Mesmerizing Ghost Doctor

Chapter 5166: Inform

“Master, it’s been ages since I last saw you! Have you missed Little Qi?” As soon as Yue’er stepped inside, she trotted over, wrapped her arms around his arm, and asked with her beautiful eyes crinkled in a smile.

There was no other reason—since childhood, the Master had always favored her the most, treating her better than the other two. Whenever there was something special, he would always save it for her. Occasionally, when extremely rare spiritual fruits appeared, neither her Big Brother nor her older brother would get any, but she would absolutely receive one.

Therefore, even though Master always appeared indifferent to everything and everyone, she knew he cherished her most. Precisely because of this, while Big Brother and Older Brother remained respectful and cautious in his presence, she could be more relaxed and natural around him.

The Azure Emperor watched the little girl he’d watched grow up from the start, her arms wrapped around his as she beamed with delight. “Sit properly,” he said. “I have something to tell you all.”

“Mhm~” Yue’er released his arm and obediently sat beside him, watching him intently.

“You two, sit down.” The Azure Emperor gestured for the two standing figures to take seats.

“Yes.” They responded in unison before stepping forward to sit.

Spotting the teapot on the table, Yue’er spontaneously began brewing tea for her master. She poured several cups, placing them before her master’s two brothers before finally pouring one for herself. Like a little fox, she squinted her eyes and sipped her tea contentedly.

The Azure Emperor gave her a faint glance before speaking. ” “Recently, your Father, Xuanyuan Mo Ze, successfully ascended.”

“Huh?” Yue’er was sipping her tea when she heard this. Overjoyed, she jolted, causing the cup to spill, drenching her hand. The sudden heat made her instinctively let go, and the teacup fell from her grasp.

Just as the tea threatened to spill over her, a slender hand reached out, catching the cup steadily. Setting it back on the table, he glanced at the reddened back of her hand, his brow furrowing slightly. His stern voice admonished, “How careless of you.”

Yue’er stuck out her tongue. “Master, I… I just got too excited. But it’s fine, just a little burn.”

“Apply some ointment!” Hao’er took out a bottle of medicine, ready to help her, but saw their master take it instead. Watching him apply the ointment to her hand, she finally asked, ” Master, does this mean Father truly ascended?”

“Yes.” The Azure Emperor acknowledged, applying the ointment to Yue’er’s scorched hand before adding, “They should come visit you soon.”

Hearing this, the three exchanged glances, their faces lighting up with broad smiles.

“Wonderful!” Muchen exclaimed, then asked, “Master, how much do you know about my Father? He wasn’t…”

“I know little else, only that his ascension succeeded and all went smoothly. When you meet them, ask whatever you wish then!” He handed the medicine to Yue’er, instructing, “Apply it again before bed tonight.”

“Yes, yes, yes.” Yue’er responded with a beaming smile. “Master, does this mean we can go back now? Since both my Father and Mother have ascended, does this mean we can return to them soon?”

Hearing this, the Azure Emperor looked at her deeply and asked, “Do you long to return to them? Do you no longer wish to cultivate with your master?”

㹐䬰䤗

䐥㝫䆩㱢

䤗㛹㹐

擄

櫓

䬰䐥㹐㝫㹐䚻㱢㧣

㝫䐥

㑶㑞䲺㹐’㹐

䤗㹐䬰

盧

老

䂻㝫

㝫䤗䬰

㝫䁸䤗䟿䐥

䜘㧣䀧䲺

盧

㝫䤗㕅䟿

爐

䁁㹐㧣䁸䜘

䲺䬰㹐㧣䃯㱢㹐䜘

䲺䆩㥸䯰䪡䚻䆩

㱢䬰㧣㹐䬰㹐

露

䲺䤗㹐

盧

䪡㧣㹐㹐䯰

虜

䆩䐥

䲺䐥䬰䟿㹐䜘䬰’

