269: 163: The Resurrected Yan Yan!
Nai’er Trembles!_2 269: 163: The Resurrected Yan Yan!
Nai’er Trembles!_2 Clearly, they had their own objectives.
Or rather, Turing Duo had her own objectives.
“Elder Yan Yan, I have a thod that can save Nai’er, but the consequences are grave,” Suo Lun said.
“It’s a very evil power, and once it enters Nai’er’s body, it will instantly neutralize all her poison.
Not only that, but from then on, whether Nai’er is poisoned or injured, she will recover imdiately.”
As soon as these words were spoken, Tu An was imdiately filled with hope and looked expectantly at Suo Lun.
At this mont, in Tu An’s eyes, Suo Lun was undoubtedly miraculous.
He had managed to revive the nearly dead Yan Yan, so naturally, he could also save Yan Nai’er.
But Yan Yan, still gazing at his daughter, did not respond to Suo Lun.
Suo Lun continued, “But the consequence of all this is the exhaustion of Nai’er’s life force.
If Nai’er continues to fight, she’ll exhaust her life force in just a few years, like a candle in the wind.
Even now, as I pull her back from death’s clutches, I don’t know at the cost of how many years of her life—perhaps twenty, or even thirty?”
Yan Yan did not answer Suo Lun’s words.
From beginning to end, he did not exchange a single word with Suo Lun.
However, Suo Lun could hear the dialogue in his heart, which was…
wait!
If at the last mont, people from Heibing Mansion delivered the antidote, and the conditions were acceptable,
Then, they would use the antidote from Heibing Mansion.
If Heibing Mansion did not deliver the antidote, or the price was too high to bear, then they would use Suo Lun’s thod to save Yan Nai’er.
“How much longer until Nai’er wakes up?” Yan Yan asked.
“If it follows the pattern of the past few days, it should be in half an hour,” Tu An said.
Yan Yan said, “Then you may leave.”
“Yes,” Tu An said.
Suo Lun hesitated for half a second, then followed and left, closing the door behind him, leaving Yan Yan alone in the room.
Tu An looked at him, hesitated, and said, “Young Master Suo Lun, why did you co out?
Nai’er will surely want to see you the mont she wakes up.”
Suo Lun said, “Elder Yan Yan is Nai’er’s closest person.”
…
Half an hour later, the exceedingly weak Yan Nai’er, as usual, woke up and opened her eyes.
Dimly and faintly, she thought she saw her father, Yan Yan, standing by her bed.
Her delicate body trembled slightly as she tried hard to open her eyes wider and said, “Father, am I…
am I dead?
Otherwise, why would I see you?”
Tears finally burst forth from Yan Yan as he said, “You’re not dead, it’s your father who has co back to life.”
Imdiately, Yan Nai’er’s eyes widened, and she attempted to sit up from the bed but found herself completely devoid of strength.
Then, an overwhelming surge of elation filled her heart.
Without a mont’s surprise or disbelief, there was only boundless joy.
She didn’t even want to think about how her father had co back to life.
All that mattered to her was that he was here now.
She had prayed countless tis, willing to pay any price for her father’s return, even if it ant selling her soul to the devil, or exchanging her own life.
And now, her father had truly co back to life.
Even though she herself was close to death, she was still incredibly overjoyed.
Amid the intense excitent, Nai’er could hardly make a sound or utter a word.
And Yan Yan, as if unable to find any words to say, just held his daughter’s hand tightly, his heart aching imnsely.
“Father, you’re alive, and I…
I can finally hand over the Silver Wolf Legion to you,” Yan Nai’er said.
“In your absence, your daughter really couldn’t hold on any longer.
I’m not up to it.”
Yan Yan said, “You’re much stronger and more outstanding than I imagined.
Ever since you were little, you’ve been my pride; you’ve never let down.”
Yan Nai’er’s tears flowed as she said, “But, in that incident, I broke your heart.
If it weren’t for my immaturity, Father, you wouldn’t have…
wouldn’t have been in danger, incapacitated for over a year, and I almost lost you forever.”
The incident she referred to, of course, concerned Suo Lun.
Yan Yan asked, “Don’t you want to know how I ca back to life?”
Nai’er shook her head, “No matter how you ca back to life, regardless of the price, I am willing.
All that matters to is that you are alive.”
Yan Yan said, “It was Suo Lun!…
He saved , he went to the Barbarian Domain and found a way to rescue .”
Instantly, Yan Nai’er was utterly stunned.
Then, tears spilled uncontrollably from her eyes.
Every ti Suo Lun’s na was ntioned, her heart would beco completely unsettled, a mix of bitterness and sweetness flooding her emotions.
A month ago, she had sent Suo Lun away.
It wasn’t out of heartlessness, nor entirely to sever ties with the past.
In rare monts, she had thought about leaving everything in Tianye City behind and taking the Silver Wolf Legion to join Suo Lun in Tian Shui City to aid him.
But she couldn’t do that.
The Silver Wolf Legion belonged to her father, and she had no right to do so—doing that would constitute a complete betrayal of her father.
Since she couldn’t take the Silver Wolf Legion to Tian Shui City with Suo Lun, she would have to fight with the Tianye City Allied Forces, a path that certainly led to a slim chance of survival.
If it were Lanling, she wouldn’t have hesitated to keep him by her side.
But this person was Suo Lun.
He had his own mission to fulfill; he couldn’t just follow her to their doom.
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