Douluo: Reincarnation of Leosli, punishing the evildoers

With Leosley around, Skadi couldn't imagine that Sui Hyo-ri might fail.

She had no one to back her up back then, so she had no choice but to do this.

She saw Leosley's power in Shui Bing'er's memories.

No, that's not just strong. She'd probably believe it if you said she could solo the entire God Realm.

"So you've wanted to die for a long time." Hitchwen looked somewhat surprised.

“Back during Ragnarok, if it weren’t for the restrictions of the Dragon God’s rules, I wouldn’t have chosen to leave behind a legacy. Now, it’s no longer necessary.” Skadi’s eyes held a trace of sorrow, as if she were witnessing the tragedy of humanity.

"Perhaps you are right, I am not a real ice god. I am just a beast that barely survived back then, and I have been living here for so many years."

She is not human in the true sense of the word, so naturally she cannot truly understand human suffering.

Fortunately, she wasn't human, which is why she was able to "pass on the throne" in the end, rather than possessing someone else's body.

Although soul beasts believe in the "survival of the fittest" principle, their minds are much simpler than those of humans.

Skadi's words seemed to freeze the air in the space for a moment, and the surrounding chill seemed to become incredibly intense, making her figure appear even more lonely.

"Now that you know my true purpose, do you have any further questions?"

Leosley turned his gaze to Skadi, his expression still cold and icy.

After a moment of silence, he finally spoke.

"You've been here so long, haven't you noticed anything wrong with your bloodline?"

Leosley seemed to have guessed something.

"Bloodline?"

Skadi was slightly taken aback, clearly surprised by Leosley's question.

She frowned, pondered for a moment, and seemed to have thought of something.

"You mean, bloodline inheritance?" Skadi asked softly, her gaze fixed on Leosley, her eyes filled with inquiry.

"Yes, your bloodline has been constantly draining away since the moment you were born. If I'm not mistaken, the Ice God Temple's legacy should have disappeared long ago among you beastmen, right?"

Leosley seemed to have anticipated this outcome.

“You’re right.” A hint of sadness flashed in Skadi’s eyes.

She sighed softly, as if recalling those distant past events.

“During Ragnarok, though I was barely clinging to life, I could still sense the changes in the divine realm. From then on, I felt the temples in the divine realm gradually losing contact with me, until now, they have completely disappeared.”

Skadi's voice carried an indescribable sense of loneliness and sorrow.

"I initially thought that time had diluted my heritage, but I never expected..."

Skadi's voice gradually lowered, a hint of anger in her eyes.

"I never expected it would be because of the Dragon God."

A cold glint flashed in Skadi's eyes.

"That's why I'm unwilling to leave my legacy to a soul beast."

“If that snow elf outside were human, she could indeed be my successor, but unfortunately…” Skadi sighed, then waved her hand, displaying something in front of Leosli.

"After you leave, give this to her as payment for protecting this dilapidated temple for so many years."

Leosley did not refuse and reached out to take the item.

Leosley turned his gaze to Skadi and sighed softly.

"Perhaps this is the tragedy of us humans."

Leosley seemed to have thought of something.

"Now that you've chosen to give up, what can you do from now on?"

"The only thing I can do is to bid farewell to the legacy of the Ice Temple."

Skadi gave a wry smile, seemingly resigned to her fate.

"I thought I was tired of waiting here for so long, but I never expected..." "It turns out that the world I saw was just a corner of the Ice God Temple."

"I have never experienced life so real. Perhaps this is due to the contingency plans I made back then."

Skadi seemed somewhat resigned to her fate, after all, the other person had hit a nerve and was so candid about it.

Skadi's voice carried a hint of sadness, as if she were seeing some regrets in her own life.

Her gaze shifted to Leosley and Hitchcock, her eyes searching.

"Now that things have come to this point, do you have any further questions?"

"Nothing."

Leosley seemed to already know what she was going to say.

"In that case, it's time to wake that girl up." Skadi looked at Shui Bing'er, who was still struggling, and smiled slightly.

Shui Bing'er was still standing in that dark place, holding a lantern in her hand, her gaze fixed straight ahead.

She saw herself as a child, and she also saw those hidden memories.

She saw her mother's expectations for her, and she also saw her father's love for her.

She saw the high hopes her family had for her, and she also saw her pride in front of others.

but
As she delved deeper into her memories, her brows gradually furrowed.

She saw the clandestine dealings within the family, and also witnessed their dark side.

Although the family was powerful, it was like duckweed floating on water, teetering on the brink of collapse.

Although her family could give her a wonderful childhood and allow her to go further and further down the path of genius, however...
The competition within the family is equally fierce, like a war without gunpowder.

Just as she was about to succumb to despair, the image of her father's back suddenly flashed into her mind. That tall and silent man had always offered her unwavering support when she was lost. She jolted awake, a resolute glint in her eyes.

"I will not give in!" Shui Bing'er gritted her teeth, lifted her foot with force, and stepped up the fifty-second step with difficulty.

As she moved, the illusions around her gradually dissipated, replaced by a pure white world of ice and snow.

The only jarring element was the display stand-like structure in the middle.

A perfectly formed snowflake is suspended above it.

But what Shui Bing'er saw first was not that snowflake.

“Teacher, Miss Sigwen.” Shui Bing’er looked at Leosley and Sigwen with surprise in her eyes.

"you"

Skadi seemed to want to say something, but in the end she didn't.

"You actually came." Shui Bing'er's eyes showed a hint of surprise and joy. She obviously didn't expect Leosley and Siegwen to appear here.

“Let’s meet the owner of this place first.” Leosley’s gaze turned to Skadi.

"Are you...the Ice God?" Shui Bing'er guessed, looking at the phantom that was completely different from the frost.

"The little girl is so smart." Skadi, who had been somewhat indifferent just moments before, suddenly changed her attitude and seemed quite happy.

Is this what they call contrast?

Leosley couldn't help but twitch the corner of his mouth.

They were so cold to them just now, but they're so happy to see Shui Bing'er.

wait
Now that I look at Skadi and then at Hyotei outside, I think I can understand it!

These two look like they were made from the same mold!

Leosley understood.

The reason they were indifferent to him was because he was a man.

Feelings are all genetic! (End of Chapter)