"The line of small characters up there was inscribed by Sister Sisi when she was ten years old."
Pei Ye looked closely—the delicate inscriptions, indeed, were invisible without using True Qi, and they read: "Imperial Decree Gate God, allowing Sister Sisi and Xixi free ingress and egress at all times, unheeded by Granny Qi upon late returns."
The inscription was somewhat crooked, but it wasn't because the inscriber couldn't write; rather, it was because she lacked the strength, and at the end, she had even drawn a complicated talisman—Pei Ye recognized it, it was a Fertility Talisman, which could be seen in the Taoist temples.
This trace genuinely amused Pei Ye, and he laughed, "That's rather high; how did you ever climb up there?"
"That was her idea; back then, I was very obedient," Xu Chuo said. "I was holding the ladder for her, and she was on tiptoes carving it; afterward, her arms were sore for an entire day."
