet, she still fell short of reaching the top of the wall. Just as she was about to fall down, Kairuot caught her and pulled her up onto the wall.
"From now on, when you encounter a high wall, don't lose focus. As long as your attention is concentrated and your movements are proper, you can easily leap over this high wall."
The little princess paid no attention to Kairuot's words; her eyes were entirely focused on the scenery outside the wall. She stood atop the high wall of the courtyard, bathed in moonlight, overlooking Jiuzhou Pool. Under the moonlight, the large and small islands of Jiuzhou Pool were scattered beautifully, and the lake shimmered with light.
"Wow, Jiuzhou Pool is so beautiful!"
As she spoke, she lightly jumped down, with Kairuot following closely behind. The two crossed Hanbaiyu Bridge and passed through a long corridor, soon arriving at a pavilion. The little princess stood by the railing, gazing at the hazy pavilions on the opposite island, sighing, "Sigh, if only we had a boat, we could go play at the pavilion in the lake over there."
"This is simple; we can just step over."
Kairuot told her, "Just use your Lightness Skill—Stepping on Snow Without a Trace—gently stepping on the water surface, and you can get across. If you're scared, I can take you over."
The little princess was a strong-willed person; she didn't want to be looked down upon. Gathering her energy, she leaped toward the center pavilion of the lake. However, due to improper technique, she swayed left and right, splashing water all over herself. Fortunately, she didn't sink. The little princess ran lightly across Jiuzhou Pool's surface, sometimes deep and sometimes shallow. Kairuot was worried about her falling into the water and secretly protected her. They finally crossed Jiuzhou Pool safely and reached the small island in the center.
Upon reaching the island in the lake, the little princess ascended to Spring Ascend Pavilion. Sitting alone by the railing, she suddenly fell silent after being quite lively just moments ago. Her brows furrowed tightly as she sighed deeply, "If only it could be like this every day."
Kairuot stood beside her to comfort her: "With the Lightness Skill that Father taught you, you can come here every day."
"Yes. Father will have to leave sooner or later. I know you're here on Earth looking for someone; you won't be able to stay here for long, right?..."
"Don't worry; I won't let you be unhappy. Even if I have to leave, I will take you with me."
"Really?"
"Father keeps his word."
While the two were talking, a figure suddenly flashed past Kairuot. He quickly chased after the shadow.
The shadow's Lightness Skill was above Kairuot, and he couldn't catch up. Watching the shadow disappear into the vast night, Kairuot suddenly felt he had been tricked, so he hurriedly turned back. When he returned to the Spring Ascend Pavilion loft, he discovered that the little princess had already been abducted. He hadn't even noticed such an obvious ruse to draw him away. He hit his head hard with his hand, cursing himself inwardly: [I am such an idiot.]
He followed his instincts and pursued in the direction he believed he could find her.
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