He stepped out of the palace and glanced aside for some reason. In the flowerpot on the corridor, the dusty seed was still there.
The palace maids in the immortal world felt that the little seed must be dead, but because it was brought back by the owner himself, they did not throw it away on their own initiative.
As if by mistake, the little silver dragon watered the seeds one last time with a drop of blood from his fingertips, then turned around, and left without looking back.
It was at that time that Jiang Rui became conscious for the first time. In the sea of ignorant consciousness, she carved a figure that had left in a big stride. The silver cloak floated behind him, and the corners of his robe rolled.
“So, you see,” Jiang Rui said with a smile, holding a book under the lamp, “It was the first time we met. I never saw your face, and you didn’t even know I was there.”
The silver dragon looked complicated: “I should have looked back.”
“What’s there to see? I didn’t turn into a human form at that time. Even if you look back, you can only see a seed.” Jiang Rui didn’t care.
The two people continued to read. Although what was written in the book was their personal experience, it was a novel experience to watch it from a third party’s perspective.
When he read that the resurrecting grass had transformed into a human form, and in order to repay his kindness, she was determined to enter reincarnation to collect the soul fragments, the Lord God was cautious again.
“To repay a favor?” He pretended to be calm.
With Jiang Rui’s current familiarity with him, she could tell that he was awkward just from this ordinary sentence. She flipped through the pages of the book casually. The two of them knew what happened next in more detail than in the book.
While passing through ten lines at a glance, she said: “Of course, I have to repay the kindness. Without a drop of the Lord God’s blood, how could I be where I am today? How can I not repay such a great kindness?”
The Lord God pressed his lips imperceptibly. Actually, that was not what he wanted to ask. He wanted to know, now, was it still to repay the favor?
Jiang Rui didn’t know what he was struggling with. The answer just now was just to stab him deliberately.
If she said that it was really to repay his kindness at the beginning, but after being accompanied by one life after another, to mention those words again would be an insult to the feelings she had paid.
No matter how great a favor was, this was not the way to return it.
If he couldn’t even figure this out, then she not only had to wonder if he was an inexperienced ice block, but she also had to ask, was the heart in his chest also frozen?
Fortunately, the Lord God was not that slow. He soon figured it out.
No kindness deserved such a return. The only thing that could make people reach this point was the happiness of love between two people.
After he thought about it thoroughly, he realized that the person beside him had been staring at him since just now. Her eyes were a little bit cold, and the underlying meaning inside was very clear: try mentioning the word ‘repay a favor’ again, there were many flower pots outside.
The Lord God had never been so smart as at this time. In the face of potential crises, his body was faster than his brain.
He spontaneously reached out to take the book in her hand and put it aside, with a careful tone: “It’s just me talking nonsense. It’s late at night. Let’s rest.”
Jiang Rui looked at him with a half-smile, “I thought the Lord God still had questions to ask?”
The Lord God quickly shook his head, “No more.”
Then, he took her in his arms and rested.
Jiang Rui snorted lightly and said nothing more.
The Lord God secretly breathed a sigh of relief. You must know that he had never been so cautious when the two armies fought.
After he was relieved, he realized that tonight he went to bed in human form, but Rui Rui didn’t kick him out.
Holding the fragrant, soft, and warm body in his arms, the Lord God’s heart felt as if it had been roasted on the fire, turning into a puddle of warm water.
He wanted to say something at this time, but after being aloof for so many years, he couldn’t change his temperament. He groaned for a long time and then said: “Rui Rui, I…”
If it weren’t for the extreme silence in the room, Jiang Rui might have missed that loving word. She was lying sideways in the other person’s arms, half of her sleeping face exposed under the faint starlight.
In the silence, someone looked at her quietly for a long time. After even the stars in the sky fell into a deep sleep, the other person placed a very light and cherished kiss on her forehead, then tightened his arms, and closed his eyes.
Jiang Rui slightly curved the corners of her lips.
The story between the Lord God Jiu Yuan and the Immortal Resurrection Grass spread in the Heaven Realm, and now finally, no one was chasing after Immortal Lord Shu Yuan anymore.
All he had to do was to protect his pseudonym ‘Double Whip’ from being ripped off. When he was walking on the road, he would listen to the words that almost made his ears calluses from time to time.
“You know, there once was a silver dragon. One day, he got drunk and brought back a seed from the mortal world…”
This is where the story begins.
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The text ends here. I’m sorry to make you wait until now, and thank you for reading this. I don’t know if anyone wants to watch the extras, if so I’ll write a few.
Translator’s Comment:
It’s the end!
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Omg thank u for translating this gem ♥
I always wait for the update daily, and now the story finally ends.
Yes, it’s already ended. But, there are still 4 extra stories. Keep stay tuned!❤️
Thank you so much for this translation! Who would have know their story went so far back. I want to reread all 10 lives now!