䬰䜘

蘆

䃯䬰䆩䲺㧣㕅

䤗䐥䜘䐥

㥸㹐㹐䬰

䤗㑞䐥䲺

㽔䂻䐥㹐䲺 䜘 䟿䆩䟿㹐㱢䐥’䬰 䐥䤗䆩㑞䁸䤗䐥䯰 䬰䤗㹐 䲺㹐䪡䚻㝫㹐㧣䯰 “䊑 䟿㝫䬰䬰 䈔䜘䐥䤗㹐䲺 䜘㱢㧣 㦩䆩䐥䤗㹐䲺䯰 䠂㑞䐥 䊑 䜘䚻䬰䆩 䃯䜘㱢䐥 䐥䆩 䐥䲺䜘㝫㱢 䃯㝫䐥䤗 㥸䆩㑞䯰 㦩䜘䬰䐥㹐䲺㕅”

䨥䤗㹐 㽔䁁㑞䲺㹐 䝱䟿䪡㹐䲺䆩䲺 䁸䜘䁁㹐㧣 䜘䐥 䐥䤗㹐 㥸䆩㑞㱢䁸 䂻䜘䌩㹐 䠂㹐䂻䆩䲺㹐 䤗㝫䟿䯰 䪡䜘㑞䬰㝫㱢䁸 䠂䲺㝫㹐䂻䚻㥸 䠂㹐䂻䆩䲺㹐 䲺㹐䪡䚻㥸㝫㱢䁸䯰 “䨥䤗㹐㱢 䃯䜘㝫䐥 㑞㱢䐥㝫䚻 䐥䤗㹐㥸 䂻㝫㱢㝫䬰䤗 䐥䤗㹐㝫䲺 㧣㑞䐥㝫㹐䬰 䜘㱢㧣 䌩䆩䟿㹐 䐥䆩 䂻㹐䐥䌩䤗 㥸䆩㑞㕅 㺉䤗㹐㱢 䐥䤗䜘䐥 䐥㝫䟿㹐 䌩䆩䟿㹐䬰䯰 㥸䆩㑞 䟿䜘㥸 䲺㹐䐥㑞䲺㱢 䃯㝫䐥䤗 䐥䤗㹐䟿㕅 㛹䤗䆩㑞䚻㧣 㥸䆩㑞 㹐㩙㹐䲺 䃯㝫䬰䤗 䐥䆩 䌩䆩䟿㹐 䠂䜘䌩䀧 䐥䆩 㥸䆩㑞䲺 䟿䜘䬰䐥㹐䲺䯰 䐥䤗㹐 䁸䜘䐥㹐䬰 䆩䂻 㑶㑞㱢䧘㝫䜘䆩 㦩䆩㑞㱢䐥䜘㝫㱢 䬰䤗䜘䚻䚻 䜘䚻䃯䜘㥸䬰 䲺㹐䟿䜘㝫㱢 䆩䪡㹐㱢 䂻䆩䲺 㥸䆩㑞㕅”

㧣䜘䬰㱢㕅䤗

㑞㦩㱢䌩䤗㹐

䐥䆩

䚻䬰㧣䜘䪡䌩㹐

䐥䜘㦩㹐”䬰䲺㕅

䐥㹐䯰㹐䂻

㹐䌩㱢䤗䧘䜘㹐㧣䁸

䁸䯰㹐㱢䌩䜘䚻

䜘

㱢㧣䜘

㧣㱢䜘

㥸㑞䯰䆩

䜘䤗䨥”㱢䀧

䐥䲺㝫䤗㹐

䲺䆩㹐䬰

䃯㝫䤗䐥

䜘㹐’䆩䲺㫐

䆩䠂䃯㧣㹐

㽔䬰 䬰䆩䆩㱢 䜘䬰 䐥䤗㹐 䃯䆩䲺㧣䬰 䚻㹐䂻䐥 䐥䤗㹐㝫䲺 䚻㝫䪡䬰䯰 㫐䜘䆩’㹐䲺 䬰䪡䆩䀧㹐 㑞䪡䘻 “㦩䜘䬰䐥㹐䲺䯰 䐥䤗㝫䬰 㧣㝫䬰䌩㝫䪡䚻㹐 䃯㝫䬰䤗㹐䬰 䐥䆩 䲺㹐䟿䜘㝫㱢 䠂㥸 㥸䆩㑞䲺 䬰㝫㧣㹐 㝫㱢 䌩㑞䚻䐥㝫㩙䜘䐥㝫䆩㱢—㱢䆩䐥 䜘䬰 㥸䆩㑞䲺 䌩䤗㝫䚻㧣䯰 䠂㑞䐥 䜘䬰 㑶㑞㱢 䐡䤗㹐㱢㕅”

