Grand Ancestral Bloodlines-Novel

Mae's cries echoed through the walls of the immortal cave. All of the pent up frustration of the last over year seemed to vanish all at once. She thought that it might have been a trick of the mind, but it truly felt far better than it had the first time. It was like every connection she made with Ryu was far more intimate and sensitive than it had been in the past.The most update n0vels are published on novelenglish.net . (f)ire.ɴet

She realized very quickly that this was because Ryu had no reservations toward her any longer, but this reservation only made her more excited. Her body shivered from head to toe, the fire in her eyes raging like a tsunami.

She couldn't even control her own body as she entered her Asura form, barely breathing under the suffocating weight of Ryu's body.

At some point, her moans hardly sounded like moans anymore and became much more like howls of excitement. As good as the soundproofing of Immortal Cave was, the previous phoenix howl had really stretched it to its limits. While it had still been able to suppress moans, it stood no chance against these.

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Thera felt like banging her head against a wall. This was supposed to have been a trip that took a few days at most, but now it had been almost two years and she was still here. Such a time frame might as well have been a blink of an eye to her under normal circumstances, but the truth around this time made her nothing short of frustrated.

When she began to hear the excited cries of her own little cousin, she could only stand speechlessly. At first she thought Mae had to be faking it, in all her life, and she had experienced a lot, she had never come across anything that would force her to make such sounds. However, the longer it went, the hoarser her voice became, the more Thera realized that it was simply impossible.

Thera's face turned red as she covered her ears, shaking her head. She refused to get sexually frustrated while standing guard out here, what had she done to deserve this?

Unfortunately, her mind couldn't help but wander. What was going on in there? What was he doing? She really wanted to take a peek. They weren't cultivating anymore, right? And how could they stop a Sky God like her from seeing what she wanted to see?

She didn't really feel that it was too taboo, she was a Dream Asura. She had even been in orgies before, it couldn't be worse than what was happening now, right?

Just as Thera was fighting her inner demons, she didn't realize that the sounds had long since come to a stop.

The sound of rolling stones echoed and two figures walked out.

Mae looked over with a weird expression. Her elder cousin had her forehead pressed to the stone walls of the immortal cave, covering her ears with two palms. This was fine enough, but she was drenched in sweat and was practically heaving for breath. As though that wasn't bad enough, she was red from head to toe and her wings kept quivering.

Mae thought of a possibility and suddenly went red herself.

Suddenly, Aantha came rushing around a corner with an evil grin on her face, appearing by Ryu's side and elbowing him a few times.

"Hey, big bro, what were you doing to my sister?"

Ryu was expressionless, but Mae buried her head in his shoulder. When she entered that state, she didn't give a damn about anything else. She had known she was being too loud, but that part of her almost wanted others to hear. Unfortunately, Embryonic Qi hadn't seemed to fix that.

"Don't ignore me, tell me the truth. She was faking it to stroke your ego, right?"

Toward this, Ryu's expressionless visage gave way to a smile. Even if a woman entered his bed with the intention of doing that, by the time the second minute came around, she would have forgotten that it was meant to be an act.

"Look at this face, so cocky!" Aantha stamped her feet in frustration, teasing this man was so difficult.

Thera took advantage of Aantha's distraction to gather herself once again, but when she looked toward Mae, her heart skipped a beat.

"Little Mae, you entered the Cosmic Seed Realm?"

"What?" Aantha jumped, ignoring Ryu and going toward Mae.

Aantha pouted, she had just entered the Dao Pedestal Realm and was on the verge of reaching the Middle Dao Pedestal Realm. She already thought that she was very fast and was ready to brag, but how had Mae left her so far behind?

Suddenly, Aantha looked toward Ryu's crotch and reached for it with a hand as though she was intent on investigating herself. To her surprise, though, Ryu didn't even have to move, it was Mae who caught her wrist.

"What are you doing, Aantha?"

"Look at this! Aren't we sisters?! You aren't even willing to share!" Aantha's eyes threatened to tear up, but when she saw it wasn't working, she sighed and pulled her hand back, crossing her arms over her chest in a slight tantrum.

Thera completely ignored Aantha, looking Mae up and down with a great amount of scrutiny. She had sensed someone breaking into the Cosmic Seed Realm, but for safety, the design of the Immortal Caves of most Sects worth their salt made it difficult to tell which surges were coming from where.

Learning that it was Mae, Thera's heart couldn't help but shudder. Did that mean she had succeeded in less than half a year?

"... Mae, we need to return," Thera said seriously.

Mae subconsciously gripped onto Ryu's arm with greater strength, causing Thera to roll her eyes. She had never seen a Dream Asura fall so head over heels, what a blunder.

"You know yourself that this is necessary, your reaching the Cosmic Seed Realm so early is completely out of expectations, you're missing out on a lot of important milestones. The Clan has many resources you haven't used to consolidate your foundation yet and are extraordinarily important to your future breakthroughs."

Mae frowned, but she knew that Thera was correct. Plus, she felt bad making her elder cousin wait here for her for so long.

"It's okay, you can go. I have something dangerous to do and it isn't convenient to take others along. I will go and visit your Clan soon," Ryu said lightly.

After hearing this, Mae's gaze went slightly red. She truly didn't want to leave, but it seemed she would have to.