Da Xiheng paused for a moment, softly saying, "Yes, Master, you're right."

　　"Please don't be angry, I will go to the treasure vault and bring you the things you want." He hurriedly wanted to leave, but when he turned around, his face was filled with anger.

　　It seemed that someone had challenged him today and made him very unhappy.

　　There was noise downstairs at Hu Xi Building.

　　Da Xi Heng's subordinates quickly brought in one treasure chest after another, presenting them in front of me.

　　However, halfway through, they stopped.

　　Downstairs returned to silence, and after a while, a timid voice sounded, "Ah Yu, may I see the immortal?" I stroked my cheek and couldn't help but smile.

　　I waved my hand, and the four doors opened wide, with green curtains floating.

　　A slender figure knelt outside the door, delicate and charming.

　　Ah Yu, the lonely girl from the Demon Clan who had been entangled with Da Xi Heng for a long time in the original text.

　　As soon as we met, her eyes turned red, "Immortal, spare me.

　　Without the immortal herb, Ah Yu will die.

　　Please show mercy." I squinted my eyes and scanned her with divine consciousness.

　　Her breath was normal, and her behavior was consistent with the original book.

　　It wasn't her who disrupted the timeline.

　　I lowered my eyes and lost interest in collaborating with Ah Yu in any kind of scheming and fighting.

　　However, I didn't want to appear aloof and generous, so I let her have it.

　　Da Xi Heng stole my medicine, so he should return it to me.

　　As for her, Da Xi Heng wouldn't let her die.

　　He must have made arrangements long ago.

　　"So what?" I asked in return.

　　Ah Yu, who was always weak yet could kill in all directions, encountered a setback for the first time.

　　"Huh?" I casually interlocked my fingers and gently rubbed my cheek.

　　There were still some white bones between my fingertips, and no new flesh had grown.

　　"Everyone will die.

　　Don't forget, I have been dead for twenty years." Ah Yu trembled suddenly and quickly begged, "Immortal, back then I also advised Heng not to extract your golden pill.

　　It was only because he was too worried about my illness that he made a big mistake." "Please don't blame me.

　　I...

　　I didn't want this to happen either." She raised her head, wiping away the tears at the corner of her eyes, like a swaying pear blossom after rain.

　　"Heng gave these rare treasures to you, not necessarily to please you, but to reconstruct your body and refine another golden pill to save me." "I know you have deep feelings for him and it's difficult to let go, but he has made up his mind.

　　Why bother clinging to him?" "You should give in to me." "Don't let him hurt you again." I looked at her calmly, without any emotional response.

　　I am not a master, I am just a host who came to save the world.

　　I've never loved him, so why would I be heartbroken? Now, there is no need to continue pretending.

　　"Heartbroken? What a joke," I said flatly.

　　Ah Yu looked at me incredulously, "What did you say? Don't you believe me?" I shook my head gently, "It doesn't matter." My expression was calm, as if I was listening to the joys and sorrows of others, without a trace of anger or pain towards the betrayer.

　　I was so detached that it was as if I brushed off the willow fluff on my shoulder without a care.

　　"Whether it's true or not, it doesn't matter.

　　Da Xi Heng and I have nothing to do with each other anymore.

　　In any case, he can't take away what is mine, and neither can you." Ah Yu became anxious, her expression faltered.

　　She was about to speak, but froze, looking nervously towards the door.

　　I followed her gaze.

　　Da Xi Heng stood at the threshold, staring blankly at me.

　　I had only seen this expression once before.

　　When Da Xi Heng was five years old, his parents abandoned him.

　　He didn't catch up with their carriage and fell to the ground as passersby avoided him with disdain.

　　At that time, he sat helplessly in the mud pit until I went to pick him up, and then he cried.