Oh My, How Extra!

It'll Always Be You

Author's Note: Do you know what day is today? Well, I'll let you know that it's already the fifth anniversary of Oh. My. Fate?! Lots has happened in these five years and seeing as we are closing in on the end of the series now, I'm feeling a bit nostalgic.

Anyway, to commemorate the occasion, I'll be posting two extras today. Both of them feature Leng Jin Yu as the main character. Considering the main story is pretty serious right now, we'll start off with a funny short story from the time he and his husband had just reunited ~

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Leng Jin Yu looked at the map in his hands and then glanced up at the city in front of him. This ... should be the place, right? He put the map away with a sigh and walked through the gate, giving a nod to the guards at the side.

This city was not too far away from the Pang Yan Order's sect grounds so the common people were used to cultivators and practitioners traveling through this place. Thanks to his sect robes, nobody had bothered him so far. It was nothing new. He had seen this way too often even when he had still been a disciple of the Jian Yi Sect: The guards couldn't win against a practitioner so they would never ask to search them like normal people in fear that they might upset them and lose their lives. It was not how it should be but what could be done? Well, even if they searched them and found something, what could they do about it? Looking from that perspective, they were going about this in the right way.

Leng Jin Yu shook his head and continued to walk down the road, his gaze brushing over the people around him. Whether it was the ones going down the road in the other direction, the vendors manning the stalls or the ones sitting on the balconies of the restaurants, he glanced at all of them. Unfortunately, none of them gave him that familiar feeling.

Ah, just where had Jinde gone this time?

He sighed and finally stopped on the other side of the city. The place wasn't that big. One didn't even need half an hour to cross it once. Unfortunately, there were still many streets and he might need to check every single one of them. Also, who knew if Jinde was outside where he could easily spot him or hiding somewhere inside? Knowing him, it might be the latter just because it would require more effort on his part.

Leng Jin Yu turned to the left and started to walk down the road leading away from the main road. The most important thing was not to leave out any place. Sooner or later, he would find a clue. After all, while Jinde loved to play, he also didn't have the patience to wait that long.

He passed by several small houses and workshops. This probably wasn't the kind of place that Jinde would use. No, knowing him, he would look for a beautiful or luxurious place even in such a small city. And then, when they met up again, he would smile and joke around how only such a place was befitting a beauty like him.

Leng Jin Yu's lips unwittingly curved up and he sped up his steps. Whatever kind of game Jinde wanted to play, he would gladly play it if it made him happy. It was enough as long as he could see that charming smile of his more often.

He turned into another street. The buildings here were bigger and in better condition. This kind of place was obviously more to Jinde's taste. Leng Jin Yu looked around but still couldn't spot him. He furrowed his brows but continued on. Finally, he had been through half the city but had still come up with nothing. It seemed ... he had chosen the wrong direction when he left the main road?

He sighed and then went over to the other side of the city. Soon enough, he reached the banks of the river that was flowing close to the middle of the town. Boats were swaying in the water, decorated with colorful lights and flowers, and the sounds of music and conversations drifted over.