61.2

"I feel like a warrior rebelling against the devil." The "devil" stood next to her and his voice was even colder than the air around them.

"Get up. The ice is too cold." The words were of concern, but the tone was so unkind.

For Changyi, chasing her down was too easy. Ji Yunhe now realized how naive she had been. But she did not regret her attempt to run away. She probably would never regret it.

Ji Yunhe the Warrior turned her head and looked at Changyi the Devil, then spoke out heroically, "The moon is beautiful, come and lie with me for a while."

The devil did not smile and his tone grew even worse, "Get up."

The warrior then turned into a dead pig not afraid of boiling water she shifted her bottom on the ice and moved sideways like a starfish.

(A chinese metaphor for when someone has a thick skin and does not care about getting criticized or yelled at.)

"Don't want to." The devil nodded his head.

"Okay."

Changyi moved his fingertips as soon as his word fell. Click! click! crunch! crack!, several pillars of water streamed out from the ice under Ji Yunhe, wrapping around her limbs and her neck and lifting her up.

"Hey hey hey, what is this?"

The water pillars were heated and warmed up her freezing arms and legs. Ji Yunhe tried to struggle but it was useless.

"You don't want to get up, then you will be carried back."

Changyi turned around and walked in the front while the water pillars carrying Ji Yunhe followed behind him.

"Changyi..." Changyi ignored her.

"I gloriously broke through the seal and came out in style, it's too embarrassing to go back like this." Changyi gave a cold laugh.

"Embarrassing? Then you shouldn't have broken the seal." Ji Yunhe understood.

This fish did not openly complain, but was secretly angry with her. She put on a coaxing smile. "I felt well rested today, so I wanted to get some exercise. See, I didn't wreck your house, didn't get far, and didn't cause much trouble. Let me go and I will walk myself back. Being carried like this is so improper." Changyi turned around.

"I let you go, and you walk as agreed." Ji Yunhe reassured him,

"You let me go, I walk as agreed."

The water pillars withdrew themselves and merged back into the ice over the lake. Ji Yunhe landed firmly onto her feet.

Changyi turned around to lead the way while Ji Yunhe rubbed her wrist and glanced at his back. Then she looked up at the moon and let out a silent sigh.

Nine tails appeared in a flash, and she took off running again, leaping into the air. However, as soon as she jumped, silver hair and blue eyes instantly appeared before her. Alarmed, she tried to raise her hands, but Changyi had already taken a hold of her neck and pushed her back onto the ice.

His fingers did not exert force, they only restrained her movements. Changyi's face was a look of suppressed rage. He glared at Ji Yunhe, and spoke while almost gritting his teeth.

"Do you think I still believe everything you say like before? Do you think you can still fool me?" He abruptly raised a hand and caught a black tail that Ji Yunhe had sneaked behind him for ambush.

"Do you think... you can still hurt me?"

Nope.

At this point, Changyi's aura alone was enough to fully suppress Ji Yunhe. They were on completely different levels. Or rather, from the start till now, she had never been his match.

When she stabbed him with her sword that night, it was only because he never thought of blocking her.

Changyi tightened his hand and the force passed through her tail into her body. She felt a brief sting in her chest, then all of her powers immediately scattered and her limbs grew weak. She could only look at him helplessly and be at his mercy.

"Ji Yunhe, you are now in my hands." His blue eyes rippled and turned into a dark, stormy sea.

"I can tell you clearly now, the freedom that you want, I will not give it to you. You want to return to your roots, I will not give it to you either," he said while slightly leaning over, his lips coming to Ji Yunhe's ear.

"You can only be in my hands, you can't go anywhere." His hot breath blew onto Ji Yunhe's ear, making her shiver and giving her goosebumps down half of her body.

Just as she was trying to figure out what he was going to do, Ji Yunhe felt a sudden pain in her ear. Changyi bit her! His bite broke the skin and made her bleed.

"What are you... doing?!"

Ji Yunhe exclaimed in a startled voice. Changyi wiped away the blood with a finger and revealed a blue colored rune imprinted onto her ear.

"Other than being by my side… " he said, "from the furthest end of the earth to the deepest corners of the sea, from heaven to hell, you will not be allowed anywhere."

He said with craze and certainty, Ji Yunhe knew this matter was now completely out of the question.