Quick Transmigration: Reversing the Life of a Cannon Fodder Female Supporting Character

In the old ancestral land of the Golden Lion Clan, the Golden Clan Chief and the Priest stood on a desolate altar, their expressions complex.

"Chancellor, haha, I've done my best, I've done my best. The Golden Lion Clan has become an appendage of another clan in my hands. I've let down the totem spirit that bought the clan a hundred years of time." The Golden Clan elder was in tears, his whole demeanor dejected.

"Becoming subordinates is all thanks to Changyuan; otherwise, many beastmen who haven't caused any trouble would have submitted," the priest said in a somber tone.

Since taking over the Golden Lion Clan, the two of them have been working tirelessly and enduring humiliation. Even though they knew about the barbarians' disgusting actions, they dared not openly oppose them. They could only carefully try to minimize the harm. They were even more subservient to the Gale Wolf Clan, even though it was their totem spirit that gave up the last ten years of its life to exchange for power with the Gale Wolf Clan.

A century, a century indeed, the Golden Lion Clan ultimately could not survive.

"Alright, on this continent, many beastmen have lost their totems and become subordinates, which is already a good result. It's better than losing their beastman bloodline completely and becoming targets for slave hunters!" The priest tried to comfort the chieftain, knowing that the chieftain bore a greater burden.

"Hehe, speaking of which, we should thank Wuya. He married Bai Xinyue, had a son named Changyuan, and ultimately left hope for the Golden Lion Clan."

Yes, that seemingly useless child ultimately brought a glimmer of hope to the tribe.

When Bai Xinyue returned to the old territory of the Golden Lion Clan, she brought Changfeng and Changyuan with her.

"Changyuan, you are of the Golden Lion Clan bloodline. If you like it in the future, then take on the heavy responsibilities of the clan." Bai Xinyue didn't rule out the possibility that Changyuan might not like it or be able to shoulder the responsibility.

"Mother, are you going to be the clan leader when you grow up?"

Bai Xinyue patiently squatted down in front of him: "Changyuan, when you grow up, you will have the right to make your own choices. What your mother needs to do is to put the options in front of you and give you the confidence to take any path."

"But my great-grandfather said that Changyuan must live up to expectations."

"To your mother, it is a great achievement that you and your sister grew up safely and happily, were able to face yourselves and the storms of life, and solved problems. This world is vast, and there are many ways to live. As long as you do not do anything immoral or unethical, it is the right way to live."

Changyuan tilted his head, looking somewhat bewildered.

"It's okay if you don't understand now, Mother will explain it to you later." Bai Xinyue pinched the two children's cheeks and stood up.

Changfeng touched her hand: "Mother, I know. Uncle said he only ever wanted you to be happy."

"Changfeng is really smart."

The Golden Lion Clan's altar was lifted, and Bai Xinyue raised her hand, creating a wind barrier to cover the altar.

"What is this? The Golden Lion Clan, are you all insane? How dare you keep something like this? And even put it under the altar! Luckily the Golden Lion Totem isn't here, or I would have been driven to my death by your unworthy descendants." The High Priest of the Gale Wolf Clan cursed loudly after seeing what was inside.

Bai Xinyue didn't quite understand what was inside. A black, scale-covered thing was curled up there, motionless, but as the one covering it, Bai Xinyue had a strange feeling that it was alive.

"Don't blame the chieftain, we had no choice. The insect poison was brought in by Manlu. Placing it under the altar allows it to grow, but it can also be suppressed. What else can we do? Are we supposed to let the barbarians harm our people?"

Upon hearing about the insect poison, Bai Xinyue understood. It was said that this thing suddenly appeared on the Beast World Continent a thousand years ago, like an extraterrestrial object. It could live for a hundred years without eating or drinking and could also parasitize the bodies of beastmen to absorb nutrients.

Despite thousands of years of extermination efforts, the beastmen have not been completely eradicated. What is most terrifying is that once someone is parasitized by it, their strength increases dramatically. Moreover, the person parasitized does not immediately lose their will, but retains their own consciousness. What they lose is their kindness and moral compass, turning them into a very insane person.

"How do we get rid of this thing? Burn it?" Bai Xinyue asked. Even if she wanted to curse, she would deal with the problem first.

She gestured for Bai Wen to come forward and take the two children away. She was careless; she hadn't expected this to be under the altar.

"It's no use. These scaly creatures can't be burned to death. On the contrary, the insect eggs will be scattered with the flames and ashes."

Bai Xinyue looked at the Grand Wizard, wanting to ask if she had any ideas. If all else failed, how about trying paraquat? She had it in her spatial storage; she just needed to ask the totem spirit for help, since she already had it all under her thumb.

"Xinyue, hold on, whatever you do, don't let it have a chance to get out, not even a single hair can drift out. I'm going to find the shaman to think of a solution."

"Okay." Bai Xinyue sat down. The totem spirit knew what was inside the altar, but she didn't ask in detail that day and instead took full responsibility.

Bai Xinyue silently condemned herself, realizing she had gotten a little too cocky. There were too few pure-blooded beastmen on the entire continent, and these days, she was being praised by her tribesmen wherever she went. It seemed she really thought she was the pinnacle of combat power.

That's not right. Like in today's situation, she really did emerge unscathed, but what about the others?

After Wu Si arrived, he took things out of the spaceship. First, there was a large earthenware jar, and then he started preparing medicine, producing a jar of pitch-black water.

"Alright, put that thing inside."

"Can you kill him?"

"I'm not sure, but at least it can stay sealed inside."

Uh, you're so confident in dispensing the medicine, and then you say you're not sure?

"Get another jar, and soak it in the soil where it's lying later."

Wu Si was stunned for a moment; she didn't have any left in her spatial device!

The high priest turned and told the tribesmen guarding outside to prepare a few more.

After the medicine was prepared, Bai Xinyue didn't let anyone interfere. She used her telekinesis to put the thing into the jar and then put the lid on. Wu Sixiang stepped forward and sealed the jar with medicinal mud.

Bai Xinyue didn't let her move. She used the wind to hold the medicinal mud to seal the opening. She couldn't quite control such a delicate operation very well, and ended up smearing half of the vat.

The Grand Wizard and Wu Si praised her abilities one after another.

Bai Xinyue's lips twitched slightly: "..."

calmly!

The subsequent operations required even greater care and attention; she had to dig deep into the ground where that thing had been lying, and she didn't finish until late at night.

This was the first time Bai Xinyue had felt tired since her bloodline was purified.

"Pour the medicine on the ground, then seal the altar back up as it was, and forbid any clansmen from approaching this place," Bai Xinyue said wearily, rubbing her forehead.

The high wizard hurriedly pulled out a bunch of pills: "These were specially prepared for you, take one!"

Bai Xinyue took out one and ate it: "I'm fine, I just need to go back and rest. I'll take care of the aftermath."

"I'll keep an eye on things here myself, don't worry," the high priest replied. This time, neither the chieftain nor the high priest of the Gale Wolf Clan came, but two priests did come to help seal the altar later.

Bai Xinyue nodded, said nothing more, turned around and went back to Jifeng Ridge, and slept until the afternoon of the next day.