Xu Wan had thought about it before: what was the upper limit of the restorative effect of the Great Tonic Pill?

Now she knew, it was roughly equivalent to the energy of two King Beastmen.

Although it wasn't much, it was enough for her to do another "heart-wrenching" thing.

She held the black mist in her palm, raised an eyebrow, and thoughtfully added a sound effect.

"Bang!"

As soon as he finished speaking, the black mist exploded and completely dissipated into the air.

The person slumped to the ground let out a near-hysterical scream, rubbed her ears, and curled her lips into a pleased smile.

"Shh... Keep your voice down, you scared me~"

"Xu Wan, you'll die a horrible death..."

She nodded. "Yes, I will die, but I will die after you, and this time, you will not be resurrected."

Everyone has a dark side, but self-control is precisely what restrains it.

"The worst thing you could have done was to become a slave to your desires and make so many innocent people pay the price for your mistakes."

Xu Wan squatted down in front of her, and under her terrified gaze, she placed her fingertips on her forehead.

"I truly considered you a friend once..."

The screams disappeared before they could even begin.

Looking at the black robe scattered on the ground, she twitched her fingertips slightly, and flames ignited, burning away the last trace.

Barring any unforeseen circumstances, the stone statues of the ferocious beast kings on this continent should all be shattered by now.

Now that she has purified the remaining ferocious beasts and changed this extreme weather, she can finally put her mind at ease.

But the thought of never seeing my mother, my beast husbands... and the system again... is so unbearable.

Her heart felt like it was being squeezed by something, aching and throbbing unbearably.

But compared to those, her responsibilities were more important.

"Silent Sound".

Hearing her voice, he turned to look at her.

Controlling the ferocious beast had consumed too much of his supernatural power, and a layer of fine sweat had appeared on his forehead.

"Ah Wan, what's wrong?"

Her tone was very casual, as if she were just chatting.

"Soundless, I heard a story when I was in the tribe."

"What?"

He was waiting for her to continue, but what she said made him freeze in place.

"If a merman beastman and his partner are truly in love, then when the other is in mortal danger, the merman beastman... can give his life for hers."

His heart skipped a beat, "Ah Wan..."

She raised her hand to her lips, making a shushing gesture.

"Chenyin, you didn't stop me because you had already planned to trade your life with me, right?"

He couldn't speak clearly, but even if he could, he would only give a definite answer.

He couldn't bear to watch her disappear from his sight again.

He tried to go forward, but found that he couldn't even move his body.

Realizing what she wanted to do, tears welled up in his eyes, and strings of purple pearls fell to the ground.

She bent down, picked up one of them, and held it in her hand for a long time.

"Chenyin, you've collected enough pearls. From now on, come here every year on this day and give me one."

"..." No, I don't want to...

She laughed, her voice very soft.

"After we put that box away, our little fish will forget about me and start a new life, okay?"

"..." Oh no, Ah Wan... I can't do it...

His vision was blurry, and he couldn't see her face clearly.

All I could feel was the blue light in front of me growing stronger, and the roaring sounds in my ears.

Ah Wan...no...you promised you wouldn't leave me...

The torrential rains that lasted for nearly two months have stopped.

Sunlight peeked through the clouds, and even the Beast Forest, which was shrouded in black mist year-round, could be seen under a clear sky when one looked up.

Losing control of her body, Chen Yin slumped to the ground, tears streaming down her face.

A gust of wind blew by, carrying away the not-yet-fully-formed purple pearl from the corner of his eye.

"Ah Wan..."

He instinctively reached out, but grasped nothing.

It's over. He has lost his lover again.

Yun Shu stepped outside and looked at the bright sunshine in the sky, but her vision inexplicably became blurry.

When I raised my hand to wipe it away, I realized that my face was already covered in tears.

A gentle breeze blew by, carrying away her tearful cry, "My darling..."

When Zhu You and the others arrived, the usually composed and self-possessed mermaid priest was kneeling on the ground, crying like a child who could never stand up again.

"Where's Wanwan?"

Chen Shuang stepped forward and placed her trembling hand on his shoulder.

"Where's Wanwan? Where did Wanwan go...?"