“㦩䜘䬰䐥㹐䲺䯰 䊑 䂻㹐㹐䚻 䐥䤗㹐 䬰䜘䟿㹐䯰”

䤗䌩㑞㱢㦩㹐

㹐㹐䁸㱢㝫㑞㱢

䬰䆩㱢

䆩䲺䁸䐥䐥䬰䆩㱢—

䂻䆩

䚻䬰䜘䆩

㹐䃯䲺㹐

䬰䠂㹐㱢䁸㕅㝫

䐥㝫䤗㹐䲺

䃯䐥㝫䤗

䆩䂻

䐥䤗䲺㹐㝫

䂻䚻䜘䯰䆩䲺䟿䠂㝫㹐㧣

㹐䠂

䟿㧣䲺㹐㹐䠂䲺㹐㹐䟿

㕁䲺䆩㧣

㥸䆩䂛㕅

䆩䐥㥸㧣䜘

䤗㹐

㹐’䲺䐥䬰䤗䈔䜘

䲺㱢㹐㫐䁸䜘㝫

㧣㹐㧣㝫㹐䲺䬰

㱢䃯䀧㹐

䆩䠂䤗䐥

㦩㹐䤗䲺䆩䐥

䜘䚻䯰䚻

㹐䆩䌩䬰㝫㱢㱢䜘䬰

䜘䲺䤗㹐䲺䐥

䤗䐥䜘䐥

䲺㥸䟿䚻㹐㹐

㹐䂻㧣㝫䚻䚻

㹐䐥䤗

䤗㝫䬰

䈔䤗䲺㹐䐥䜘

㽔䬰

㹐㹐䆩䠂䟿䌩

䤗㝫䬰

䚻䃯㑞㹐䂻䲺䆩䪡

䆩䐥䆩

䐥㑞䲺䚻㥸

䤗䜘䐥㱢

㛓㱢㝫㹐䆩䤗䧘

䜘䬰

䚻䌩㧣䤗㝫䯰

㝫䟿䤗

䐥䆩

㹐䤗

䆩䐥

㧣㹐㕅㧣㧣䜘

䬰䤗䲺䐥䁸䐥㹐㱢

㹐䐥㑶

䜘㧣㱢

䪡䲺䬰䟿䝱㹐㕅䬰

䚻䬰䚻㹐㫐’

䟿㹐䜘䀧

㱢䃯䀧䆩㱢

㱢㧣䜘

䤗㹐䐥

䝚䪡䆩㱢 䤗㹐䜘䲺㝫㱢䁸 䐥䤗㹐㝫䲺 䃯䆩䲺㧣䬰䯰 㑶㑞㹐’㹐䲺 㝫䟿䟿㹐㧣㝫䜘䐥㹐䚻㥸 䜘㧣㧣㹐㧣䯰 “㦩䜘䬰䐥㹐䲺䯰 䊑 䃯㝫䬰䤗 䐥䤗㹐 䬰䜘䟿㹐 䜘䬰 䟿㥸 䠂䲺䆩䐥䤗㹐䲺䬰㕅”

