Chapter 1927 - 1925: No Longer Cold and Aloof
Chapter 1927: Chapter 1925: No Longer Cold and Aloof
Meanwhile, in the southern region during the same season, the peach blossoms and cherry blossoms have already bloomed throughout the city.
Take the magnolia, for instance. It can bloom full of flowers in the south, but in the north, it might not even survive.
This is the limitation from the differences in climate and regions.
Qin Yize’s brows furrowed slightly, then relaxed as he said softly, "For Huaxia Country, this should be considered an alien species. But we can let my classmates inspect it first, then give it to Great Grandma and the others."
Gu Qiaoqiao likes plants and flowers but doesn’t tend to them, while those who love flowers and plants the most are Great Grandma and his mother. Qin Yize knows Gu Qiaoqiao is picking them for their sake.
No matter who they give it to first after returning, it’s fine overall. So Gu Qiaoqiao and Qin Yize pulled up flowers and beautiful grass they hadn’t seen in Great Grandma’s garden using Spiritual Energy, taking them up by the roots and with some soil. Of course, they can’t just put them like that in the magical space.
The time in the space should be eternal and fixed, so when placed there, these plants stay as fresh as when they were just uprooted from the soil.
Gu Qiaoqiao wasn’t worried about their survival, only that the soil might dirty the space. So before putting these plants into the magical space, she wrapped their roots with paper, placing them one by one against the wall. Surprisingly, this made the space instantly more vibrant, no longer cold and empty.
The two needed to keep moving and find a suitable camping spot before dark. After all, walking in the forest at midnight, despite their Special Abilities, was indeed too dangerous.
Therefore, Gu Qiaoqiao only gathered rare plants nearby into the space, not venturing further.
This time, Gu Qiaoqiao carried a small backpack with only some personal items, basically akin to an empty pack. Qin Yize didn’t place everything into the space, yet it was vastly different from earlier. Given his strength, it felt almost weightless.
Once they sorted everything out here, they followed the Sika Deer deeper into the forest. There was no path, but thankfully fewer shrubs and brambles. The spacing between trees was sizable, making the trek relatively effortless.
However, the fallen leaves were so thick that every step produced a crunching sound, complemented by small animals scurrying nearby, creating a lively scene.
After walking for about ten minutes, Qin Yize took his backpack off and hung it around his neck, then picked up Gu Qiaoqiao, walking steadily and unhurriedly into the depths of the forest.
The benefits of cultivating a magical space are truly numerous—Gu Qiaoqiao was quite pleased.
A leisurely conversation between the two started echoing amidst the dappled tree shadows.
"...Ah Ze, having cultivated this space, life has become incredibly convenient."
"Indeed, without the need to carry a big backpack, I can carry you instead."
Qin Yize’s voice was just as delighted; who wouldn’t enjoy carrying their young wife?
Sweet-smelling, soft, like a little loaf.
"But I feel I’m heavier than a backpack."
"It’s alright; your significance is certainly different from a backpack."
"...Ah Ze, when we travel by train in the future, could we not buy tickets?"
"What do you mean?" Qin Yize asked languidly.
"If our family of four travels, I could place the three of you in the magical space, buy just one ticket, and bring you out after reaching the station. Wouldn’t that save three train tickets?"
Gu Qiaoqiao was smug, and Qin Yize couldn’t help but chuckle quietly, "Should I thank my young wife for saving us three ticket fares then?"
"Of course, you should thank me. Three tickets aren’t cheap," Gu Qiaoqiao said, full of good humor and teasing.
"Forget it, our family isn’t in need of saving three tickets. However, I appreciate my wife’s intention—you can rest assured that I’ll certainly earn well in the future."
"Hehe, Ah Ze, do you think fate is helping us? When we reach the gold mine, I’ll store all the gold from the mine in the magical space. It’s safe and secretive.
Listening to the cheerful voice of the little wife on his back, Qin Yize’s smile widened. The world of the Mystic Sect is so wondrous, where imagination is the only limit, and impossibility doesn’t exist.
Gu Qiaoqiao certainly couldn’t let Qin Yize carry her the whole way. Their journey truly felt like a tour, traveling light without needing to hold anything, ever so convenient!
Moreover, Qin Yize had a specialized instrument. The water tested contained abundant Spiritual Energy and rich minerals, greatly beneficial to health after drinking.
The two each had a cup with sweet, refreshing water that filled them with warm power.
This feeling is indescribable, and only a small cup is sufficient.
One shouldn’t be too greedy. Gu Qiaoqiao looked at the two jugs of Spirit Spring Water in the magical space—with one jug holding 10 pounds, totaling 20 pounds. The two had only drunk two small cups, leaving over 19 pounds, more than enough for the family.
And these items are divine gifts—one should never think about how they didn’t bring a 100-pound barrel, letting excess water flow into the ground.
Such thoughts shouldn’t exist. Having these two jugs is already a blessing from above.
Moreover, the Spirit Spring Water has another effect; after drinking, many birds from the forest flew around them, chirping away. Various kinds of birds appeared, including colorful parrots. They stayed not too close, but it was lively.
The Sika Deer had already drunk its fill earlier.
Gu Qiaoqiao didn’t stop this. For the Sika Deer, it was also its opportunity, as it brought them here. Still, Gu Qiaoqiao worried it might suddenly transform before them, but fortunately, except for its coat becoming smoother and shinier, nothing changed. Communication with Gu Qiaoqiao became easier.
They didn’t encounter any large animals along the way. By night, they reached the forest’s center, set up a simple tent, stationed a Barrier around them, and began preparing dinner.
Qin Yize took three buckets in total, with his large backpack being custom-made.
The other two buckets held Spirit Spring Water—one used for cooking noodles, leaving half of it.
This time, they cooked porridge, adding two eggs to make egg drop porridge.
Before setting off, they also brought a jar of pickles—the kind both liked, which Qin Sisi could also make.
For Qin Sisi’s family of four, Qin Sisi and her husband firmly held on to their food preferences, so there really were plenty of pickles at home.