Chapter 1215

Chapter 1215: I haven’t had time to call you Master, the Dao-building expert of Yanyang Realm

Gu Changge chose not to leave immediately. In the following days, Barbara returned to her tribe to reunite with her adoptive father and the others. Gu Changge remained unseen, observing everything from a distance.

Barbara shared many secrets about the barbarian G.o.d with her adoptive father and the tribe.

Gu Changge wasn’t concerned with how they would handle this information. Meanwhile, the Barbarian G.o.d Sect had been destroyed in a single day, leaving the surrounding areas in ruins and causing a stir in the world.

Many groups investigated, but Gu Changge had already taken steps to conceal Barbara’s involvement.

Barbara wasn’t worried about being detected by other powers in the world. Given her current strength, she had little to fear from other forces.

The nights were serene, the moonlight flowing over the tribe like water. Gu Changge stood on a distant mountain, dressed in spotless white, silently watching the lively scene below.

Barbarians sang and danced around a bright bonfire, their joy palpable. The cold wind made his clothes flutter, making him appear like an ethereal being ready to ascend under the moonlight.

I hope you don’t disappoint me.

Gu Changge mused, his gaze resting on Barbara in the distance. She was smiling brightly and enjoying food and drink with her people. Her demeanor was relaxed and free. Having confronted the so-called truth, she seemed less restless and more at ease.

Gu Changge chose not to intervene.

Barbara still needed time to grow and be tempered. Revealing all the truths to her would defeat the purpose of his efforts.

Over these days, he had taught her various divine powers, forbidden techniques, and secret arts of his own creation. Before his eventual departure, he fulfilled his role as a guide, although he never formally acknowledged himself as her master. However, Barbara regarded him as a true mentor in her heart.

I look forward to our next meeting, Barbara.

Gu Changge thought to himself, but he chose not to say farewell. Farewells and formalities were of little significance to him, and he felt no need for a parting word. In the next instant, he vanished as if he had never been there, leaving no trace or impact on the world. It was as though he had never existed in this world.

At that moment, Barbara, who was joyfully dining with her tribesmen, felt a sudden, inexplicable pang in her heart.

Overwhelmed by an unknown emotion, she stood up abruptly, leaving her clan members in surprise and confusion. Driven by an inexplicable urge, she rushed towards the back mountain.

Senior…

She called out into the moonlit silence, her voice filled with anxiety, as if she had lost something invaluable. But her calls were met only with echoes, no response forthcoming.

Why…

Barbara murmured to herself. She had expected Gu Changge to stay a bit longer, at least for a few more days, and to bid her farewell in a more traditional manner. His silent departure, without a single word or gesture of goodbye, left her feeling empty and lost.

Leaning against an ancient tree, her strength seemed to drain away. She had planned to begin her journey of revenge after settling tribal matters, hoping to make Gu Changge proud. She had even formulated her next steps, but now she would never get the chance to share them with him, nor receive his acknowledgement.

I… I haven’t had the chance to call you Master…

She whispered, holding onto a moon-white coat that belonged to him. Burying her face in it, she sought some connection to Gu Changge, some lingering presence of her mentor. Her mood was somber, and her usually bright and clear eyes now appeared dimmed by sadness.

For Barbara, Gu Changge was more than just a mentor. Over the days they spent together, she realized that he wasn’t as indifferent as she first thought.

He patiently taught her, even taking the time to explain simple truths. She tried to get closer to him, even preparing barbecues, which he initially seemed to dislike but eventually accepted. To Barbara, this was a sign of their growing bond.

However, just as unexpectedly as he had arrived in her world, Gu Changge left without a trace. Despite her sadness, Barbara believed that they would meet again, and she would be able to call him ‘Master’ in person.

Shaking off her gloom, Barbara realized she had a long journey ahead. She was determined to find the G.o.d responsible for her plight, defeat him, and make her name known across the universe.

After paying her respects to the silent forest, she left resolutely.

Meanwhile, in a distant part of the universe, where life-bearing stars and ancient star beasts roamed, a middle-aged man in simple silk attire was attending to matters in a grand palace.

The palace, inscribed with the ancient characters “Zhou Mie,” was a sight to behold.

Interrupting his work, a report came about a broken token found in the Hall of Destiny. The middle-aged man, the patriarch, inquired about the token’s owner. Learning it belonged to someone a.s.sociated with Barbara, his interest peaked.

He mused that if Barbara could pa.s.s the final trial, she might take over his Zhou Mie Mansion. With time, he contemplated, she could even become a Dao-building expert in the Yanyang Realm.