I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal
Chapter 377 - 252: The vast sea allows the fish to leap; the high sky lets the birds fly_2

Chapter 377: Chapter 252: The vast sea allows the fish to leap; the high sky lets the birds fly_2

Such a choice was quite convenient.

Apart from the head culprit and the clerk who had personally wronged him, he didn’t even bother cleaning up the rest of the people involved in this shoddy act; it was just right to let the head culprit take the whole blame.

As he thought this over.

Chen Yun began to focus on his telekinesis exercise once again.

...

On the afternoon of May 3rd,

Chen Yun and his group of four wandered around a bit more.

Due to the mountain closure, their range of activities and planned itinerary were almost cut in half.

Adding to this, since they weren’t foolish enough to insist on entering the mountain despite the closure, their choices for playing were essentially limited to within the small town.

However, the afternoon sun was gentle and bright.

Shining on the quaint streets of the town, it added a touch of warmth to this tranquil place.

Chen Yun, Bai Shi, Jiang Anping, and Sun Huwen strolled down the cobblestone paths, heading toward the museum on the east side of the town.

Though the mountain closure limited their explorations, this unexpected restriction encouraged them to appreciate the unique charm of the town even more diligently.

The museum was nestled in a lush garden, its simple architectural facade blending harmoniously with the surrounding environment, as if time had intentionally paused here.

Upon entering, a serene and solemn atmosphere enveloped them, compelling them to unconsciously soften their footsteps.

The museum housed many precious artifacts relocated from the Ancient Temple they had encountered to seek shelter from the rain, each bearing the weight of rich history and stories.

Initially, Chen Yun paid close attention, intrigued, but not experiencing the same feeling as that day, his interest soon waned.

However, Bai Shi, who had a strong interest in history and culture, shone with excitement, pausing frequently in front of certain exhibits.

He carefully read the explanations, occasionally muttering his opinions softly.

Most of his opinions involved a deep yet simple critique of the artifact creators, curators, and annotators.

His main point was that nobody else was up to snuff.

Only he was capable!

Jiang Anping and Sun Huwen, though not as obsessed with historical details as Bai Shi, were also attracted by these artifacts which seemed to transcend time and space.

Occasionally, Jiang Anping would pepper their cultural journey with her dry humor to add a light-hearted atmosphere, while Sun Huwen showed a preference for the exquisite handicrafts, her eyes reflecting admiration for the ancient craftsmen’s clever designs.

During the visit, they were fortunate to encounter an enthusiastic guide who not only elaborately narrated the stories behind each artifact but also interjected a lot of interesting historical trivia, making the museum visit much more lively and enjoyable.

Of course,

Bai Shi also suddenly became spirited.

His display of profound knowledge and expertise left the guide bewildered for a moment, unsure who was the real guide.

As the sun set, they reluctantly left the museum, their hearts filled with wonderful memories of this brief yet profound cultural exploration.

Laughter and conversation intertwined, adding yet more warmth and joy to the journey.

As night fell, the town gradually returned to tranquility.

At dinner time, they chose a local specialty restaurant and gathered to share the day’s sights and experiences.

And thus, Chen Yun and his companions’ journey came to a close in a mood of contentment and anticipation.

It wasn’t just ending tonight.

It also included what came after.

With the May Day holiday halfway through and Sun Huwen needing to rush back due to some urgent matter, their quite satisfactory trip came to an end.

Bai Shi was conveniently leaving the country for a trip, and Chen Yun was about to embark on a world tour, both readily accepting the end of this trip.

Jiang Anping had no objections, quietly drank a few more glasses of liquor at tonight’s farewell dinner, then with lowered head and blushing cheeks, not uttering a word, vigorously stroked the silly dog Bai Jin.

Partings might be melancholic.

But in most cases, they are not as dramatic as depicted in movies.

After all, in modern society, farewells are rarely a matter of life and death, and with today’s fast and efficient transportation, even if separated by vast distances, one can easily reunite.

So, their demeanor was quite similar to that when they had bid farewell to Chen Yun heading to the seaside.

However, it was evident

that this time, Sun Huwen and Jiang Anping had drunk much more, eventually passing out drunkenly on the table without regard to appearances.

This was because at the dinner table, Bai Shi and his girlfriend Sun Huwen had mentioned going far away, and Chen Yun also told everyone his plans to take the silly dog Bai Jin on a solo world tour.

So...

It might be difficult to meet again easily in the future, or rather, it would be a long time before they could see each other, increasing the difficulty of reunion.

Realizing this, the two women drank themselves into inebriation.

Chen Yun and Bai Shi also drank a fair amount,

but one’s body had evolved to where he could not get drunk, and the other often drank and was not easily intoxicated.

Therefore, the two remained clear-headed, continuing to clink glasses at the table.

After a while,

Bai Shi, his face slightly flushed, suddenly spoke up, "Should we leave quietly tomorrow morning without saying goodbye to anyone?"

Bai Shi looked at Chen Yun and asked with a smile.

When Chen Yun had left Shucheng for Qixi City last time, it was just the two of them who had gone to the airport, without contacting Jiang Anping or Sun Huwen.

This wasn’t because they weren’t close.

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