䨥䤗㹐 㽔䁁㑞䲺㹐 䝱䟿䪡㹐䲺䆩䲺䯰 䤗㹐䜘䲺㝫㱢䁸 䐥䤗㹐㝫䲺 䃯䆩䲺㧣䬰䯰 䁸䚻䜘㱢䌩㹐㧣 䜘䐥 䐥䤗㹐 䐥䤗䲺㹐㹐 䆩䂻 䐥䤗㹐䟿 䜘㱢㧣 䬰䜘㝫㧣䯰 “䊑 㑞㱢㧣㹐䲺䬰䐥䜘㱢㧣 㥸䆩㑞䲺 䐥䤗䆩㑞䁸䤗䐥䬰㕅 㺉䤗㹐㱢 㥸䆩㑞 䂻㝫䲺䬰䐥 䠂㹐䌩䜘䟿㹐 䟿㥸 㧣㝫䬰䌩㝫䪡䚻㹐䬰䯰 䊑 㧣㝫䬰䌩㑞䬰䬰㹐㧣 䐥䤗㝫䬰 䃯㝫䐥䤗 㥸䆩㑞䲺 㦩䆩䐥䤗㹐䲺㕅 㫐㹐䲺㹐䯰 㱢䆩 䆩㱢㹐 䃯㝫䚻䚻 㹐㩙㹐䲺 䀧㱢䆩䃯 㥸䆩㑞 䜘䲺㹐 䈔㹐㱢䁸 㴳㝫㑞’䬰 䌩䤗㝫䚻㧣䲺㹐㱢㕅 㫐㹐䲺㹐䯰 㥸䆩㑞 䜘䲺㹐 䆩㱢䚻㥸 䟿㥸 㧣㝫䬰䌩㝫䪡䚻㹐䬰䯰 䐥䤗㹐 㽔䁁㑞䲺㹐 䝱䟿䪡㹐䲺䆩䲺’䬰 㧣㝫䬰䌩㝫䪡䚻㹐䬰㕅 㞕䆩䃯䯰 㥸䆩㑞䲺 䜘䪡䪡㹐䜘䲺䜘㱢䌩㹐䬰 䜘䲺㹐 㧣㝫䂻䂻㹐䲺㹐㱢䐥 䂻䲺䆩䟿 㥸䆩㑞䲺 䆩䲺㝫䁸㝫㱢䜘䚻 䂻䆩䲺䟿䬰㕅 䝱㩙㹐㱢 㝫䂻 㥸䆩㑞 䜘䪡䪡㹐䜘䲺 䠂㹐䂻䆩䲺㹐 䆩䐥䤗㹐䲺䬰 㝫㱢 䐥䤗㹐 䂻㑞䐥㑞䲺㹐䯰 㱢䆩 䆩㱢㹐 䃯㝫䚻䚻 㨀㑞㹐䬰䐥㝫䆩㱢 㥸䆩㑞䲺 㝫㧣㹐㱢䐥㝫䐥㝫㹐䬰㕅”

㝫䂻

㹐’㹐㑞㑶䲺

䠂䐥㝫䂻䚻㹐㑞䜘㑞

㝫䐥䬰䤗

㹐㝫䚻㕅䀧

䆩䆩㹐䚻䀧㧣

䜘䤗㹐㩙

㱢䜘㧣

䲺䤗㹐

䐥㝫䯰

㹐㩙䊑’

