Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1626 - Li Fengyuan

In the Hundred Herbs garden, beneath the bodhi tree.

A spirited, handsome young man laid on his side. He propped up his head with his right hand, while his left hand was placed flat before him. The light, soft silken kasaya of ochre yellow glowed down from his body like water. He seemed extremely relaxed and at ease.

His rosy cheeks gave off an aura of gentleness and peace as if he was sleeping soundly, yet he also seemed as if he was deep in thought, filled with a buddhist aura.

Suddenly, a breeze filled his face.

With a rustle, the shadow of the tree danced about, casting golden light everywhere. The entire tree full of golden leaves clashed together, producing a slight, metallic thrum.

A gentle voice said, “You need to leave here immediately.”

After almost two or three seconds, Li Fengyuan finally opened his eyes as if he had just woken up from an extremely deep dream. He saw Ruan Yaozhu, except his expression was still rather misty, like it was hidden behind some fog.

“You can’t!”

Before he could respond, a streak of colourful light shot over, landing on the hill gently and turning into a white deer. The deer’s antlers glistened like coral, while her fur shone with mottled colour. She was Ruan Yaozhu’s mount, the nine-coloured deer.

“Jiu’er, don’t butt in this.” Ruan Yaozhu waved her hand and rebuked her gently.

The nine-coloured deer took a step forward and stood in front of Li Fengyuang. “You piece of wood, you’re the one who shouldn’t so something so foolish! I’ve already heard it. Li Qingshan has already defected to the Demon domain. You’re too deeply involved with him. If you let this kid go now, then you’ll really be in too deep. Even expelling you from the sect would be a light punishment. Your life might even be in danger!”

She turned to Li Fengyuan and said, “Kid, I quite like you, but your father has always acted with absurdity. Given the situation, we can’t help you either.”

Li Fengyuan nodded with a smile. “My father has always been a great bastard. There’s nothing strange about him defe

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