Chapter 715 - 26: Celestial Emperor’s Firstborn, Yellow-robed King

Chapter 715: Chapter 26: Celestial Emperor’s Firstborn, Yellow-robed King

"It seems you’re just like me!"

The Great Golden Crow, who had always maintained a calm demeanor, showed clear emotional fluctuations on his face for the first time.

Respect and admiration for Father God, or concern for his younger siblings, were reasons the Great Golden Crow chose to actively intervene in this war.

In this respect, Golden Horn was exactly like the Great Golden Crow.

"It’s a pity that you and I were not born in the same era."

"If my Father God could rewrite destiny, if I could successfully live to see the future, we could probably become friends!"

Looking into the eyes of the Great Golden Crow, Golden Horn, who started to vaguely sense something, smiled again.

"No problem, if you truly can be reborn in the future, the two of us will certainly become friends."

"But before that, your opponent is not me."

With a slight raise of his eyebrow, the Great Golden Crow, who was ready to step down personally, unconsciously followed Golden Horn’s gaze.

Somehow, Heng’e had already walked out of the Guanghan Palace of the Great Moon.

And behind the Great Moon, the eleven moons that had previously been hidden gradually appeared, and from them stepped out eleven goddesses with similar faces.

Despite their rather conflicted expressions, one by one they stood resolutely behind Heng’e, facing their elder brother.

"You’re simply causing trouble!"

Looking at her eleven younger sisters, Heng’e showed an unusual expression of annoyance.

"Who told you to come out?"

"Don’t you know this is the most intense moment of the battle?"

Faced with the angry Heng’e, the eleven goddesses exchanged glances with each other, and it was finally Chang’e who spoke first.

"Eldest Sister, Big Brother wouldn’t do anything to us."

"If Big Brother truly harbored ill will towards us, how could we have safely spent these five hundred years?"

What Chang’e said was true, but in Heng’e’s ears, it sounded slightly harsh.

It implied that their safety over these five hundred years was not due to her protection, but because of the Great Golden Crow’s selective ignorance.

For the always-proud Heng’e, this was no less than a slap to the face.

But looking at her sisters with their stubborn expressions, Heng’e couldn’t muster even a harsh word, only a sigh.

After all, from a certain perspective, if it weren’t for the conflict between Heng’e and the Great Golden Crow, why would her sisters have to hide for five hundred years?

"This time when you came out, you didn’t just want to tell me this, right?"

After a brief silence, Heng’e softly asked her sisters.

"Mother, it’s Mother there who is already struggling to hold on."

Chang’e still stared stubbornly at Heng’e, though her words betrayed an unspeakable sadness.

"What?"

A sudden exclamation caught Chang’e’s ear.

But it wasn’t Heng’e, who was nearby, who made this exclamation, but the Great Golden Crow, half a starry sky away.

"What happened to Aunt?"

Silently, a young boy dressed in a yellow robe appeared out of nowhere.

This boy stood eight feet tall, his physique not particularly burly, yet he exuded an aura of natural authority.

More crucially, the boy wore no boots, only a pair of golden bird claws, and faint feathers were visible on the surface of his skin.

"Big Brother!"

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Celestial Emperor’s Capital, Seven Luminaries Moya Heaven.

This is the Sixth Heaven of the Celestial Emperor’s Capital, the center of the universe and star movements.

The so-called "Seven Luminaries" refer to the Sun, Moon, Venus, Jupiter, Mercury, Mars, and Saturn, directly controlling the movements of the stars and the universe in this era.

Even after Emperor Hao’s fall and before the Tao Ancestor established the Circulation of Celestial Bodies system, this place could still indirectly influence the changes in the universe and stars.

This also meant that any situation occurring in the Celestial Emperor’s Capital would immediately manifest in the movement of the stars.

However, ever since Emperor Hao announced his realization of the Tao, only the Celestial Empress Chang Xi could freely enter and exit the Seven Luminaries Moya Heaven.

This situation persisted until Heng’e officially declared war on the Great Golden Crow.

Chang Xi gathered all of Emperor Hao’s concubines and descendants to the Seven Luminaries Moya Heaven, strictly forbidding them to leave without permission.

In fact, this is the fundamental reason why Chang’e said the Great Golden Crow harbors no ill will towards them.

If the Great Golden Crow truly had ill intentions towards them, how could the mere Seven Luminaries Moya Heaven be concealed from him?

One cannot overlook the complex feelings the Great Golden Crow has towards Chang Xi.

The Great Golden Crow is the eldest son of Emperor Hao and the former Sun God Xihe. He was showered with love from his parents and received their strict guidance.

During that time, Emperor Hao was not yet the Celestial Emperor, and Sun God Xihe was the undisputed ruler of that era.

However, Emperor Hao and Xihe eventually fell out over differences in philosophy, and Xihe subsequently vanished.

To this day, the Great Golden Crow doesn’t know if his mother is dead or if she simply refuses to see his father.

The only certainty is that the Great Golden Crow enjoyed the love of both his father and mother, something his younger siblings did not.

Whether intentionally or unintentionally, the Great Golden Crow was extremely indulgent towards his younger siblings, which led to his reputation for "benevolence" spreading from that time.

Yet when it came to dealing with Chang Xi, the Great Golden Crow’s attitude was very contradictory.

Chang Xi, Xihe’s sister, became Emperor Hao’s second wife and thus the Great Golden Crow’s stepmother.

In the eyes of outsiders, the Great Golden Crow is the quintessential "eldest son template," and his attitude towards Chang Xi as his stepmother was very respectful.

But the fact that he insists on calling her "Aunt" reveals that, deep down, the Great Golden Crow harbors resentment.

In the Great Golden Crow’s heart, Chang Xi can be his mother’s sister or Emperor Hao’s wife, but she cannot be both.

As an ancient Moon God who has experienced many worldly affairs, Chang Xi naturally noticed the Great Golden Crow’s internal conflict.

However, she did not lecture him with grand principles nor recount her emotional experiences.

Chang Xi simply cared for the Great Golden Crow with the tenderness of a true mother, never altering her behavior because of his attitude.

Sometimes, when the Great Golden Crow inadvertently angered Emperor Hao,

Chang Xi would step in without hesitation, boldly taking him to reside permanently in her Moon Palace.

From this perspective, Chang Xi, as a stepmother and aunt, even achieved what his biological mother could not.

The strong-willed Xihe, the gentle-natured Chang Xi...

To see who influenced the Great Golden Crow the most, one only has to observe his character.

Over time, although the Great Golden Crow still had unresolved feelings, he no longer rejected Chang Xi.

When they were alone together, he would even show some weakness and petulance, as if they were real mother and son.

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