Douluo Continent: Transmigrated into Tang San's Younger Sister and Became a God with Two Martia

Chapter 170 Mom is a Soul Beast

"The reason why Xiao Wu hasn't been discovered until now is simply because of the flower on her body. Today, the flower left her, and she was quickly discovered by those people from the Papal Palace," Tang Hao said in a heavy tone, his face full of worry.

"Xiao Wu's soul power is only level 40 right now, which is the juvenile stage. At this stage, even Soul Douluo can detect her. She will only become a real human after she reaches level 60, the mature stage," Tang Hao continued to explain, his voice tinged with a hint of helplessness.

"And once they reach level 90, 100,000-year-old soul beasts will go through the Nascent Soul stage and, like titled Douluo, attempt to reach that immortality." Tang Hao said, his eyes revealing his anticipation and longing for the future.

After saying that, Tang Hao sighed and said, "Think about it, how many 100,000-year-old soul beasts are there in the entire Douluo Continent? How difficult is it to capture them? And Xiao Wu is still in her infancy. Faced with such a great temptation, how could the people of the Spirit Hall let her go?"

Tang San nodded slowly upon hearing this. He understood the reasoning Tang Hao had given him, and that Xiao Wu returning to the Star Dou Great Forest was the best way to protect her.

He now needs to become stronger quickly so that he can protect Xiao Wu when the Spirit Hall prepares to attack her next.

While the two were talking, Tang Nian sat quietly beside them. After the father and son finished their conversation, they seemed to be getting along quite well.

Tang Nian sat quietly to the side, not interrupting, and listened attentively to the conversation between Tang San and Tang Hao.

Tang San hesitated for a moment, then looked at Tang Hao and slowly asked, "Dad, Mom... was she killed by the Spirit Hall?"

Upon hearing this, Tang Nian's expression changed. In fact, Tang Hao hadn't told her much about Ah Yin, but compared to Tang San, she knew more.

Tang Nian naturally understood what Ah Yin represented to Tang Hao; Ah Yin's death was a source of pain for him that he had always been unwilling to mention.

Over the years, every time Tang Nian saw Tang Hao, she noticed that he looked much older than before. Just like when he appeared in front of the Papal Palace this time, he looked much more disheveled.

This is because, over the years, Tang Hao has never forgotten Ah Yin, and he has not let go of himself because of Ah Yin's death. It seems that only when he is not doing well can he atone for his sins.

So when Tang San finished speaking, Tang Nian glanced at Tang Hao's face, and sure enough, his expression had become somewhat gloomy.

Tang Nian quickly said, "It's getting late, let's get some rest. Dad just said he's going to take us somewhere tomorrow."

Tang Nian said this to Tang San. Tang San lowered his head. As soon as Tang Nian spoke, he understood what she meant. Although he was extremely curious, Tang San decided not to ask anything and nodded slightly.

Night fell, and the stars, like diamonds, were embedded in the deep sky, shimmering with a cold light.

A gentle breeze rustled through the treetops, but it could not soothe Tang Nian's heart.

At this moment, her mind was filled with the scene in front of the Papal Palace. Of course, she knew that the most urgent task at present was to cultivate her soul power. It was obvious that the appearance of the Spirit Hall today had some connection with Tang Hao, and it was clear that they had a grudge.

The Spirit Hall wields immense power in the Douluo Continent. Although Tang Hao is strong, the Spirit Hall's influence is undeniably formidable. Therefore, she must break through to the next level as soon as possible to ensure she can help Tang Hao.

Thinking of this, Tang Nian couldn't sleep at all. She sat up and then noticed that Tang San was leaning against a tree not far away, his eyes full of worry, looking up at the starry sky.

Soon, Tang San also noticed that Tang Nian had gotten up. After exchanging a glance, the two looked at Tang Hao, who was sleeping with his back to them.

The unspoken understanding between the brother and sister was self-evident; with just a glance, they quietly stood up and walked toward a hill not far away.

What the two of them didn't know was that shortly after they left, Tang Hao, who had been keeping his eyes closed, opened them, and upon closer inspection, there was no trace of sleepiness in his eyes.

Tang Nian and Tang San sat on the ground. Looking out from the hill, they saw a tranquil lake in the distance. The lake water shimmered under the starlight, like a giant mirror.

Tang San then slowly spoke, "How much do you know about Mom?"

Tang Nian lowered her head, avoiding Tang San's gaze. She didn't know whether she should tell Tang San about these things. As a child of both her father and mother, Tang San naturally had the right to know, but Tang Hao had never mentioned the intricacies of the matter to Tang San.

For a moment, Tang Nian didn't know whether she should tell Tang San.

Tang San sighed and said, "I know that all these years, Dad must have secretly come to see you." After saying that, Tang San laughed self-deprecatingly.

Tang Nian opened her mouth, wanting to explain, but in the end she said nothing, after all, what Tang San said was true.

Tang San lowered his head, looking somewhat dejected, and said, "But I don't really care about any of that. Nian Nian, you're my little sister. Not to mention Dad, I want to give you the best of everything. You're a girl, so it's only right that I treat you well."

Suddenly, Tang San changed the subject and continued, "But Niannian, you shouldn't hide things from me about Mother. I'm also Mother's child, and I have the right to know the truth, don't I?"

Not a single mistake, not a single poem, not a single post, not a single piece of content, not a single look!

Tang San's words left Tang Nian speechless, as Tang San's statement was indeed correct.

After some hesitation, Tang Nian finally made her choice. She turned to look in Tang Hao's direction, and after confirming that Tang Hao hadn't moved since they arrived, she lowered her voice and slowly said, "Mom is a soul beast."

"What?" Tang San's eyes widened instantly upon hearing Tang Nian's words, almost unable to believe what he had just heard.

He had countless ideas about Ah Yin's identity, but he never imagined that Ah Yin was actually a soul beast, just like Xiao Wu.

Tang San couldn't help but recall the scene where Tang Hao rescued Xiao Wu in front of the Pope's Palace.

By the way, Tang Hao's words were very clear. He clearly knew all along that Xiao Wu was a soul beast transformed into a human. As a Title Douluo, he naturally couldn't be unaware of the rarity and usefulness of a 100,000-year-old soul beast.

However, Tang Hao never revealed Xiao Wu's true identity from beginning to end. In fact, he saved her when the Spirit Hall members were about to harm her.

If Tang San couldn't understand it at first, he understands it all now: because their mother was a soul beast, and Tang Hao fell in love with Ah Yin, who was also a soul beast.

Therefore, he did not intervene to stop his son Tang San from falling in love with Xiao Wu, who was also a soul beast.

(End of this chapter)