Chapter 430 Passionate Moment

The weather remained bitterly cold.

The surroundings were blanketed in an endless expanse of white snow, devoid of any trace or footprint, not even those left by animals.

There were no birds flying in the sky. It felt as if this place had been forsaken by the heavens.

Jonathan and Yeverie moved on, their footsteps faltering as they trudged through the snow.

The number of blood bags was running perilously low. After three arduous days of walking, they remained trapped in the boundless snow, seemingly unable to escape its icy grip.

Despair began to creep in as it felt as though they would never find a way out.

To make matters worse, their blood bags had run dry.

Their only option was to drink melted snow for sustenance.

If Jonathan and Yeverie couldn't find food or a way out, they could potentially starve to death. Even the most skilled martial artist needed food to survive. Without it, their bodies would waste away with their strength fading.

Fortunately, Jonathan and Yeverie possessed unmatched resilience, enduring hardships that would shatter the resolve of others.

One fateful night, they stumbled upon a cave nestled within the snowy landscape.

Their hearts leaped with joy as they entered the cavern.

The cave floor was ice, and the smooth walls surrounding them emanated a bone-chilling cold.

Despite the harsh environment, Jonathan and Yeverie were relieved to find the cave.

They spent the night nestled together, finding solace and support in each other's presence.

Having braved the treacherous path together, they had long shed their inhibitions and relied on each other for survival.

The next morning, Jonathan and Yeverie were drawn by the sun's rays piercing through the cave's entrance.

"Is that sunlight?" Yeverie's face flushed with excitement.

For days, they had only known a bleak and overcast sky.

It was a joy to witness the long-lost sun shining upon them.

When the duo stepped out of the cave, they were met with a breathtaking sight surpassing anything they had ever seen.

It was the legendary aurora borealis! According to legends, this spectacular scene was reserved for those who braved the icy realms.

Yes, it was the aurora borealis.

It was the most exquisite light that Jonathan and Yeverie had ever witnessed. The dancing lights painted the heavens with a kaleidoscope of colors, ranging from ethereal greens to vibrant reds. The display resembled ribbons, fireworks, bows, and curtains, each moment transforming into a mesmerizing new form. The entire sky seemed to come alive, displaying an ever-changing masterpiece of nature's brilliant creation.

The scenery was more dazzling than the sparkling stars and the brightest lights. Jonathan and Yeverie were completely captivated by its beauty.

In the days leading up to this moment, both of them had been plagued by feelings of disappointment. But in this instance, their spirits soared, for the sight before them was a rare and extraordinary experience. It was a glimpse of sheer magnificence amidst their toils and hardships.

Some people would spend an entire night climbing Mount Goliath just to witness a fleeting minute of sunrise.

Humans constantly seek out moments of beauty in their life, and this was one such moment.

few precious minutes before gradually fading away, leaving behind a gentle dawn

encountered vast icy plains stretching for

peaks. In fact, they soon lost count of the distance

no matter how far they journeyed, they found

swiftly, and soon fifteen consecutive days had

had been a grueling twenty days since Jonathan and Yeverie set

survival. But for the following fifteen

with the lack of proper nourishment, took a toll on

body succumbed to a raging fever,

her body weakened, the biting cold of the external environment seeped into her,

Divine Master, her physical prowess was sustained by the vampire bloodline. In contrast, Jonathan had painstakingly honed his abilities through dedicated cultivation. While he also received assistance

withstand the hardships

sense of powerlessness

Jonathan couldn't afford to stop and

impervious to

the question, as it would only pave the

the snow. Her vulnerable condition rendered

into a source of warmth for Yeverie. Even though the pain he had to endure was excruciating, he willingly bore the suffering

and turned himself into a vessel of health, he sought shelter beneath a mountain ledge. Next, he carefully removed Yeverie's outer garments and enfolded her in his arms,

but a purple undergarment, lay against Jonathan's chest, her fair skin contrasting

an air of intimacy, Jonathan's intentions were

hugging her was to

is

taken the wrong direction, but retracing their steps was not an

because turning back would mean another twenty days of travel. Neither he nor Yeverie could endure that long journey again. In fact, Yeverie in particular, might not last

passed, Yeverie's condition deteriorated

to

night,

sky above was adorned with thickened clouds. Amidst this darkened backdrop, feather-like

out of consciousness. In her hazy state, she felt a warm

caught sight of Jonathan slicing his wrist and

"Your Majesty," Yeverie uttered.

Just drink," he whispered

tears welled up in Yeverie's eyes, tracing

moment, her heart was filled with unwavering trust

past twenty days, it was a period marked by their unwavering support and

to offer his blood to Yeverie. Consequently, his own physical condition had significantly deteriorated, although he remained in better

her, he began to feel

immediately tried to cease the blood

that something terrible was happening. His wound could not stop bleeding. It was a clear

past, his wound would quickly form a scab once

after taking a deep breath. He knew it would

blood, Yeverie

held her tightly in

next morning, she sensed a remarkable improvement in her physical condition. However, she was alarmed to

that he was

called

after

face appeared pale. When he turned to look at Yeverie, he saw color returning

your fever subsided?" Jonathan asked

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