Ch. 21Thousand-Day Dragon Burial Returns to Shrek Academy, Reuniting with His Long-Separated Sister
Key Plot Points and Events
- Tang Wulin returns to Shrek Academy after three years of secluded training at Thousand-Day Dragon-Burying Cliff.
- He reunites with his long-separated sister, Na'er, at Sea God Lake.
- They express their joy and relief at being reunited, and Na'er takes him to their favorite snack shop.
Character Developments
- Tang Wulin has grown taller, broader, and more resilient, with a calm and composed demeanor. His dragon aura is stronger, and he has a hoarse voice due to his experiences.
- Na'er has matured and become more serene and gentle. She has been waiting for Tang Wulin's return and has kept up with her studies at the academy.
Significant Themes
- Reunion and Belonging: The joy and relief of their reunion emphasize the importance of family and belonging.
- Growth and Maturity: Both characters have grown and matured during their separation, highlighting the passage of time and its effects on individuals.
- Endurance and Perseverance: Tang Wulin's training at the cliff demonstrates his ability to endure hardships and persevere despite the challenges he faces.
Character Interactions
- Tang Wulin and Na'er: Their reunion is filled with emotion, and they express their love and commitment to each other. They reminisce about their past times together and plan to revisit their favorite places.
- Tang Wulin and the Academy: Tang Wulin feels a sense of belonging and welcome upon his return to Shrek Academy, as evidenced by the academy's barrier welcoming him back.