Skinwalker Belle – Chapter 359 – Origin of the Dragon Race

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Five hundred meters underwater, it was as dark as a colossal deep well.

But for Lin Fan now, this place was no different from her own backyard.

She floated in the water, not rushing to search for that faint signal source. Instead, she lowered her head and, with extreme self-admiration, admired her newly reconstructed body.

“Perfect.”

Lin Fan raised her hand, looking at her arm as delicate as white jade. She slowly curled her five fingers, feeling the explosive power hidden beneath the muscle lines.

Long Wu had been beautiful before, but that was the innocence of a young girl.

Long Xuan had been alluring, but that was the charm of full ripeness, carrying a hint of time’s traces.

And now…

Lin Fan’s fingers slid down along her collarbone. The sensation at her fingertips was incredibly delicate, like touching the finest silk.

“This texture, tsk tsk.”

Without any hesitation, she squeezed her proud assets—a perfect balance between a young girl’s firmness and a mature woman’s fullness, with astonishing elasticity.

Then came her waistline—a golden ratio without a single ounce of excess fat. And further down…

“Mmm, this tightness and elasticity. It seems the fusion was very thorough.”

Lin Fan patted her own firm rear, the solid flesh making her squint with satisfaction.

“Since it’s like this, clothes and such…”

She glanced at the pile of clothes in the System Space.

“Forget it, too troublesome.”

Anyway, no living person would come here in a hundred years. Was she going to dress up for the fish?

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Besides, wearing wet clothes clinging to her body here would be uncomfortable anyway.

Having settled that thought, Lin Fan focused her mind. Her brilliant white hair spread out in the water, dancing like seaweed, covering her vital parts. Her entire body transformed into a white fish, diving toward the deepest part of the Rift.

The deeper she went, the greater the water pressure.

But Lin Fan didn’t even activate her Protective Spiritual Energy. Her physical body alone was enough to ignore it all.

That strange fluctuation grew clearer and clearer.

“Here.”

Lin Fan stopped at the end of the Rift.

The scene before her made even her, someone who had seen much in her time, raise an eyebrow.

This was a natural underwater cavern.

At the center of the cavern stood a massive black stone tablet, covered in densely packed inscriptions.

And behind the stone tablet lay a translucent crystal coffin, resting quietly.

“So this is what the fat-headed fish guarded for a hundred years?”

Lin Fan swam to the stone tablet.

The writing on it was not the common language of the Dragon Spirit Continent, but a more ancient script resembling pictographs.

Anyone else would have been completely lost.

But Lin Fan had fused with Long Xuan’s memories. As a Dragon Clan elder specializing in Mental Strength, Long Xuan had conducted in-depth research on ancient dragon script.

“Let me see what kind of scribbles these are…”

Lin Fan pressed her hand against the stone tablet and extended her Mental Strength into it.

Boom!

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A massive stream of information surged into her mind.

It wasn’t text—it was a sealed historical recording.

In the image, the sky burned with raging fire as countless enormous fireballs rained down from above.

The earth split apart, and magma erupted.

It was a blue planet—Blue Star.

“Those are… dinosaurs?”

Lin Fan looked at the giant creatures running through the sea of fire in the image, a flicker of surprise in her eyes.

A colossal meteorite crashed through the Earth’s crust, but amid the destruction, that immense energy unexpectedly tore through space itself, opening countless unstable teleportation channels.

Of those creatures that should have gone extinct, a fortunate few stumbled and staggered through those bizarre, kaleidoscopic channels.

On the other end of those channels lay the Dragon Spirit Continent, a land brimming with Spirit Energy.

“I see now.”

A hint of amused realization curled at the corner of Lin Fan’s lips. “So that’s why most of the races here look so similar to those on Blue Star—they all came from Blue Star.”

The scene shifted.

The Portal closed.

Of the first wave of lifeforms to arrive here, most were unable to withstand the torrent of Spirit Energy that washed over them and degenerated into mindless Mutated Beasts.

Only a rare few—especially those gifted among the Dragon Clan—were nourished by the Spirit Energy, awakening their intelligence and even taking on human forms.

That was the origin of the ancient Dragon Clan.

Time flowed on.

Countless races flourished and multiplied across this continent. Blessed by the abundance of Spirit Energy, the Evolved beings here advanced in rank at a breakneck pace.

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Though the Dragon Clan enjoyed far longer lifespans and greater innate talent than other races, none had ever reached that legendary rank, and no one had ever again entertained the thought of returning to their homeland.

Until a few hundred years ago, when a pair of siblings emerged among the Dragon Clan.

Their power reached unprecedented heights.

The elder sister was named Long Xi, and the younger brother Long Hao.

The sister had always yearned for the homeland spoken of through generations of oral tradition, wishing to reopen the channel and return for a visit.

But a Portal was not something one could simply open at will.

They tried countless times, yet only managed to pry open the tiniest of cracks.

“Those cracks could only let through low-level lifeforms…”

Lin Fan watched as winged humanoid creatures and wolf-shaped beasts covered in fur squeezed through the gaps.

“So that’s the truth behind the vampire and werewolf legends on Blue Star?”

Lin Fan couldn’t help but want to laugh.

After all this time, those dark creatures that loomed so large in Western mythology on Blue Star were nothing more than low-level lifeforms that couldn’t make it on the Dragon Spirit Continent?

The scene continued.

Two hundred years ago, the siblings finally locked onto Blue Star’s coordinates once more.

This time, they were astonished to discover that on that once-barren planet, a new generation of overlords had arisen—humanity.

Moreover, humans seemed to harbor an extremely special potential within them. Though their bodies were frail, their ceiling for evolution was extraordinarily high.

The elder sister was overjoyed.

She believed that if they could unite the power of both worlds, they might be able to construct a stable channel and allow their people to return to their homeland.

But her younger brother Long Hao thought otherwise.

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In the younger brother’s eyes, those humans were not kin—they were… ingredients.

The finest nourishment to help him break through to the tenth rank and achieve true Dragon Godhood.

A rift formed between them.

And the way to resolve such a rift was often the simplest and most brutal.

In the scene, a shocking ambush unfolded.

While his sister was weakened from the immense expenditure of stabilizing the Teleportation Array, the younger brother struck her from behind.

That battle shook heaven and earth.

To cover up the truth, and to monopolize the future “harvest,” that madman Long Hao slaughtered every Dragon Clan elder who knew of the matter!

He installed his own son as the first Dragon Emperor, established the Pure-blood Dragon Council of Elders, and divided the Dragon Clan into rigid hierarchies to cement his own power.

“No wonder.”

Lin Fan withdrew his hand, the mockery in his eyes growing even more pronounced.

“No wonder the Dragon Clan of today can’t even produce an old monster that’s lived for any length of time.”

“So it turns out they were all wiped out by their own ancestor.”

This younger brother was a ruthless one, indeed.

To become a god, he killed even his own elder sister and slaughtered his own clansmen.

Such an extremely self-serving nature…

Lin Fan stroked his smooth chin, offering high praise for this Dragon Clan ancestor.

“I admit that in this regard, he far surpasses me.”