891: Chapter 285: The Life Spring and the Last Divine Dragon (Part 1) 891: Chapter 285: The Life Spring and the Last Divine Dragon (Part 1) A faint white mist exhaled from his mouth and nose, lightly moving his body, Ye Yinzhu’s consciousness slowly returned to his brain, and his spirit gradually awoke.
“Is this what soul slumber feels like?
It seems quite fortable.” This was Ye Yinzhu’s first reaction.
Everything around him was warm and cozy, as if he were wrapped in a furnace of just the right temperature.
Apart from fort, he could find no other sensation.
There was a faint sweetness in his mouth, with a refreshing fragrance—even quite smooth.
The fort from head to toe was intoxicating, especially as this sensation became clearer, making it even more addictive.
Is this really the world of the spirits?
Ye Yinzhu slowly opened his eyes.
How could the world of the spirits feel warm?
He had already realized something was wrong, instinctively opening his eyes.
He was surprised to find that he could see, although what he saw was a blurry white expanse—he truly could see.
I can also taste sweetness, but wasn’t my sense of taste lost long ago?
What is this blurry whiteness?
Do my eyes have a problem?
No, that’s not right; this seems to be mist, mist formed by steam.
“Where is this?
Where am I?” Almost instantaneously, Ye Yinzhu instinctively voiced his doubts.
Of course, this should have been a rhetorical question, but someone answered it for him.
“You are still where you originally were.” A cool voice, round and pleasant, yet filled with a distancing feel.
The steam in front abruptly dispersed, and Ye Yinzhu witnessed a scene that shocked him deeply.
Three meters in front of him sat a person, while his own body was submerged in water.
The water was a light red but extremely clear.
The faint fragrance seemed to be ing from the water, and the sweet taste in his mouth was the water vapor he had breathed in.
In the light red water, three meters across from him, that person was quietly observing him.
Her expression was cold and calm, void of any emotional fluctuation.
This feeling was familiar; in front of him, the person had long black hair, quietly cascading in the water.
Her pale and delicate skin was adorned with droplets of water formed by the steam.
Though her black eyes bore a cold look, the smartness within them couldn’t be erased.
Her high nose bridge and the soft curves of her face, lips neither too thick nor too thin but a deep red.
She was a beauty.
Her coldness was not like that of Li Sha’s, for her coldness was that of indifference to everything, a detached cold.
Her delicate features, in Ye Yinzhu’s mind, were at least on par with Sura and Xiang Luan, slightly better than Haiyang.
Yet because of her aloof coldness, she possessed a special aura entirely different from any other girl Ye Yinzhu knew.
She was beautiful, but Ye Yinzhu could be certain, he did not know such a girl.
Why would a woman who seemed to be only about twenty years old appear in front of him, and why did her unique demeanor give him an extremely familiar, yet somewhat panicked feeling?
Most importantly, the black-haired, black-eyed girl in front of him was pletely nude.
Although the water both of them were soaking in was light red, it was translucent light red, which couldn’t possibly cover the two prominent, full half-spheres on her chest.
Her impressive figure was even hotter than that of Silver Dragon Princess Li Sha; the enormity of her bosom contrasted with her slender waist was almost disproportionate, yet it seemed perfectly harmonious on her.
He could even faintly see the long legs under the water; Ye Yinzhu could be certain that this girl’s height was not shorter than his own.
“Have you seen enough?” The black-haired woman did not attempt to conceal her impressive figure, merely letting her arms rest by her side, presenting her body fully to the man in front of her.
“Not yet,” Ye Yinzhu almost instinctively replied.
The love for beauty is mon to all, and since he had long lost his sight, being able to see again, and first witnessing such a perfect body, the feeling was indescribable.
If he had to use two words to describe it, it would be bliss.
In this respect, Ye Yinzhu and a blind man regaining his sight felt no different.
“Ah, no, I’m sorry.” After saying those words, Ye Yinzhu realized his impropriety and quickly lowered his head.
However, this also allowed him to see himself; he found that he was no different from the black-haired woman opposite him, because there were also no clothes on his body.
Almost instinctively, Ye Yinzhu hurriedly covered his most vital parts with his hands, his face now full of embarrassed color.
“No need to cover up.
