In the distant west of the Divine Realm, on a barren and lifeless.


    A woman stood calmly under the raging torrent of rain that seemingly wanted to wash everything away from the world. Her white robe was stained with mud, and the paper umbre in her hand could barely protect her from the rain. She seemed to be in his posture for a very long time.


    This world was deste and silent, so no one would disturb them. Time silently flowed by, and he did not know how much time had passed. Perhaps it had been a few hours, a few days, or perhaps it had been a few years...


    At this moment, an old man with a bamboo hat on his head walked over. The bamboo basket on his back was full of fresh bamboo shoots, it was difficult to believe that this lifeless star could still produce a nt.


    The old man was taken aback when he saw the woman. Out of kindness, he said gently. "Girl, why are you standing there? Are you not afraid of catching a cold?"


    The woman didn''t reply nor move from the spot.


    The old man thought that she didn''t hear him. He walked toward her and said again. "Girl…"


    Suddenly, the woman turned her head to look at the old man. Her eyes were fully closed as she said. "Are you a native here?"


    The old man looked at the woman''s face strangely and thought she was blind. He sighed softly. "Poor girl… Yes, I''ve been living here for all my life."


    He pointed at the distance ahead and asked. "Why don''t youe with me to the vige? It would be a long time before the rain stopped. It''s not good for you to stand here. Come,e."


    The old man said nothing further and walked away, beckoning the woman to follow.


    The woman didn''t refuse. She calmly followed the old man into the curtain of rain.


    "Be careful. The road here is not good." The old man said kindly, as he was afraid the woman would trip. "By the way, are you from the city?"


    The woman replied calmly. "No."


    Hearing this, the old man didn''t inquire further. The two continued to walk for fifteen minutes and gradually arrived at a small vige with around fifty households.


    "You''re back, Grandpa Yi." A young boy ying in the rain immediately greeted the old man with a bright, innocent smile.


    "Why are you ying with the rain again, Er Gu? Go, go inside quickly." The old man scolded and waved his hand, urging the little boy to go back to his house.


    "Hehe." The little boy, Er Gu,ughed embarrassingly and quickly slipped into his house nearby.


    "This child." The old man shook his head with a smile. It seemed he was familiar with the boy''s yful side.


    He didn''t notice that the moment the little boy shouted, the woman''s hand that was holding the umbre shook uncontrobly. Especially when she looked at the boy carefully.


    The old man turned to look at the woman and said. "Do you want toe to my house first?"


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    "Alright." The old man smiled kindly and led the woman to his house at the end of the street.


    After entering the simple-built hut, the old man went to lit up a firece and invited the woman to sit down. "Come. Sit here first. The condition of my house is a bit shabby. I hope you don''t mind."


    The woman put the umbre away and sat beside the firece without saying anything.


    Seeing this, the old man went to the kitchen at the back of the hut and came back with a small kettle. He put the kettle beside the firece and said. "Please wait for a while. The boiled water will be ready soon."


    The woman turned to face the old man and asked. "What''s your name?"


    The old man didn''t mind the woman''s impolite way of asking. He replied with a smile. "My name is Yi. You can call me Grandpa Yi if you don''t mind."


    "No surname?" The woman asked.


    The old man, Grandpa Yi, shook his head and sighed sadly. "Everyone in this vige has no surname. It said that our ancestors had offended a big shot in the past and were punished by cutting the surnames."


    The woman went silent for a long while and asked. "How long have you been here?"


    Grandpa Yi grabbed a knife nearby and slowly shaped the bamboo shoots. "I don''t know. I am seventy this year, and we have been living in this vige since I can remember."


    "By the way, can you tell me your name, girl? If you don''t mind."


    "Qingxuan," The woman replied calmly. "My name is Long Qingxuan."


    "Long Qingxuan… What a beautiful name." Grandpa Yi said with a smile.


    The woman, Long Qingxuan, calmly looked at Grandpa Yi cutting the bamboo shoots without a word.


    Time passed very quickly. At this moment, Grandpa Yi finished processing the bamboo shoots and put them in a wooden bucket nearby before bringing them into the kitchen. "The rain probably won''t stop until the morning. You can stay here first if you don''t have to go. I''ll cook something in a while."


    Long Qingxuan replied softly. "Thank you."


    As she spoke, she got up and walked to the window. Her Divine Sense quickly spread out and covered the entire vige as well as the vast area nearby.


    Since she departed from the Azure World, she tried to search for the remnant of the Dragon God n all over the Divine Realm. Later, she remembered the ce where her father took her to see it when she was young, and that ce was here, the barren and inconspicuous lower realm.


    When she first arrived, she searched the entire but ended up with disappointment. There was no one rted to the Dragon God n here.


    However, she didn''t expect to find them here in a small vige. Everyone here was no different from a mortal, but when the boy named Er Gu was soaked in the rain earlier, Long Qingxuan could feel a trace of a bloodline connection. Without a doubt, they were the remnants of the Dragon God n!


    As far as she could remember, her father once talked about his younger brother, who was exiled from the n. If she guessed correctly, everyone here should be his descendants…