The titled Douluo flew at an extremely fast speed, and in less than half an hour, Holy Soul Village came into view.

He didn't linger in the village, but instead flew directly over it and into the dense forest behind the mountain.

The sound of the waterfall grew closer.

Tang Hao walked through a dense thicket of bushes, and suddenly the view opened up before him.

A waterfall more than ten meters high cascades down the cliff, the water roaring, and the spray reflecting a faint rainbow in the sunlight.

Below the waterfall is a pool of emerald green water, so clear that you can see the pebbles and fish swimming at the bottom.

Tang Hao stood by the pool and took a deep breath.

The air was filled with the scent of water vapor and grass, as well as a faint, familiar fragrance.

That was the aura of the Blue Silver Emperor.

He leaped into the air, passing through the curtain of water from the waterfall.

Behind the waterfall is a natural karst cave.

The entrance was small, but the interior space was surprisingly spacious.

A thin layer of moss covered the cave walls, emitting a faint glow that made the entire cave appear hazy.

Deep inside the cave, a seedling grows quietly on a protruding rock.

That's Ah Yin.

The seed left behind after the sacrifice of the Blue Silver Emperor 100,000 years ago has grown into a small grass half a foot tall after six years.

The leaves are slender and flexible, with a faint golden hue and a warm glow.

Although it is still just a seedling, the aura of royalty is already faintly visible.

Beneath the rock where the seedling took root, there was a palm-sized bone, translucent emerald green, with a soft luster flowing inside.

Blue Silver Emperor's right leg bone.

The remains of Ah Yin after her sacrifice.

A 100,000-year-old quality, a top-tier healing soul bone.

Tang Hao stared at the seedling and remained silent for a long time.

For the past six years, the original owner of this body only came to check on the seedlings occasionally to make sure they were still alive.

There was no special care, no extra nourishment.

Let it grow on its own.

Tang Hao squatted down and gently touched the seedling's leaves.

The leaves trembled slightly, as if in response to him.

"Ah Yin," he said softly, his voice a little hoarse, "I'm here."

The seedlings did not respond.

It has not yet developed consciousness; it is merely a plant.

But Tang Hao knew that deep within its roots lay the slumbering soul of Ah Yin.

One day, it will regain its intelligence.

One day, it will become the person he loves again.

But that will take time.

A very, very long time.

Tang Hao took a deep breath and retrieved the seed of the Fountain of Life from his system space.

"I've found something," he said softly, as if speaking to Ah Yin: "The seed of the Fountain of Life. Once planted, it will produce ten liters of water from the Fountain of Life every day."

He opened his palm, and there lay the emerald green seed, radiating a gentle glow.

"The spring water can nourish you and make you grow faster."

Tang Hao chose a patch of moist soil next to the seedling, dug a shallow hole with a knife, and buried the seed in it.

Then, he placed his palm on the soil and slowly infused it with soul power.

The seed trembled slightly in the soil, and a faint pulse of life emanated from underground.

"The spring will form in three days." Tang Hao withdrew his hand. "At that time, most of the spring water produced each day will be for you to use. I'll save some of the rest for San'er."

He paused, a slight smile playing on his lips.

"That kid is studying at Notting Academy now and is progressing very quickly. His first spirit ring is 500 years old, and his spirit skill is the pure recovery type 'Spring Growth'. He read the books you left behind and knows which path Blue Silver Grass should take."

"Just two days ago, he turned down someone who wanted to take him on as an apprentice. That person had been researching Blue Silver Grass for thirty years and wanted San'er to pursue a career in drug control, but San'er stumped him with just a few questions."

Tang Hao's voice echoed in the cave, mingling with the roar of the waterfall outside, making it sound particularly deep.

"Ah Yin, San'er looks like me, and he looks like you. He has your blood, and he also has my temper."

He stood up and took one last look at the golden seedling.

"I will come to see you often. When the spring forms, I will pour the first drop of water on you."

He turned, passed through the curtain of water, and left the cave.

The waterfall's mist hit his face, feeling cool and refreshing.

Tang Hao stood by the pool and glanced back at the waterfall.

"Ah Yin, wait for me. And wait for San'er to grow up too."

He took to the air, transforming into a streak of light, and flew towards Nottingham City.

Inside the cave, the golden seedling grew quietly.

Beneath the soil beside it, a vibrant green seed is slowly taking root, ready to offer its first handful of life-giving water.

......

When Tang Hao returned to the small hill outside Nottingham City, it was already dark.

He sat down on the bluestone, and his senses naturally spread out.

In the dormitory building of Notting Academy, Tang San was sitting by the window reading a book, while Matthew was fast asleep on the bed.

Business as usual.

But Tang Hao didn't rush to close his eyes and start cultivating; instead, he was thinking about something.

Xiao Wu.

That rabbit spirit has been at Notting Academy for several days. Although she and Tang San are on the same floor, they haven't had much interaction.

The two occasionally bumped into each other in the corridor, but they would only nod and greet each other without exchanging more than a few words.

Tang Hao frowned.

According to the original story, Tang San and Xiao Wu should have become acquainted through a fight and formed a brother-sister relationship.

But now, because of his intervention, Tang San enrolled in school early, and his personality is more calm and reserved than in the original story. He will never take the initiative to get into conflict with others.

The two of them just went their separate ways, not even becoming friends.

"This won't do," Tang Hao said in a low voice.

It wasn't that he was in a hurry to find Tang San a wife.

A six-year-old child is thinking about those things too early.

However, Xiao Wu is a 100,000-year-old soul beast in human form, and this identity itself is a ticking time bomb.

If she doesn't establish a close enough connection with Tang San, he might not risk his life to save her like he did in the original story if something happens to her in the future.

Tang Hao himself couldn't keep an eye on Xiao Wu forever.

The best solution is to make Tang San and Xiao Wu friends.

The closer the better.

This way, Tang San will take the initiative to pay attention to Xiao Wu's safety, and Tang Hao only needs to protect her from behind.

"We need to think of a way to get San'er to approach that rabbit on his own initiative."

Tang Hao leaned against the bluestone, looked up at the starry sky, and pondered for a while.

"Forget it, let's just tell him directly."

He trusted Tang San's judgment.

This child has lived two lives, and is very perceptive, knowing who to befriend and who not to befriend.

Instead of making arrangements in a roundabout way, it's better to have an open and honest discussion.

Of course, we can't say for sure that Xiao Wu is a 100,000-year-old soul beast.

Tang San is only six years old; knowing too much won't do him any good.

"I'll find a chance to talk to San'er tomorrow." Tang Hao made up his mind, closed his eyes, and began to cultivate.

The wind on the mountaintop gradually subsided, and the moon peeked out from behind the clouds, its silvery light bathing him.

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