I have already seen every part of you, and you have seen mine.
We are even now,” said the black-haired girl calmly, her voice still emotionless.
From awakening to the present embarrassment, not much time had passed; Ye Yinzhu suddenly realized, because he recognized where that familiar feeling came from without using his eyes.
The Unity of Heaven and Man told him the source of that familiar sensation.
“You, you are that middle-aged man?” Ye Yinzhu abruptly lifted his head, two beams of bright light suddenly shooting from his eyes, intensely staring at the girl in front of him.
Indeed, that calm, cold demeanor devoid of any emotional fluctuation was precisely that of the middle-aged man who had killed him.
The black-haired girl did not respond, but her gaze told Ye Yinzhu that he was right.
After a brief display of hostility, Ye Yinzhu gradually calmed down, his voice tinged with sarcasm, “So by that logic, are we in Hell?
Is this Hell’s Blood Pool?
I didn’t expect the acmodations to be quite nice.”
“Who told you this is Hell?” The black-haired girl’s eyes flashed with amusement, but it disappeared in an instant, and Ye Yinzhu did not notice.
Ye Yinzhu was taken aback, “Not Hell?
Then why is the water red?”
The black-haired girl replied indifferently, “Someone must have told you about a spring whose water is blood.”
A strong shock swept through Ye Yinzhu’s mind.
Being intelligent himself, he was just a bit groggy from just waking up.
At the reminder from the black-haired girl, he immediately recalled what the Divine Dragon King had told him,
“Could it be, could this be the Life Spring?”
When he first encountered the Life Spring, the mist rising above the water and the inability to see clearly meant he didn’t know what the Life Spring Water looked like.
But now, seeing it in person, he immediately remembered the Divine Dragon King telling him that this Water of Life was actually the blood of a dead Divine Dragon.
A feeling of reverence arose in his heart.
The physiological reaction he had felt upon seeing the naked body of the woman opposite him gradually faded, and his entire demeanor cooled down.
“Why haven’t we both died?” Ye Yinzhu asked.
“Do you really want to die?” the black-haired girl countered.
“You are my test, who are you?
Why are you beside the Life Spring Water, and how do you know about the Divine Dragon King?” Ye Yinzhu fired off a series of questions.
“I am your test.
Since the day this Life Spring Water has existed, I have been with it; you could say I am its guardian.
Since I have been with it from the day it appeared, do you still need to wonder why I know the Divine Dragon King?” The black-haired girl answered Ye Yinzhu’s questions this time.
Ye Yinzhu suddenly said, “So, you are the guardian of the Life Spring?”
The black-haired girl responded lightly, “You could see it that way.”
Ye Yinzhu’s lips curved into a wry smile, “Then, have I passed the test then?”
The black-haired girl said, “If you hadn’t passed the test, do you think you would be here?”
Ye Yinzhu weirdly said, “But I’m curious, why haven’t you died?
And you were able to bring me into the Life Spring Water.
Even though my body was close to collapsing, I clearly remember that the place I stabbed with the Sword of Nox couldn’t have been wrong, it definitely pierced your heart.
Even the strongest of beings would die if their heart was pierced, right?”
The black-haired girl cocked her head to look at Ye Yinzhu, her eyes revealing a hint of oddness, “Do you want to know?”
Ye Yinzhu nodded seriously.
“Fine, give me one of your hands,” said the black-haired girl.
Ye Yinzhu did as told and raised one hand.
The black-haired girl stealthily moved closer; the Life Spring Water did not slow her down.
Her left hand firmly grasped Ye Yinzhu’s extended right hand, and then…
Ye Yinzhu’s pupils suddenly dilated, his recently calmed physiological reaction flared anew because his extended right hand was now placed on the black-haired girl’s exceedingly full right breast, which absolutely could not be grasped with just one hand.
“How is it?” the black-haired girl asked indifferently.
Subconsciously squeezing, Ye Yinzhu dumbly replied, “It’s big, soft, and very elastic.”
At that moment, Ye Yinzhu seemed to notice several black lines appear on the black-haired girl’s forehead, and her voice also carried noticeably more emotion, which seemed to be anger and a hint of embarassment, “I was asking if you found your answer?” (To be continued.
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