Yue Hongling used "I saw you" instead of "Illusion Technique"; she was very clear about it, because what she saw was Zhao Changhe.
Her Zhao Changhe of the heart.
It was a mirror-like sheet of clean ice, within which she couldn't see her own image at the time but rather Zhao Changhe riding his horse through the sandy dust, with thousands of troops chasing behind him.
Yue Hongling knew that was the moment she felt most moved by Zhao Changhe, where her true love began, not during the earlier accidental romantic encounter in the Maitreya Sect temple or the embrace in the inn after being tricked by Sisi.
Such romantic moments could be treated as a short-lived dream, soon leaving no trace. Yet those memories of racing horses across the sandy dust were forever etched in her heart, reoccurring and unforgettable.
However, for a martial artist and a lone swordsman pursuing the pinnacle of Martial Arts, such sweet memories and longing had an unfortunate term to describe them.