He hadn't even had a chance to say a word to her; she was just hiding, waiting for him to find her, right?

"Say something... Where's Wanwan...?"

Chen Yin opened his mouth, but the excessive pain prevented him from making a sound; every word felt like it was tearing at his throat.

Unable to utter the word, he could only whisper in a hoarse voice, "Disappeared..."

"What do you mean by 'disappeared'!"

Du Yu rushed up and punched him, his eyes bloodshot.

"She only took you with her when she left, why didn't you protect her?! How could she have disappeared?!"

Although Li Zhi told him that only she could make the beast disappear and the weather change.

But he couldn't accept it. Everyone else was fine, except for his little female... who was dead...

"Since she's gone, there's no point in me living."

He straightened up, drew a wind blade, and plunged it into his heart without hesitation.

A wisp of wind swept by, and the tip of the blade was held up by an invisible force, unable to advance any further.

Looking down, he saw a faint blue light emanating from his chest.

"Little female..."

Seeing this, Chen Shuang also raised her hand and conjured an ice blade, which she then thrust towards herself.

The same result.

As Zhu You and the others looked at the pale blue light on their hearts, they laughed and then tears streamed down their faces.

She thought of everything, but left herself no room for maneuver.

The system stood not far away, staring at the health bar on the panel, which had been stuck at fifteen minutes, for a long time.

He looked away and turned to leave.

"Xu Wan, you're the liar."

*

Five years later.

Rabbit tribe.

"Zhuyou, we need to reinforce this area again."

"Watana, can't you tell left from right?! It's tilted! It's off-center again!"

"Chen Shuang! You believe I can slice you in half with a single wind blade?!"

"Where has Bai Ye gone to slack off again? I should have just let Ye Bai do the work..."

"Hu Jiu led people to other tribes to teach them how to build houses, why haven't they returned yet?"

"Chenyin! You've come at the right time, come and lend a hand..."

A little kid ran over curiously to look, "What's this?"

Yang Yan puffed out his chest, his tone filled with undisguised pride.

"This is the First Ancestor!"

Ali stepped on his foot and corrected him, not to be outdone.

"No! My elder sister's name is Xu Wan. She was first and foremost my Wanwan elder sister, and only then was she your progenitor elder sister."

"No, that's not true!"

Yang Yan bristled, "She's first and foremost my ancestral elder sister, and only then your Wanwan elder sister!"

Two children were running and playing around the stone statue when Chen Shuang picked them up, one in each hand, and carried them away.

"Go away, go away, stop causing trouble here! Your Sister Tulan is building an orphanage, why aren't you going to help?"

As soon as he finished speaking, the two kids ran off in a flash.

"We're going right now!"

On the second day of the blessing ceremony, the six members of Zhuyou sat together with newly brewed wine in front of them.

No one spoke, yet the wine emptied at a visible speed.

They returned to the cave and were surprised to find that she had left many things behind at some point.

The animal hide was covered with numerous plans.

They couldn't understand it, but Xu Wan had taught them Chinese characters with a deep accent, and he told them that this was what she wanted to do.

Over the past five years, following her plan, they explored and discussed each matter one by one, and surprisingly, they actually accomplished quite a lot.

But the person who should have seen all of this is no longer here.

Chen Shuang tightened her grip on the cup. "Tomorrow..."

I started, but then I couldn't continue.

Five years have passed, and they still can't accept her leaving.

After catching their breath, they were just about to continue discussing what to bring to the cemetery tomorrow.

The moon was obscured, and the sound of something falling to the ground came from the stage.

"Ouch, that hurts so much..."

Everyone froze in their tracks.

The moonlight spread out again, illuminating the figure on the stage who was rubbing his back and sitting up.

"What kind of crappy teleportation is this? Where did it send me...?"

Before she could finish speaking, the cheers from the audience startled her.

The national essence was swallowed back. Xu Wan blinked, her gaze settling on six familiar faces below the stage.

"The progenitor/priest of the Xuwan era has returned!"

The orcs' cheers became the most fitting background music at this moment.

She blinked her sea-blue eyes, smiled, and opened her arms to embrace them.

"Long time no see, don't you want to give me a hug?"

The End~

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