For a man, pushing the fence back is a more troublesome affair — before planning to break the dam, you can pull the fence up and plant it in another place, but when the raging river has already filled within the fence, you can't pull up the fence anymore; you can only push it step by step inward.
"When you also come to our Xuanmen and form a Spirit Body, you'll understand," Zhu Gaoyang laughs, "The body is like clothes, lose an arm and replace it, break a bone and mend it, if there's a hole, patch it up, make do for a year is a year."
Pei Ye cupped his fists to show respect to him.
After a while, he said, "Brother Zhu... I'm really happy to be with you."
Zhu Gaoyang turned to look at him, the boy's face gaining definition, still smeared with some uncleansed blood and flowing rain, his eyes gazing beyond the big stone, not knowing whether looking at the rain curtain or something beyond it.
