In Douluo Continent, there is a proper way to die.

Chapter 46 "Family"?

After observing for a long time without figuring it out, Dugu Bo simply stopped trying to figure out the changes in Yinlan. What if it was some kind of secret of hers?

However, Gu Yuena, who kept sighing from time to time and looked anxious, caught his attention. She had been interrupting his train of thought while he was observing Yin Lan.

"I really don't understand what troubles you top experts have. Sigh, you don't have to go through the troubles of trying to detoxify your whole family like I did," he muttered to himself as he flew away. "I'm going back to see my precious granddaughter. I won't bother you anymore."

Oh right, this guy did mention before that he also has a granddaughter who was also poisoned by the Martial Soul... Gu Yuena came back to her senses and looked at Dugu Bo's departing figure.

They all have families.

Do I have family too? ...I guess Di Tian counts.

Am I so out of touch with these things because I've been high and mighty for too long?

...Is this what I've been longing for?

...Am I feeling bad because of this kind of thing?

The Silver Dragon King was very troubled. She really didn't have any concept of this, and this was inseparable from the way Di Tian and she usually got along. As the saying goes, ever since the Silver Dragon King was born, she had been held up high by Di Tian because of her extremely high status. She was regarded as the only hope for the rise of the soul beast race and had never been abandoned. The two of them had always gotten along in this way and it had never changed.

Despite being the last descendant of the dragon race, and being Di Tian's aunt in terms of seniority, Gu Yuena only felt expectations and awe, never any kinship. And this was precisely what Gu Yuena had always longed for most.

In the era of Douluo Continent III, she split herself into two individuals, "Gu Yue" and "Na'er". "Na'er" was adopted by Tang Wulin's adoptive parents, Tang Ziran and Lang Yue, and spent a happy childhood with Tang Wulin, which made her feel the family affection she had never had before.

Yes, she was just that easy to kill back in the Douluo Continent III era. She even slapped Tang Wulin across the face because Di Tianchao released his pressure. Do you know how much psychological damage that big slap could cause to a dragon with more than 800,000 years of cultivation?

That's not all. In the early stages of the Douluo Continent III era, Gu Yuena would even deliberately stay at Shrek Academy to avoid Di Tian and shirk her responsibility as the ruler of all soul beasts.

It wasn't that Di Tian couldn't defeat Yun Ming, but rather that his identity prevented him from entering Shrek Academy. In the third era of the Douluo Continent, the overall combat strength of humanity had increased significantly, while the number of soul beasts had dwindled to a mere fraction. The relationship between the two sides had reached an extremely tense point. In terms of combat strength, of the ten infamous beasts from ten thousand years ago, only Di Tian posed a threat to humanity. This meant that any rash move by Di Tian could potentially provoke a fight between the two sides. However, without the Emperor Beast, the soul beasts of the third era could no longer afford to be depleted, which meant that even if Di Tian could win, he wouldn't dare to fight.

There is only one Emperor Tian, ​​but there are many extraordinary humans in Dou Di Zhuan III, far exceeding the entire soul beast population of the Dou Di Zhuan III era. He may be able to win, but how many soul beasts can he protect from the frenzied retaliation of all humanity afterward? If the two sides really fight, he may win, but the soul beasts will also lose.

The era of Douluo Continent III marked the beginning of a slow death for the soul beast race, a process from which they could never recover.

It can only be said that the "love-obsessed" buff in Douluo Continent is quite something; when a woman in Douluo Continent falls in love, she becomes completely devoted to him.

Therefore, after witnessing Gu Yuena's complete surrender in the Douluo Continent III era, and feeling the huge gap between expectations and reality, Di Tian finally lost all his spirit in the Douluo Continent IV era and collapsed, attempting suicide.

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"Hey, Big Fat Dragon, what are you spacing out for?"

Even after the moon rose again, Gu Yuena, who had been standing there in a daze for a long time, still couldn't come back to her senses. She seemed to hear the girl's shouts in her ears. She turned around and looked at the girl sitting cross-legged on the ground with her eyes closed, only to find in astonishment that it was just her imagination.

It seemed that only she would not treat him that way, nor would she place such unbearable expectations on him. Thinking back carefully, it had been like this since the day they first met; she had never shown him the slightest bit of respect.

Perhaps it was the confidence emanating from the two god-kings standing behind the other party that gave her such courage, but... after spending these days with her, Gu Yuena discovered that she didn't dislike the way the girl interacted with her.

There was no clear distinction between ruler and subject, nor was there a burden so heavy it could almost crush him; there were only two friends of equal status… In the child’s eyes, there seemed to be no distinction between high and low, noble and base.

They are just like an ordinary older sister and younger sister (Yinlan: Who is the older sister?).

I hope this relationship can last forever.

I want... for our relationship to always be like this.

Gu Yuena always knew that she couldn't shoulder the responsibility of the entire soul beast clan, but as one of the two halves of the Dragon God, her innate birth destined her to be unable to escape this responsibility.

Her eyes were lowered, and the atmosphere inside the Yin-Yang Well was serene. The pool water, filled with the extreme cold and heat, emitted a faint light of icy blue and fiery red, reflecting on her face.

Just a "cooperative relationship?" Ha...

Dragons are greedy, and she was never satisfied.

She sighed again and turned her head slightly: "Di Tian."

A dark figure appeared behind her in an instant. The tall, imposing man with black hair and golden eyes knelt on the ground: "My lord."

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This was Gu Yuena's first public appearance since she descended from the God Realm to Douluo Star. Di Tian could not possibly let her leave the Star Dou Great Forest so easily, and to prevent any accidents from happening, he had been secretly protecting her.

He kept his head down, unaware of the obvious disappointment in Gu Yuena's eyes after he appeared in such a humble posture.

"I've found my 'family'," she said softly, her tone enigmatic and meaningful. "You stay here and protect this child for me for a while. Don't let anything happen to her. If the Blue Silver Emperor and the little poisonous insect return, don't pay them any attention."

"Understood, Your Majesty." Di Tian subconsciously turned his head to look at the ice-fire pool, his eyes filled with fervor. He could feel the call from the depths of his bloodline beneath the pool. He never expected that, apart from him and the Silver Dragon King, there would be other dragons descending upon Douluo Star.

Gu Yuena glanced at the pool, then at Di Tian, ​​and finally looked deeply at Yin Lan, who was in meditation. Then she leaped up and plunged into the pool.

I answered some readers' questions in the comments section.

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When Gu Yuena first appeared in this book, I actually mentioned that I would emphasize Gu Yuena's lack of experience, that she only knew how to talk about things on paper, that she was good at theory but had zero practical experience, and so on, and I would try my best to let Yinlan change her and create a different Gu Yuena.

Well, although she was actually like that in the original work (laughs), when you see me portraying her, I criticized her as I did, without trying to whitewash her. The original character was really, sigh, so bad.

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