Orions words made Starfall silent all the way until he took her into the Cloud Departure Palace.
Starfall looked at the plants and pavilions here, which were the same as they were three hundred years ago, and felt a bit dazed.
This place gave her the feeling as if she had never left, just like three hundred years ago, in order to see Orion, disregarding her status and the rumors in the celestial palace, she stayed here!
Unfortunately, things have changed, and she and Orion can never go back!
Orion looked at the flash of nostalgia in Starfalls eyes and the determination that filled the bottom of her eyes, and felt a pain in his heart. He understood that Starfall was really disappointed with him.
But so what! Even if Starfall hates him extremely, anyone can become a demon, she must not!
"From today on, you will stay in the Cloud Departure Palace. Didnt you used to like it here the most?"
Orion suppressed his restless mood, softened his tone, and said to Starfall.
"Immortal Orion, a fallen demon like Starfall is more suitable to stay in a dark place like the Punishment Department. If you stay in the Cloud Departure Palace, it will defile the clarity of the celestial palace, and the little demon will be even more guilty!"
Orion was angered by Starfalls self-deprecating words, waved his sleeve and pushed Starfall into a courtyard, lightly pinched his fingers, and set up an array.
"Before you figure out your identity, stay here!"
Starfall stood in the courtyard, feeling sad in her heart. She and Orion have always been like this, separated by a door, but she couldnt go out, and he wouldnt come in!
Thinking of this, Starfall couldnt suppress the grievances she had suffered for thousands of years and shouted at Orion: "Identity! What identity do I have? Im just an orphan without parents! I fell in love with you and became a joke for thousands of years. Now, I have abandoned the immortal and become a demon. Im afraid I will be locked in the Cloud Departure Palace forever and never get out!"
"Orion, I just loved the wrong person and entangled you for thousands of years. You think Im annoying, but isnt what Ive suffered enough to repay you?"
Orions steps paused for a moment, then he walked out of the Cloud Departure Palace.
Starfall looked at Orions indifferent and dismissive figure, slowly squatted down, wrapped her arms around herself, and let the tears flow silently.
Outside the Cloud Departure Palace, Orion clenched his fists, and the look in his eyes became more resolute.
"Luoluo, dont blame me!"
For several days, apart from the immortals who brought food, Starfall never saw anyone again until...
"Starfall, its been a hundred years, how have you been!"
Starfall opened her eyes and saw a woman in a light pink peony dress, with a shallow smile on the corner of her mouth.
"I didnt expect anyone to dare to visit me, a fallen demon, in the Cloud Departure Palace. It turns out to be the Cloud Clear Immortal!"
Cloud Clear looked at Starfall lying on the ground, her eyes full of undisguised malice.
"I really didnt expect that you would be so lucky. You didnt die even after falling from the ninth heaven, but I underestimated you!"
Starfall sat up, looked up at the peach tree behind Cloud Clear, and completely ignored her.
Seeing that Starfall, even after becoming a demon, still looked down on her and didnt take her seriously, Cloud Clear was furious.
"Arent you curious why Ah You locked you here and ignored you?"
Cloud Clears words brought Starfall back from her thoughts, and she looked at Cloud Clear sarcastically: "Arent you here to tell me?"
Cloud Clear leaned close to her and said with a proud smile: "But seeing you like this, Im in a very good mood, and I dont want to tell you!"
Starfalls pupils shrank, and she suddenly reached out and grabbed Cloud Clears throat, her fingers slightly exerting force, and said in a sharp voice: "Cloud Clear, dont test my bottom line! Now that I kill you, its justified, dont forget, I am a demon!"
"Starfall, stop!"
With this shout, a burst of divine power came, and Starfall groaned and fell to the ground.