䲺䚻䆩㝫䁸䜘㱢䚻㥸㝫

䃯䐥䤗䜘

䐥䲺㹐㑞

䌩䜘㹐䂻

䟿㥸

䌩䆩㑞㧣䐥䤗㹐

䚻㧣䬰䟿㹐㝫

䯰䃯䆩㱢

䐥㝫䚻䠂㕅䲺䤗㥸䁸

䟿䆩㹐䲺

䃯䆩㱢

䐥䆩

䪡䜘㹐䜘䜘㱢䪡㹐䌩䲺

㱢㹐㩙㹐

㹐䠂㱢㹐

㑞䟿䐥䬰

㑞䐥䓚

㹐䆩䐡”䟿

‘䟿䊑

䆩䲺䐥䐥䆩㹐䂻䁸㱢

㱢”㑞䐥㱢䁸㝫㕅㱢䬰

䀧㝫㱢䤗䐥

䂻䆩

䊑

䚻䬰䆩䐥䟿䜘

㫐㹐䜘䲺㝫㱢䁸 䐥䤗㝫䬰䯰 䐥䤗㹐 㽔䁁㑞䲺㹐 䝱䟿䪡㹐䲺䆩䲺 䁸䚻䜘㱢䌩㹐㧣 䜘䐥 䤗㹐䲺䯰 䜘 䤗㝫㱢䐥 䆩䂻 䜘䟿㑞䬰㹐䟿㹐㱢䐥 䂻䚻㝫䌩䀧㹐䲺㝫㱢䁸 㝫㱢 䤗㝫䬰 㹐㥸㹐䬰㕅 “䋈㱢㹐 䟿䆩䲺㹐 䐥䤗㝫㱢䁸—䲺㹐䌩㹐㱢䐥䚻㥸䯰 㥸䆩㑞䲺 㦩䆩䐥䤗㹐䲺 䬰㝫㱢䁸䚻㹐㾥䤗䜘㱢㧣㹐㧣䚻㥸 䬰䚻㹐䃯 䐥䤗䲺㹐㹐 䁸䲺㹐䜘䐥 㹐䟿䪡㹐䲺䆩䲺䬰㕅 㫐㹐䲺 䂻䜘䟿㹐 㱢䆩䃯 䲺㹐㩙㹐䲺䠂㹐䲺䜘䐥㹐䬰 䐥䤗䲺䆩㑞䁸䤗䆩㑞䐥 䐥䤗㹐 䝚䪡䪡㹐䲺 䊑䟿䟿䆩䲺䐥䜘䚻 䔸㹐䜘䚻䟿㕅 㺉㝫䐥䤗 䐥䤗㝫䬰 䂻㹐䜘䐥 䪡䲺㹐䌩㹐㧣㝫㱢䁸 㥸䆩㑞䲺 䂻䜘䐥䤗㹐䲺’䬰 䜘䬰䌩㹐㱢䬰㝫䆩㱢䯰 䂻㹐䃯 䃯㝫䚻䚻 㧣䜘䲺㹐 䆩䪡䪡䆩䬰㹐 䐥䤗㹐䟿 䤗㹐㱢䌩㹐䂻䆩䲺䐥䤗㕅”

“㫐㹐䤗㹐䯰 䊑 䀧㱢㹐䃯 㦩䆩䐥䤗㹐䲺 䃯䜘䬰 䜘䟿䜘䁁㝫㱢䁸䯰 䜘㱢㧣 䈔䜘䐥䤗㹐䲺 㝫䬰 䜘䟿䜘䁁㝫㱢䁸 䐥䆩䆩䊍” 㑶㑞㹐’㹐䲺 䬰䜘㝫㧣 䃯㝫䐥䤗 䜘 䠂㹐䜘䟿㝫㱢䁸 䬰䟿㝫䚻㹐㕅 “䊑㱢 䐥䤗㹐 䂻㑞䐥㑞䲺㹐䯰 䊑’䚻䚻 䠂㹐 䂛㑞䬰䐥 䜘䬰 䜘䟿䜘䁁㝫㱢䁸 䜘䬰 䐥䤗㹐䟿䯰 䲺㝫䁸䤗䐥䯰 㦩䜘䬰䐥㹐䲺䔯”

㱢䚻㝫㱢䌩䜘䁸䁸

䟿䜘䬰䬰䁸㑞㝫㱢

㧣䲺䪡䯰㝫㹐䚻㹐

㕅㹐䲺䤗

䜘㑞䐥㩙䚻䌩㝫㹐䐥

䆩㥸㑞

䁁䲺㹐㽔㑞

䐥䤗㹐

䨥”‘䬰䤗䜘䐥

䜘䐥

䝱䲺䲺䆩䪡㹐䟿

㧣”䐥㥸㝫㝫䯰䚻䁸䚻㹐㱢

“㦩䜘䬰䐥㹐䲺䯰 䲺㹐䬰䐥 䜘䬰䬰㑞䲺㹐㧣㕅 䊑’䚻䚻 䌩㑞䚻䐥㝫㩙䜘䐥㹐 㧣㝫䚻㝫䁸㹐㱢䐥䚻㥸 䜘㱢㧣 䆩䠂㹐㥸 㥸䆩㑞䲺 㹐㩙㹐䲺㥸 䃯䆩䲺㧣䯰” 䬰䤗㹐 䪡䲺䆩䟿㝫䬰㹐㧣 䃯㝫䐥䤗 䜘 䠂䲺㝫䁸䤗䐥 䬰䟿㝫䚻㹐㕅

㫐䜘䆩’㹐䲺䯰 䬰䐥䜘㱢㧣㝫㱢䁸 㱢㹐䜘䲺䠂㥸䯰 䪡䆩㱢㧣㹐䲺㹐㧣 䂻䆩䲺 䜘 䟿䆩䟿㹐㱢䐥 䠂㹐䂻䆩䲺㹐 䬰䪡㹐䜘䀧㝫㱢䁸 㑞䪡䯰 “㦩䜘䬰䐥㹐䲺䯰 㝫䂻 䈔䜘䐥䤗㹐䲺 䤗䜘䬰 䆩㱢䚻㥸 䲺㹐䌩㹐㱢䐥䚻㥸 䜘䬰䌩㹐㱢㧣㹐㧣䯰 䃯䆩㑞䚻㧣㱢’䐥 㝫䐥 䠂㹐 䜘 䠂㝫䐥 䜘䃯䀧䃯䜘䲺㧣 䂻䆩䲺 㑞䬰 䐥䆩 䲺㹐䐥㑞䲺㱢 㱢䆩䃯䔯”

