Chapter 96 Fairy or Ghost

Under the water, Lin Luoran’s hand grabs the phoenix sword tighter. Water drops run from her wet hair to her face and into her eyes, which is very uncomfortable. Still, Lin Luoran tries her best to keep her eyes open and stares at the floating shadow — in fact, this shadow over a cloud doesn’t look so much as a human. This is a slim woman, in yellow palace costume, who wears her hair in a bun. Different from the Tang costume Li Xi’er always wears, her palace costume is graceful. A bright and colorful peony on her hair adds elegance to her — if Li Xi’er always looks like a woman in traditional Chinese realistic paintings, this woman is a beauty who just walks out of an ancient painting because a sense of fresh and lively dignity lingers around her. “Who are you?” Not all good-looking people are nice, and it’s not true that people who ride on clouds are fairies. Lin Luoran is clever enough not to worship this beauty because of the way she appears. Lin doesn’t bring down even a bi