Her mind was such a mess that she couldn't even spot the most obvious logical problems.
"Did she really just sleep?" the snake beastman asked in bewilderment.
Yin Xiu nodded and said to the snake beastman, "Go heat up some water. You should help the lady clean up a bit. She must be uncomfortable like this."
"Okay," he finally regained a shred of reason amidst his confusion.
As he was cleaning Si Yan, the sight of so much blood and water made his eyes redden.
So, over five years ago when Si Yan gave birth to four cubs, was she all alone, giving birth to them by herself? Just how much did he owe her...?
After Si Yan had laid the two Dragon Eggs, Tai Seng had entered the cave to help.
He constructed a temporary nest from branches and grass, lined it with soft beast skins, and placed the two Dragon Eggs inside.
One of the Dragon Eggs was purple and the other was gold.
Their colors were dazzling, and they occasionally emitted a shimmering light.
Si Yan woke up at night.
