Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 562: Vermillion Bird

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

As the trio disappeared into the diagram, Tang Jie exhaled, relieved that one of his most important tasks was complete.

Putting away the Mountain River Diagram, Tang Jie was about to do something else when he suddenly sensed something and turned around.

The firebird with blazing wings was floating in the air.

It was gazing at Tang Jie, the Southern Divine Fire flickering in its eyes.

The two of them stared at each other.

After a while, Tang Jie finally shouted, "You seem to have taken a prize that was rightfully mine."

As he spoke, the firebird unfurled its wings, its entire body roiling with flames.

The flames lit up the skies, sending waves of heat through the hidden realm, but not a single thing was harmed by them.

The coiling flames shifted about and gradually condensed into the figure of a woman. The flames also condensed into a gown which floated onto her body, and a young girl with fiery-red hair walked out from the flames.

She floated in the air, that gown of flames dancing in the wind. The girl of flames looked at herself as if she was seeing something new and interesting, and then a smile of unsurpassed glee appeared on her face, followed by a giggling laugh.

It was a refreshing laugh infused with an indescribable joy. It resounded through the land, filling all of the hidden realm with delight and elation.

After laughing for a while, the girl turned her head.

She looked at him like a fairy descended from the heavens looking down upon a mortal. She covered her red lips with a hand and remarked in an extremely pleasant voice, "So petty! The first thing to come out of your mouth is a demand."

Tang Jie was rather dumbfounded by this sight.

After a long daze, he finally said, "You're the firebird?"

The girl giggled and waved her hand. "So rude. 'Firebird' this, 'firebird' that! It sounds so bad, like you're calling me a turkey. I have a proper name, you know. You can call me the Vermillion Bird."

So it really was the Vermillion Bird?

Tang Ji

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