Ever Night Episode 29 Recap
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Ning Que's talisman practice causes a commotion in the Academy, disrupting his senior brothers and sisters and prompting Pippi Chen to put up a banner warning against him. Ning Que takes Sang Sang to Red-sleeve House, where he is surprised to find Lady Water Drops and the other girls treating him with immense respect. He learns that Lady Jane gave specific instructions for them to be polite and avoid any inappropriate contact with him, due to his new status.
Lady Jane calls Ning Que aside and sternly warns him to stop frequenting brothels, urging him to focus entirely on his cultivation. Ning Que, indignant, argues that even the Sage would not interfere with his private life. Lady Jane patiently reasons with him, sharing stories from Jun Mo’s childhood, revealing that Jun Mo was once called "Momo" and was often teased, especially by her late sister.
She also admits to being an old acquaintance of Ning Que’s Youngest Uncle, Ke Haoran, who passed away twenty years ago. Ning Que becomes very interested in his Youngest Uncle, but Lady Jane advises him not to inquire further, suggesting the Sage would not want those old stories revisited. That night, a violent thunderstorm rages. As Ning Que lies awake pondering Ke Haoran’s identity, Sang Sang’s chilling condition causes her to shiver uncontrollably.
Ning Que brings her close to warm her, but as she holds onto him tightly, he suddenly feels embarrassed and quickly pulls away, realizing Sang Sang is no longer a child. In the world of Haotian, there are seven Almighty Books, treasures of the West Shrine kept in Zhishou Temple. The most important scroll, the "Ming" scroll, remains missing. The High Priest of Oracle foresees its reappearance in the Badlands within the ruins of the Demonic Cult.
Acting on this prophecy, the Hierarch dispatches Long Qing from the Jurisdiction Division to retrieve it. Luo Kedi, resentful of the decision, challenges Long Qing, asserting his own combat prowess. The Hierarch intervenes, reaffirming Long Qing as the chosen candidate. Afterwards, the High Priest of Oracle informs Long Qing that Flower-Addict is leaving Peach Hill. Long Qing rushes to find her, but she has already departed.
When Luo Kedi pursues and harasses Flower-Addict, Long Qing swiftly intervenes, using his Natal Object to subdue him before escorting her away. Long Qing declares his intention to marry Flower-Addict, asking her to wait for him until he returns from the Badlands to seek her parents' permission in Yue Lun State. He privately vows to reclaim everything he has lost.
Sang Sang, feeling Ning Que has been acting strangely, complains to Little Grass, who jokingly suggests Ning Que might have impure intentions. Sang Sang immediately defends him. Later, Jun Mo gives Ning Que some old books on talisman and weapon techniques. Ning Que asks about his childhood and Ke Haoran, but Jun Mo only states that his Youngest Uncle was an extraordinary person.
Meanwhile, the Emperor of Tang, feeling unwell, is cared for by Xia Tian and urges her to be kind to Li Yu. A letter from the Hierarch of the West Shrine arrives, calling for a united effort to eliminate the Demonic Cult. The Emperor convenes his officials. Liqing Shan suggests dispatching troops, noting that Yue Lun, Nan Jin's Sword Pavilion, and West Shrine have already sent forces.
However, the Emperor is reluctant to put Xia Tian in a difficult position due to her past ties to the Demonic Cult. Huashan Yue raises concerns that Chanyu Wuzhu of The Golden Horde might exploit the situation to invade Tang's border. The Emperor decides to send Academy students on a field trip to the Northern Badlands for experience. When Huashan Yue worries about their inexperience, the Emperor proposes Ning Que lead the group, causing an uproar among the courtiers.
Liqing Shan also fears for Ning Que's safety, but the Emperor remains resolute, asserting that Ning Que's military background makes him suitable and clarifying that their involvement is merely a gesture to West Shrine. The Hierarch secretly assigns Ye Hongyu to follow Long Qing to the Badlands to sow discord between them. She initially refuses, but the High Priest of Oracle persuades her, framing it as a necessary experience in seeking defeat to achieve true victory.
The High Priest then instructs Luo Kedi to monitor Ye Hongyu and eliminate her if she secures the Almighty Book. Li Yu, learning that Ning Que's mission is not to fight the Huangren or the Demonic Cult, is perplexed by its true purpose. Liqing Shan confides in Yan Se, worried Ning Que might give the Almighty Book to the Sage if he finds it, but Yan Se confidently dismisses his concerns.
Fourth Brother and Sixth Brother finish forging Ning Que's new weapons. Sixth Brother presents a powerful bow and thirteen arrows, explaining that he and Seventh Sister inscribed a talisman onto a diamond embedded in the bow. This design imbues each fired arrow with the talisman's power, but renders each arrow usable only once. Ning Que names the set "Thirteen Arrows of Yuanqi."
Jun Mo warns Ning Que that using the bow will deplete his Yuanqi and advises him to use it sparingly. Ning Que returns to tell Sang Sang about his impending journey. To his surprise, she already knows and has prepared thick clothes and preserved meat, expecting to accompany him. However, Ning Que insists he must go alone.
