Douluo Continent: The Myriad Body of Truth and Falsehood

Chapter 11 Na'er Returns

Wu Changkong also encountered the Dream of Myriad Businesses, but as a Soul Emperor, his perception of the Myriad Businesses was limited. Moreover, he felt refreshed after waking up, and given his cold personality, he wouldn't confide in outsiders. Although he had doubts, he treated it as a nightmare and put it aside.

next day

Xie Xie had already gotten used to the weight of the iron armor, so he slowed down and ran alongside Tang Wulin. "Hey, Wulin, did you have any strange nightmares last night?"

"It seems like I had a strange dream."

"Ah! You had it too? I dreamt that a monster called 'Wanye' descended upon a vast ice plain, and there were many Federation troops fighting against strange monsters. It felt so real, it gave me goosebumps!" Xie Xie described his dream in a relaxed tone, not taking the dream's contents to heart, just casual conversation between friends.

The higher one's status, the more extraordinary the dream becomes.

Tang Wulin was also shocked, his mouth slightly agape as he exclaimed, "Me too!"

"You see, I always felt something was off about this."

Bai Xu, who had been listening from behind, had caught the key information. He quickened his pace and stepped forward, asking curiously, "Xie Xie, what dream did you have? Could you tell me in detail?"

"I saw the Federal Legion fighting various monsters on the icy plains, and finally a large drop of blood fell from the sky, seemingly containing a humanoid monster. Bai Xu, did you have this dream too?"

By the time Xie Xie finished speaking, Bai Xu's brain had already gone blank. He hadn't even started doing anything yet, and the Fruit of Myriad Creations was extremely weak. How come the people around him had already started to be influenced and dream of the Fruit of Myriad Creations?

Originally, his plan was to use the destruction of Shrek Academy as a major cause-and-effect event to allow the Fruit of Myriad Causes to fully mature. However, things are now so strange that even he, the founder, is not quite sure what's going on.

Although his heart was churning with emotions, Bai Xu feigned surprise and agreed, "Yes, I also find it strange. I didn't expect our dreams to be almost identical!"

Tang Wulin said in a deep voice, his tone slightly heavy: "I don't know why, but I feel like this dream is a kind of premonition, as if that monster will really descend in the future."

"Impossible, you're overthinking it, Wu Lin." Xie Xie didn't believe it at all, taking it as a joke. Once the topic was over, he glanced behind him and asked, "Where did Gu Yue go?"

Upon hearing this, Bai Xu and Tang Wulin both shook their heads, indicating they didn't know. Wu Changkong, of course, knew that Gu Yue had gone out temporarily, saying that there had been some changes at home, and didn't ask any further questions.

Somewhere in the Spirit Pagoda of the East China Sea

Surrounded by a host of ferocious beasts, a figure slowly arrived at her destination. The girl's long silver hair fluttered in the air; she wore a red school uniform, her delicate features flawless, her skin fair and delicate, almost translucent. Her pale silver eyes remained expressionless; she stood gracefully, her legs long and straight, her proportions near perfect. Though somewhat immature, she radiated youthful energy.

If Tang Wulin were here, he would recognize her at a glance as his younger sister who had suddenly left home.

Compared to Na'er, Gu Yue, who stood opposite her, seemed much more ordinary. Her appearance and figure were incomparable to Na'er's. The two only had similar temperaments, and no one would have guessed that they were twins from the same origin.

"I'm here. Where are you?" Na'er asked calmly.

Gu Yue said, "More than your eagerness to kill Bai Xu, I want to know if you also dreamed of the monsters of the far north."

"Yes. Originally I didn't care because it had nothing to do with me. But you made Di Tian risk being discovered by Master to infiltrate Shrek Academy and tell me about the academy's future destruction. How could I not care?" Na'er and Gu Yue didn't get along very well, and their words were somewhat confrontational. It seemed that Na'er's origin was stable and she didn't need to merge for the time being, and it was also because she had a bet with Gu Yue.

"You think Bai Xu caused the destruction of Shrek Academy?" Gu Yue asked in astonishment.

"Isn't that right? If that monster hadn't come in person, and with Master and Mistress in charge, who in the world could have destroyed Shrek Academy?" Na'er said coldly. Apart from Tang Wulin, Master and Mistress were probably the people she cared about the most.

At this point, Na'er glanced at Di Tian's still cracked body, seemingly struggling to prevent his injuries from worsening. He had clearly suffered a severe blow. "To injure Di Tian to this extent, did you need to use some of your source power?"

Gu Yue nodded: "That's right. This concerns the gods, so I must be extremely cautious. Even though my injuries haven't healed yet, I have no choice but to personally test Bai Xu."

"Not kill him?" Na'er asked, puzzled. The silver dragon was using its primal power, so even if the opponent had divine protection, it should have been easy to capture him.

"I'll give it a try, but I can't worry about the bet now. I don't think I'll fall for a naive boy, even though he has many good qualities. That's all for now."

Gu Yue was full of confidence. If Bai Xu hadn't appeared, she would have slowly succumbed to his influence, like a frog being slowly boiled in water. But now, a god was about to be born, which was extremely strange and put her under immense pressure. Whether she closed her eyes or opened them, all she could see was Bai Xu's mysterious figure. She couldn't care less about Tang Wulin.

Upon hearing this, Na'er's expression dimmed slightly. She gave a bitter smile, and her body shimmered with silver light as she slowly walked towards Gu Yue. The two figures gradually merged, transforming into a noble dragon maiden with silver hair and purple eyes.

Her long, silver hair cascaded down her back, reaching her ankles; not only were the strands smooth, but they also possessed a texture like silver crystal. She possessed a beauty that defied description; no description could adequately capture her exquisite face.

Gu Yue said, "Don't worry, the bet still stands. I won't force you to merge, as that would only destabilize your origin and cause a significant drop in your strength."

Then, she scanned the entire scene with her purple eyes flashing, instantly putting pressure on the ferocious beasts present. This was submission from bloodline and soul; the beast race only respected the dragon race!

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"You don't need to go. If the punishment of causality comes upon you, it may affect your future plans. I alone am enough."

After saying that, the Silver Dragon King vanished in a flash, leaving Di Tian and the others looking at each other in bewilderment.

The Demon King looked slightly worried and asked, "Di Tian, ​​if our lord were to accept the punishment of the law of cause and effect, do you think she could withstand it?"

Looking at his body covered in wounds, Di Tian sighed, "At least he's better than me. The difference between gods and humans is like the difference between clouds and mud."

"I hope so~~" Biji was pessimistic. She knew Di Tian's injuries best. They were like injuries to the Great Dao, with damage to both his physical body and spirit. This punishment of causality seemed to be an all-round attack, aiming to completely erase him from the world without leaving a trace.

"Cough cough~" Di Tian's body trembled violently, and then he coughed up a mouthful of blood.

Biji rushed forward and tried to heal him with her emerald green soul power, but Di Tian stopped her. He said, "It's nothing. I just overexerted myself when I sneaked into Shrek Academy to avoid being discovered by Yun Ming. I'll be fine after resting for a few days."

The ferocious beasts remained silent, but they knew in their hearts that the current situation was more likely to be dire for them than favorable.

(End of this chapter)