Su Nan and Blaze's story was long, yet simple.
A dragon tasked with monitoring the Tianlan Continent encountered an immortal transmigrator. Both were curious, and slowly came to understand one another.
After that, many more things happened.
Su Nan finally believed that Blaze truly was a giant dragon.
Blaze, too, gradually came to understand Su Nan's story—the story of an Immortal Being.
"You know, when I first heard Su Nan talk about it, it gave me quite a scare. Millions of years... how had she lived all alone for so long?"
Speaking of those old memories, Blaze was still filled with emotion.
As a high-ranking member of the council, she was actually rather young among dragons.
Several million years...
Blaze could not imagine how someone could pass such an immense span of time alone.
No games, no Shadow Play, no companions... At most, there was only wandering the wilderness alone.
And there was the most crucial point of all—Epochal Changes.
Blaze had been very curious about how Su Nan had endured the Epochal Changes. For mortals, they were disasters almost on the scale of rebuilding the world.
There was no escaping them, nor was there anywhere to hide.
"I once tried to resist, but it was useless. It simply wasn't a disaster that human strength could contend against."
"A calamity that swept across the entire world would eventually vanish, as if there were a reset button. When time reached its end, everything would begin anew."
"I would not die. I would only fall asleep."
"Perhaps for several hundred years, perhaps for tens of thousands."
"When I awoke, the traces left behind by the disaster would mostly have faded away. New civilizations would flourish atop the corpses of the old."
"With every sleep, I would forget certain things. I no