Overhead, a dense cloud of Dream Dao rhythm floated about, taking the form of countless glowing butterflies.
Below, Fang Yang held his daughter in his arms, his eyes narrowed in thought.
"When the crow repays its parents, a good omen follows."
The saying referred to how young crows, once grown, would bring food back to the parents who had raised them. It was a metaphor for the filial piety of children caring for their elders.
For this reason, crows were also called "pious crows." It was said that a mother crow feeds her young for sixty days, and once grown, the young repay her by feeding her for sixty days in return.
No matter how much Fang Yang thought about it, he never would have imagined that his daughter would bring him such a great fortune.
"The demon coffin flickers into view; a dream returns to the primordial age."