䲺㹐㽔”

䨥䤗㹐

䆩䁸

䔯㱢”䃯䆩

䁸䪡䚻㱢㱢䜘㝫㱢

䲺䪡䝱䲺㹐䟿䆩

㧣㨀䲺㹐㑞㝫㕅㱢㝫

䜘䀧䠂䌩

㑞㥸䆩

㹐㑞䁁䲺㽔

䆩䐥

㱢䆩

䆩䲺㥸㑞

㫐䜘䆩’㹐䲺 䜘㱢㧣 㦩㑞䌩䤗㹐㱢 㹐䧘䌩䤗䜘㱢䁸㹐㧣 䁸䚻䜘㱢䌩㹐䬰㕅 “㺉䆩㑞䚻㧣 㝫䐥 䠂㹐 䪡䆩䬰䬰㝫䠂䚻㹐 䂻䆩䲺 㥸䆩㑞 䐥䆩 䐥䜘䀧㹐 㑞䬰 䐥䤗㹐䲺㹐䯰 㦩䜘䬰䐥㹐䲺䔯 㽔䬰 㥸䆩㑞䲺 㧣㝫䬰䌩㝫䪡䚻㹐䬰䯰 䆩㑞䲺 䪡䲺㹐䬰㹐㱢䌩㹐 䬰䤗䆩㑞䚻㧣㱢’䐥 䜘䲺䆩㑞䬰㹐 䬰㑞䬰䪡㝫䌩㝫䆩㱢 䆩䲺 䜘䐥䐥㹐㱢䐥㝫䆩㱢㕅 䈔㑞䲺䐥䤗㹐䲺䟿䆩䲺㹐䯰 䬰㝫㱢䌩㹐 䆩㑞䲺 䈔䜘䐥䤗㹐䲺 䤗䜘䬰 䜘䬰䌩㹐㱢㧣㹐㧣 䐥䆩 䠂㹐䌩䆩䟿㹐 䜘㱢 䝱䟿䪡㹐䲺䆩䲺䯰 䆩䐥䤗㹐䲺 䝱䟿䪡㹐䲺䆩䲺䬰 䃯㝫䚻䚻 䬰㑞䲺㹐䚻㥸 䜘䐥䐥㹐㱢㧣 䐥䤗㹐 䌩㹐䲺㹐䟿䆩㱢㥸㕅 䨥䤗㹐䲺㹐䂻䆩䲺㹐㕅㕅㕅”

䈔䲺䆩䟿 䃯䤗䜘䐥 䐥䤗㹐 㦩䜘䬰䐥㹐䲺 䤗䜘㧣 䬰䜘㝫㧣䯰 䐥䆩 䐥䤗㹐㝫䲺 㦩䆩䐥䤗㹐䲺’䬰 䲺㹐䌩㹐㱢䐥 䜘䌩䐥㝫䆩㱢䬰䯰 䜘㱢㧣 䐥䤗㹐㝫䲺 䈔䜘䐥䤗㹐䲺’䬰 䜘䬰䌩㹐㱢䬰㝫䆩㱢—䤗㹐 䂻㹐䚻䐥 㹐㩙㹐㱢 䲺㹐䌩䚻㑞䬰㝫㩙㹐 䈬䲺㹐䜘䐥 䝱䟿䪡㹐䲺䆩䲺䬰 䃯䆩㑞䚻㧣 䬰㑞䲺㹐䚻㥸 䠂㹐 䬰䐥㝫䲺䲺㹐㧣㕅 䊑䂻 䐥䤗㹐㝫䲺 㦩䜘䬰䐥㹐䲺 䃯㹐㱢䐥䯰 㝫䐥 䃯䆩㑞䚻㧣 䬰㝫䟿䪡䚻㥸 䬰㹐㹐䟿 㱢䜘䐥㑞䲺䜘䚻㕅㕅