Translator:ERROR666Editor:DarkGem

The surrounding scenerysuddenly changed like a curtain being drawnopen. The mountains, the earth, the sky,and the vast red plants were all being wiped awayas ifa blackboard was being cleaned. It thengradually turnedtransparentand disappearedin the end. In less than ten seconds, the forest which Yao Si had spent daystrying to crossand still weren’t able to leavetransformed into a boxy white space under twenty square meters in size.

Less than two steps behind here were dozens of “Gluttony” opening their gigantic flower maws. But they were all trapped inside glass pillars,andshe could faintly see white ice bladesin their insides, not melted.

This…Whatwas happeninghere?

Yao Si froze on the spot, unable to regain her senses for a long while.

“Ah, what a pity.” Qu Ze tossed the little purple orb in his hand with a regretful look.“I still have dozens offoreign plants, whichI brought back from other planets, thathaven’t been tested.”

“Test?” Yao Si’s mouth twitched, a rising fury surgingfrom the bottom of her heart. “You mean…”

“We weren’t transported to a forest?”

“Yes.”

“There were no cannibal plants?”

“Yes.”

“There were no human binding trees?”

“Yes.”

“And we weren’t almost stabbed into sieves?”

“Yes.”

“So you’ve been fooling me around the entire time?” She took a deep breath.

“Yes…Ahh, don’t say it so harshly, your highness.” Qu Ze switched back to the simple-mindedlook in a second, but thesenseof innocence was missing fromhis eyes.“Isn’t everyone trying to welcome you with your return to our kind? I,as one of the great elders,wanted toexpress my friendlinessandmade a harmless joke.”

“Harmless!” Yao Si felt that the string called ‘reason’ snap in her mind. She clenched her fingers into a fist and swungitright athis face.“Qu Ze! Screw your grandmother!”

For the past few days, she had really treated him like a newbie, putting her own life on the line to save him. Yet in the endhe told her that itwasall for a test, that all of it wasfake, f*ck!

If I don’t beat you until your mother can’t recognizeyou, then my last name isn’t Yao!

“Your highness.” Qu Zewas still smiling brilliantly,as if he couldn’t be bothered to treather fist seriously. Heflickedhis fingerand two vines suddenly burstout fromthe ground, winding around Yao Si’s flying punch.”A gentleman uses his tongue, not his fists.You can’t hit me with…”

Bam!

The next moment, an angry fist smashed fiercely into his face. Qu Ze felt his nose becoming heavy,and two streams of vividly red liquid ran down his face.

“How…How is this possible?” His eyes widened, and he revealed an expression filled with disbelief.

Yao Si didn’t have time to explainitto him. Her punches fell incessantly, like raindrops,onto him, and they were all aiming for the face and any other placethat hurtmost. The fury in the depth of Yao Si’s heart exploded with full force, burning all her reason, forgiveness,and demeanorof anelder to hell. There was only one thought left in her mind, punch that asshole!

“Wait wait…How can you, ouch!”

“Don’t only aim for the face, hurts hurts hurts…Ah.”

“I’m sorry, sorry, isn’t that enough…Wait, can you not kick there.”

“Awhhhh~~~~”

Atthat instance, the entire room was echoing with someone’s soul-stirring screams.

When Yao Sino longer had the energy to throw another punch, the burning anger within her heart finally dissipated a little. Shethen stopped, inhaled a deep breath,then kickedthe person on the groundagain.“Spit it, what do you really want?”

She had no old feuds or new hates with him, so she didn’t believe for a second thathe’d wasted so much effort of dragging her herejustfor some bloody experiment.

“Your highness…” Qu Ze’s originally goblin-like beautiful face was now swollen, reminding of a pig. He tried with great effort to get up but was unable to stand, so he could only sit on the ground. He wanted to squeeze out an innocent expression,but it caused the injuries on his face to throb and he inhaledsharply.“Hawl kan yau doo dis, Qu Ze sow apsit. (How can you do this, Qu Ze so upset).”

Yao Si lifted the cornerof her mouth and rolled her eyes at him.“I was only making a harmless joke at you too.”

“Um…”

“That’s enough, stop pretending.” If she ever fell for it again, then she’d bean idiot.“Say it, what do you really want.”

Qu Ze was stupefied. He putaway themerry expression and looked straight into her eyes,as if trying to make sure of something. After staring for a long time, he lowered his voice and asked, “You really want to know the reason?”

Yao Si felt a little uncomfortable being stared at by him, but she had no way to escape it, so she nodded firmly again.“Say it!”Let’s see what story you can come upwiththis time!

“Okay!” He nodded, slowly stoodup, and raised his head to look directly intoher eyes. He was so close that they were almost touching, and standing like that he clearly spelled out his next four words. “I. Don’t. Like. You!”

“Haha…”Yao Si sneered, pushing away the pig-head in front of her.“What a coincidence, me too!”

His face turned rigid for a second, but then he continued, “I received the notice, that’s why I had to travel thousands of miles,all the way from another galaxy,to rush back. I was researching avery important project at that time, but I was forced to stop and return just because you’re a fifth-generation bloodling.” His swollen eyes werefilled with displeasure.“How ridiculous, why should I? Just because we’re of younger generation, we must set everything aside and hold you above everything?”

“…”

“Don’t be a joke. What have you done for us bloodlings? Do you have any major contributions? Who decided that I must be friendly to you?”

“…”

“I aman elder ofthe thirtiethgeneration and can count as one of the oldest of us.” The corner of his lips turned upwards as he caressed the purple orb in his hand.“From the Zergs to the fourth Union of the current galaxy, I’ve lived for hundreds of thousands of years. Every battle of the bloodlings, every catastrophe I witnessed, because I am a thirtiethgeneration bloodling, that’s my duty.I’ve guarded the bloodlings for so many years…”

He took a long breath, then tiltedhis head and looked at thewhite room.“Everyone in our kind is like this, even thirteen is like this. We’re trying to makethe bloodlings a better race, that’s why… I’m thegreat elder of our kind. But you, what do you deserve?”

He looked at her with great defiance.“You’ve been hibernating for tens of billions of years, you’re only an outsider who relies upon her antique bloodline to assume great airs. You’ve not done a single thing for the bloodlings, why should we recognizeyou as our ancestor? Address you as you as ‘your highness’?”

“…”

“We don’t even know your background, your character, and you don’t even know the most basic language of the galaxy.” His brows knotted whenhe exhaled.“Yes! I did offend you, but as the great elder, I must do it for the bloodlings. I must make sure your arrival won’t affect the entire bloodling race. If you really want to call me accountable for this, then I’m willing to accept your disposition. Even if it meansthat my bloodline will be canceledand I’ll fall into eternal sleep.”

“Eternal sleep?” Yao Si was surprised. Eternal sleep was capital sentence. Due to the special physique of the bloodlings, they were immune to all harm but the attacks of their own kind. If they were killed by their own, then that was really death,andthe bloodlings calledthis method eternal sleep.

“You’re a fifth-generation bloodling, naturally you have the right to exercise this privilege, even if it is without reason.”

“Oh…” Yao Si looked at him from top to the bottom, the powerful self-healing ability of the bloodlings had already healed half of the damage to his pig head. She stood up and flicked the dust off her clothes, then with a cold expression said carelessly, “Then you can go to eternal sleep now!”