Wuhun Luo Sanpao? I am the Dragon Emperor!

Chapter 431 Dai Mubai's Impotent Fury! Ah Yin's Life Insights from the Sixth Trial!

Ah Yin didn't linger any longer, and started walking, preparing to leave this place of trouble.

However, just as she passed the alley entrance, Dai Mubai, who had just finished venting his anger on the three prostitutes and was feeling smug, inadvertently glanced at her out of the corner of his eye.

He was taken aback for a moment, as if he found the figure, whose clean-cut demeanor seemed out of place with his surroundings, somewhat familiar.

He then narrowed his bloodshot, heterochromatic eyes and examined them carefully.

Two seconds later, the arrogance and ferocity on his face froze, replaced by an incredulous look of astonishment.

What follows is the extreme embarrassment of having one's most shameful side exposed by an "acquaintance"!

But that embarrassment lasted only a moment before it was quickly replaced by a resentful and bitter feeling of giving up!

"Yo—!"

He suddenly raised his voice, filled with sarcasm.

"Isn't this Ah Yin, the team leader from Blue Tyrant Academy?"

Ah Yin didn't stop walking, as if she hadn't heard him at all, not even glancing at him out of the corner of her eye.

When Dai Mubai saw that she was ignoring him, the feeling of being looked down upon was like gasoline being poured into his heart!
He suddenly took two steps forward, almost lunging into the path in front of Ah Yin, his voice filled with hysterical complaints and accusations:

"What?! You're satisfied with me now, aren't you? Huh?!"

He pointed to his own nose, his facial muscles contorted, spitting as he spoke:
"All of this is thanks to you! That's why I've ended up like this!"

Ah Yin kept her eyes straight ahead and walked steadily past him.

As Dai Mubai watched Ah Yin's resolute departure, he couldn't wait to frantically dump all the blame for the failure onto others:

"And your Yu Xiaogang too!!"

He practically screamed the name, filled with deep-seated resentment.

"A good-for-nothing stuck at level 29 his whole life! He has absolutely no skills! All he does is talk big and write nonsense theories! And he dares to call himself a master?! Bah!"

"It's him! He's a disgrace to the youth! He's ruined me! He's ruined all of us! If it weren't for his garbage theories, how could I... how could I..."

"Useless! You're all useless! Not a single one of you from the Blue Lightning Tyrannosaurus Clan is any good! And Shrek... Flander... Zhao Wuji... you're all blind idiots! You've all let me down!"

However, Ah Yin's figure had already gone far away, disappearing around the street corner, completely out of his sight filled with filth and resentment.

Dai Mubai roared at the air in vain for a while until his voice was hoarse and he stopped panting heavily.

All around were the faint sobs of the prostitutes as they helped each other escape, and the distant, indistinct noise from the gambling den.

A tremendous, overwhelming emptiness and despair instantly gripped him.

He suddenly turned around, grabbed the half-empty bottle of cheap beer that had fallen into the muddy water during his struggle, tilted his head back, and gulped it down.

His gaze became unfocused and numb again, sinking into a deep, unrecoverable quagmire.

……

Having escaped the oppressive and decadent atmosphere of Haige Port, Ah Yin, guided by a clear thread deep within her soul, continued her journey into the interior of the continent.

The surrounding scenery gradually sheds the chaos and human presence of the port, becoming desolate and primitive.

Several days later, an ancient, dense forest that stretched as far as the eye could see appeared before her.

The trees here are exceptionally tall and lush, their branches and leaves blocking out the sun, and the air is filled with an extremely rich, even somewhat viscous, life force.

Various exotic plants never seen before are growing vigorously, and the sounds of birds and insects are constant. On the surface, this place is a pristine land full of vitality and harmonious balance.

"The Forest of Life...this is it."

Ah Yin could feel the summoning power reaching its peak here. She gently closed her eyes and, without the slightest hesitation, released her blue-silver domain, imbued with the affinity of the God of Life.

A soft and vast blue-gold halo emanated from her, spreading silently like ripples on water, quickly establishing a connection with the plants throughout the dense forest, especially with the ubiquitous and most basic Blue Silver Grass on the earth.

Through the subtle perceptions transmitted back by countless blue silver grasses, the lifeblood of the entire forest appeared clearly in her sea of ​​consciousness as an incredibly intricate and complex three-dimensional network.

However, beneath this seemingly vibrant and harmonious vitality, Ah Yin's brows furrowed slightly.

wrong.

The "balance" of this forest is an extremely fragile balance that is heading towards collapse!

She keenly sensed that in the bottom ecological niche of the southeastern part of the dense forest, a deep purple vine-like plant, about the thickness of a finger, was multiplying and expanding at an almost frantic rate!

These purple vines are incredibly resilient; their roots secrete a special substance that greatly inhibits the growth of other plant roots and their absorption of nutrients.

Moreover, they are extremely entangled; wherever they go, whether it is low shrubs or newly sprouted seedlings, they will be tightly entangled and covered, eventually withering and dying because they cannot photosynthesize.

Even the blue silver grass on the ground is losing its vitality and turning yellow under their erosion!
At this rate, in just a few years, this area will be completely dominated by these purple vines, leaving no room for other plants.

Insects, birds, and small mammals that rely on the existing vegetation for survival will also lose their food and habitat, ultimately leading to a larger-scale collapse of the food chain.

but……

Ah Yin's senses flowed subtly through the wildly spreading purple vines.

Did they do something wrong?

They are simply following their life instincts, striving to survive, to reproduce, and to expand their populations.

Their robust vitality and unique way of survival are advantages bestowed upon them by natural selection.

Their existence itself is neither right nor wrong.

From another perspective, they may even be a "superior" species, writing a new and cruel law of survival on this land.

So what should she do?

As the inheritor of the God of Life, she sensed the lamentations and warnings of imbalance of the entire ecosystem.

She possesses the power to easily suppress or even eradicate this purple vine, giving the original ecosystem a chance to breathe and restore the old balance.

But is that kind of intervention an unfair "massacre" from a higher dimension for the purple vine species?
Does she have the right to decide which species should prosper and which should perish?

The old balance is destined to be broken, and a new balance will eventually be established.

This is simply part of natural evolution.

Is it intervention to maintain the old, seemingly more harmonious and stable order?
Or should we let nature take its course and allow this forest to drift toward an unknown future?
Ah Yin slowly walked to a huge, ancient tree that exuded a tranquil aura and sat down on the ground.

The soft blue silver grass beneath her automatically wove into a comfortable cushion, supporting her body.

She closed her eyes again, gently placing her hands on her knees, her fingertips drooping naturally, touching the ground.

The immense spiritual power and life energy flowed through her body, completely merging with the blue silver domain she released, and then, through countless blue silver grasses, deeply connecting her with the entire vast forest of life.

Wisps of blue-gold light swirled around her, reflecting the vibrant life force permeating the forest.

Her breathing gradually became long and deep, in sync with the breathing of the forest.

It was as if I had become the forest itself, feeling the anxiety and struggle beneath the apparent prosperity, and the intense collision and struggle between the old and new life forces in silence.

She immersed all her senses and doubts into this vast network of life, entering a profound state of enlightenment, resonating with all things.

(End of this chapter)