Chapter 32
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When Lin Daiyu woke up, the piece of driftwood that she had been hugging was placed aside. She was lying on the shore with her lower body submerged in the water. She was drenched and cold. She spat out a few mouthfuls of water and called out "Uncle" a few times, but there was only an echo.
The mountain was covered in white mist, with green trees and red flowers faintly visible. The blue waves behind her were moving slowly. There was no one around.
She finally climbed ashore on her own. She hugged her shoulders and sat by the reeds on the shore. Her body and head were dripping wet. The wind in the mountain was slightly cold and chilly. She gave a thin sneeze.
At this moment, a clear, high-pitched, and beautiful singing voice floated from the distant river that was shrouded in white fog. "Fog shrouds the river, the water pushes the boat, Li River sends me out of the tiger's den."
The voice was half Han and half Zhuang, with a strong accent. Daiyu could only understand a little. It seemed to be a female voice.
Slowly, the voice got closer and closer.
She didn't know who it was. Daiyu wanted to get up and hide in the forest. The moment she stood up, she suddenly felt dizzy and fell back to the ground.
Daiyu felt her pulse and smiled bitterly. She had been sick for a long time and knew that she was weak. She was afraid that she was sick.
But there was no one around, only mountains and rivers. And the gradually approaching voice.
For a moment, she was at a loss. She could only force herself to be calm and wait for the person to appear in front of her.
When the birds on the river were startled, the water separated, and a figure gradually appeared in the white mist.
The person who appeared in the white mist was a young woman dressed in traditional clothes.
The woman was about seventeen or eighteen years old. Her face was rosy and cute like an azalea flower. Her eyebrows were long and slender like willow branches. She smiled and opened her mouth. A beautiful voice floated out of her throat. There was a kind of supernatural joy on her face.
What was even more miraculous was that the waves of the river were rolling and the white fog was misty. She walked on the waves and stepped on a bunch of grapevines that were tied together. In her hand was a green bamboo pole that still had bamboo leaves.
Daiyu was stunned for a moment. She had also read a lot of romantic legends. At this time, she was sick and dizzy. She could not help but think, "Grape vines under his feet and a green bamboo pole in his hand. Could he be an immortal from the mountain?
The woman also saw Daiyu sitting on the shore, leaning against the reeds with water dripping from her head.
She stopped singing and propped herself up with the bamboo pole. The grapevines stood gracefully by the beach. She looked at Daiyu from head to toe and was quite surprised. Suddenly, she smiled and said something.
That was the Guangxi dialect.
He saw Daiyu's blank face. The woman seemed to have realized something. When she spoke again with a smile, she spoke with a Guangxi accent. However, she could barely understand the official language, "Little girl, why are you wandering on the beach instead of living in the Dragon Palace?"
The young girl, Lin Daiyu, had a delicate body, a pale face, and a peerlessly beautiful appearance. Her long black hair was wet and draped over her shoulders. Leaning against the beach, she indeed looked like a Dragon Palace daffodil that had come ashore.
Daiyu was stunned. Suddenly, her pale face turned red. She smiled, "Which immortal are you? How do you know me?"
The woman waved her hand and pointed to her back. She smiled and sang, "I'm not an immortal, I'm not a god. I'm a woodcutter in the mountain."
Daiyu shook her dizzy head and looked carefully. She was indeed carrying a woodcutter on her back.
The woman smiled again, "Little girl, you're wearing good Han family clothes. Why are you on the beach? Are you really the Dragon Palace's Water Immortal? "
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