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Miss Jiang turned around and continued walking forward, with Professor Ren following closely behind her.

Professor Ren asked a question he had always wanted to ask: "Are there really dragons in this world?"

Jiang Nu said, "Didn't you see his blood biopsy?"

Professor Ren frowned, feeling even more like he was being plotted against.

Professor Ren gritted his teeth and asked, "Did you put the slices in there?"

Jiang Nu: "Seeing is believing, isn't it? Dragons are creatures whose blood is amazing..."

Professor Ren was choked by her. If he hadn't seen it with his own eyes, he wouldn't have been willing to go through this with her.

This was gained by gambling his future.

Professor Ren asked again: "Why me?"

Jiang Nu did not answer his question directly, but asked him back: "Do you believe in the afterlife?"

Professor Ren was silent. This sentence contained too much information and the answer was already obvious. He didn't dare to ask any more questions.

Professor Ren was thinking about something and when he walked around a very narrow crevice, he was suddenly tripped by something under his feet.

Professor Ren looked down and found that it was his pants that were sliding down.

Seeing that he was about to be exposed, Professor Ren quickly reached out and pulled up the waistband of his pants which was slowly sliding down, thus saving his face.

He remembered that he had fastened his belt when he went out, so how come it suddenly loosened?

Then Professor Ren discovered that his hands had also become smaller, and he was so scared that he quickly touched his face.

Sure enough, the face did not survive either. The glasses hanging on the ears could not be held and slid down half an inch, just like an old lady wearing reading glasses.

Professor Ren took off his glasses, and the myopia caused by long-term overuse of the eyes seemed to be cured without medication. His vision became clear as if he had returned to his student days.

Professor Ren was amazed by the changes in his body. He looked up and asked Ms. Jiang, "What's going on?"

Miss Jiang was smiling, and seemed not surprised by the changes in Professor Ren's body.

Jiang Nu said: "It just makes you become you."

Jiang Nv said, handing over a set of clothes: "It seems that you need to change into a new set of clothes."

The clothes handed over were an old oatmeal-colored coarse cloth, woven from cotton and linen twisted into linen threads, and were visibly rough.

Professor Ren did not reach out to take it. He was so angry that he turned around and wanted to leave without saying a word.

He failed to leave because he was entangled by a vine that grew out of nowhere.

Professor Ren struggled hard, but was strangled by the vines and it hurt.

Professor Ren was about to explode with anger. He asked, "So this is why you tricked me here?"

Let him replace a "previous life" who has been dead for many years, and then awaken a so-called "dragon".

It's ridiculous, he is himself and won't be anyone else.

Jiang Nu restrained him and sighed.

Professor Ren didn't want to wear the coarse cloth shirt, and Jiang Nu didn't force him, but she still had to take him to Canglongtan.

Professor Ren had walked this road countless times when he was still a small stone, but now he is called Ren Jiamin. He has forgotten everything about his past life and the little dragon that had been waiting for him.

In order to comfort the struggling Professor Ren, Ms. Jiang stuffed something into his hand.

Professor Ren initially wanted to throw away the thing she stuffed into his hand, but when he touched it, he felt a familiar outline. He looked down and saw that it was a wooden sculpture with a pigtail.

After being lost for more than twenty years, it now lies in his hands again.

Professor Ren seemed to be poured with a bucket of cold water, and he immediately calmed down. He looked up at Miss Jiang and asked, "How did you get this thing?"

Jiang Nu shook her head slightly: "Your things are just returned to their original owners."

Professor Ren: “How did you get it?”

Jiang Nu: "I found it."

Professor Ren didn't want to talk too much to her. Since he couldn't find out how she picked it up, he decided not to ask and save his breath.

Professor Ren's body is now that of a teenager, with a boyish appearance, but his arms and wrists are thin, and are tied up like a dumpling by vines.

Maybe it was because his body had become smaller, but Professor Ren subconsciously felt that he had become somewhat terrifying, as if he was staring into an abyss, or looking up at a mountain.

Professor Ren couldn't help but clench the wood carving in his hands.

Not sure if it was an illusion, but Professor Ren felt a warm current flowing through the wood sculpture, dispelling the fear in his heart.

It was just like the countless times he was haunted by nightmares as a teenager.

After walking for a long time, we finally walked out of the cracks in the rocks and came to a spacious cave.

The cave seems to be connected to an underground river, which converges into a deep pool in the low-lying area.

Miss Jiang did not stop. She waved her hand and seeds fell all over the cave. The seeds grew at a speed visible to the naked eye, sprouted buds, bloomed and bore fruit. The fruit grew to the size of an adult's fist and emitted a warm light.

Professor Ren had never seen such a plant before. It was probably a magical power unique to people like Jiang Nu.

In fact, Professor Ren has another guess that this Jiang Nu might not be a human being, but a mountain ghost or some other goblin.

Even the most powerful Taoist priest cannot control plants and trees like her.

Professor Ren regretted that he had recognized the wrong person, but it was too late to regret now.

The lantern fruit lights up the entire cave and also illuminates the dark water.

Eight thick chains were nailed to the stone wall of the cave, and cement was poured at the joints between the chains and the stone wall, extending all the way to the bottom of the pool.

The ground was also covered with patterns that looked like talismans. It could be seen that it was originally bright red, but was covered with a layer of dull gray.

In the dim light, the circles of strange runes looked like twisted living creatures.

Miss Jiang walked on the surface of the lake, and Professor Ren looked down. With every step she took, ripples formed on the water, which meant that the water was not frozen.

What kind of person can walk on water without falling?

Ms. Jiang walked to the center of the deep pool. She lowered her head slightly, with nostalgia and sadness in her eyes.

She said, "This is the last dragon in the world."

Professor Ren looked down.

I saw two spots of light at the bottom of the pitch-black pool, emitting a rich white glow.

With the help of the white light, Professor Ren saw a huge black dragon.

The black dragon's head, tail, limbs, and torso were locked by eight chains.

He was lying in deep sleep beneath the pool.

Professor Ren noticed that the dark red talismans extended from all sides to the bottom of the lake.

The two white lights are the two horns of the black dragon. Its body is completely black except for the two white horns.

Every scale on the black dragon's body was as big as a millstone, sparkling with a cold obsidian luster, like the brightest star in the night sky, yet carrying a heart-pounding majesty.

Professor Ren felt an unprecedented shock in his heart. He had never seen such a huge and mysterious creature.

One can't help but marvel at the great creation of the Creator.