Durin's Diary

Chapter 1064 Dancing in the Spring Breeze

Dulin laughed wildly: "Look at this, brother, this is what it means to be abandoned by everyone!"

At this moment, the eldest daughter of the Pansao race came over and placed a bowl of Sharo beast meat ribs over rice on the table: "Mr. Dulin, now that you're here, we sisters have a pillar of support. Without you, we all dared not speak out against your anger."

"What? Is that so?" Anta, who had been holding back her laughter, was somewhat surprised. "Although Mr. Poole was very bad in this matter, he should be good to you, right?"

"What's so good about it? So many years have passed, the girl is getting old." Du Lin said, snapping his fingers.

The entire study went dark, with only one lamp on, illuminating Dulin and Poole at either end of the table, as well as the bowl of rice on the table.

"No, I suddenly feel hungry." As Poole complained, his stomach suddenly started growling.

“This is my divine domain.” Dulin leaned back in his chair and glanced at his brother. “This time I’m returning to the Eternal Flame Nest. Grandmother is very old. Have you been back recently?”

Poole didn't answer the question, but his guilty lowering of his head had already given Dulin an answer from another angle.

"Why don't you get married, bro? I see these girls all seem to like you." Du Lin turned to the side and put his feet on the small stool he had climbed over.

Then I settled myself into a more comfortable position.

Poole looked around: "Where are they?"

“You can’t hear it outside the domain,” Dulin explained. Perhaps sensing the worry in the eyes of the man before him, he simply removed the black curtain.

Finding himself in an endless plain, Poole finally breathed a sigh of relief. He leaned back in his chair, looking dejected. "Yeah, they all have feelings for me. It's so hard for me to choose."

"Choose what? When have I ever chosen anything?" Dulin placed his hands on his stomach and patted it smugly.

“Ha, how can I compare to a rare species like you?” Poole snorted.

"What if you became a rare species like me?" Dulin countered.

“How could this be? I’ve sought help from many people over the years. Everyone says I have the bones of a grassland elf, but I have no talent…” At this point, Poole’s face showed some sadness: “What can I, a mere mortal, do?”

“Tell me, and I’ll make you a spirit.” Du Lin said, pointing a finger at her.

Poole paused for a moment, then started scratching his head, before touching the dragon horns that had broken through the skin on his head with a look of shock.

"You're also a Zhulong?" This time it was Dulin's turn to be curious.

“I don’t know.” Poole pulled his long, thin silver dragon tail from his waistband. “No… have I really turned into a Candle Dragon?”

“We all have the same parents. What I have, you should have too. I’m just awakening the dormant genes in your body.” Dulin replied, then looked at his brother with some impatience: “Now what do you say? I have influence with the Circle of Truth and the Twin Mother Goddesses. You married all those girls. They’ve been with you all these years, you have to give them a good ending.”

In Dulin's view, the fact that those girls had stayed with him all these years was a silent form of love; if it were someone who didn't like him, they would have run away long ago.

“Is this...is this okay? Are they willing?” Poole was still somewhat hesitant.

"Look at you, so cowardly. You have a mouth, go ask." Dulin said calmly. Poole thought for a moment, then nodded: "Okay, I'll go ask, but how do we get out of here?"

Dulin pointed to the food on the table: "You can go out after you eat."

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Seeing Dulin walk onto the balcony, the sentry smiled and offered Dulin a cigarette: "I remember you said in your movie that this trick is called 'borrowing flowers to offer to Buddha'."

Dulin smiled and nodded: "My brother has really troubled you all over the years."

“Not at all. The doctor did such a good job and was able to accomplish such a great thing. Without your affirmation and delegation of authority, he could not have reached such a height.” The stargazer spoke with great conviction. He had a scar on his face over his left eye, but he was not blind.

Out of curiosity, Dulin asked about the scar.

He touched the scar: "When I first came to Austria, I was attacked by a noble surviving member. His sword was very sharp, but in the end, my dueling sword was still faster."

At this point, he smiled and looked at Jin Ding: "Old Jin Ding was more seriously injured, but he has a good constitution."

“That’s for sure, I’m a strong dwarf.” The young dwarf, who also had a large beard, nodded proudly and then glanced at Poole in the room: “Mr. Dulin, there’s been a lot of talk about you lately, you really have become a god.”

“Yes, he accidentally became a god. My older brother has only just activated his bloodline. He still has a long way to go to become stronger. He will have to rely on you guys a lot in the future.” Du Lin said as he leaned against the balcony railing. “We met in Copenhagen back then, and many years have passed without us realizing it.”

"Mr. Dulin, you still remember us lowly minions? It seems we're being a bit pretentious," the half-elf Stargazer remarked.

"Not at all. I came to see my brother at that time and told him to leave quickly, which is why I saw you two so affectionate. It's a good thing that Northernism has young people like you who have ideals and are also able to face reality." Dulin looked at the three people in front of him with some emotion.

I am moved by the magnificent way people give up everything for their ideals, and I see the efforts that ordinary people make to achieve their goals.

The sentry smiled somewhat awkwardly: "Actually, I wanted my sister to leave Poole. After all, he's too glamorous, and I felt my sister wasn't good enough for him. But my sister insisted on staying with him, and I couldn't do anything about it."

“Hey bro, don’t think like that. Relationships are all about mutual consent. If he and she are together, all we need to do is wish them well.” Jin Ding patted him on the back.

Just as they were talking, Dulin saw his brother walking over.

"I'm planning to take everyone back to the Everburnt Nest. We'll be back tomorrow, Sentinel. If anyone comes looking for me, tell them I've taken a leave of absence. And my brother is here, isn't he? Just tell them to look for him; after all, he's the true master of this land." With that, the old man led the girls away.

He even waved nonchalantly without turning around.

"At least one less worry is gone. Poole has been unsettled for years, and I haven't dared to bring my girlfriend home," the Stargazer remarked, watching them walk through the portal Anta had opened for them.

“Don’t tell me, I did too.” Jin Ding put his hands on his hips and looked at the sentry: “What about you, little brother? Don’t tell me you didn’t look for one.”

“I really didn’t look for her. If I had, my sister would definitely know, and she would be so anxious.” The sentry sighed as he said this, but then he was also somewhat pleased: “But now it’s all right.”

"The best big brother in the Western Continent." Du Lin exclaimed sincerely, and received unanimous praise from Jin Ding and the stargazers.

(End of this chapter)