Quick Transmigration: The Love Rescue Plan

Chapter 134 Dragon Travels the World (3)

However, they were somewhat curious as to why the little fish, without its companion turtle—Wu Yi—could safely reach the Dragon Transformation Pool, and even arrive unexpectedly early.

Li Xiaoyu, this junior, should still be on her way, since the carp spirits arriving this time are practically Li Xiaoyu's grandmothers.

However, they did not ask the little carp a question; no one expected a carp with only a three-second memory to answer someone else's doubts.

Because perhaps even she herself doesn't remember that she has a companion turtle named Wu Yi.

He also couldn't remember when his companion turtle, Wu Yi, had gone missing.

It's even more impossible for him to remember how he ended up at the Dragon Transformation Pool.

All these miracles can only be attributed to God's mercy!

Or perhaps this was Li Xiaoyu's destiny.

Even without the companion turtle, it can still reach the Dragon Transformation Pool smoothly.

This must be what they call destiny.

The companion turtle was born to help the carp leap over the dragon gate.

Therefore, although the other companion turtles were somewhat curious about the small fish, they quickly shifted their attention back to their companion carp.

He desperately comforted, encouraged, and urged his companion carp: when the Dragon Gate opens, he should give it his all.

Suddenly, a fierce wind arose, and dark clouds filled the sky, obscuring the entire area. The world was plunged into darkness; there was not a single ray of light or star in the sky.

This sudden change startled the carp.

After all, all things yearn for light, and in a world without light, the fear in our hearts will only grow infinitely.

In the darkness of the night sky, streaks of lightning, like dragons, illuminated the heavens, followed by deafening thunderclaps that echoed across the horizon. Where the sea and river meet, the waves surged, the wind howled, and the sky seemed to have cracked open in countless places, as torrential rain poured down like the Milky Way bursting its banks and falling to earth.

The fish in the Dragon Transformation Pool were even more restless.

Yingying hovered beside the little fish, gently comforting it.

Because Yingying emitted a faint pinkish fluorescence, which other carp and companion turtles could not see, the little fish that Dong Qianyue was possessing could.

Therefore, in this darkness, the little fish did not panic and swim around aimlessly, wasting its energy.

The little fish listened intently to the soft whispers of the tiny figure emitting a faint glow, and quietly stayed in the water, storing up its energy.

Although she couldn't remember many of the things the little man said, there was only one sentence she remembered.

Because that little girl named Yingying kept repeating: "Don't move, stay quiet."

Stay still and conserve your energy until the moment the dragon gate opens.

Then he leaped over the dragon gate with all his might and cleared it in one bound.

To leap across in one bound is the wish of every companion turtle.

As the old saying goes: "One should strike while the iron is hot, but the momentum will wane on the second attempt and be exhausted on the third."

Some things don't necessarily increase your chances of winning the more you try; after all, even a carp has limited stamina and energy.

However, compared to other carp, the little carp has an advantage: she is still young and strong. She has not yet reached the point of exhaustion, so she can jump a few more times.

Suddenly, a dragon's roar resounded throughout the heavens and earth, and the dark clouds churned like boiling water. A few strands of golden light pierced through the clouds, and then the thick clouds transformed into mist and slowly dissipated.

The once calm Dragon Transformation Pool began to boil, and two water columns as thick as buckets shot into the air, transforming into two angry silver dragons. The roar was deafening, and jade flowers splashed everywhere. The two silver dragons intertwined in the air, transforming into a crystal dragon gate.

The long, drawn-out dragon roared once more, and countless water columns soared into the air, transforming into a rain of arrows that slammed down from mid-air, striking straight into the heart of the pool. The roar of the water was like the shouts of a thousand armies, like the galloping of ten thousand horses.

The carp in the Dragon Transformation Pool were helplessly swept along by the current, bumping into each other and screaming.

However, the wind did not stop, and the waves did not calm down.

Yes, as long as the carp spirits can leap over the Dragon Gate, they will transform into dragons and become demigods.

With such opportunities and challenges, how could things possibly go smoothly?

What is a dragon? A dragon is a deity!

The fish leaps over the Dragon Gate and transforms into a dragon, shedding its mortal form and becoming a demigod. This is defying fate and changing one's destiny.

Since it is a matter of defying fate, it is naturally as difficult as ascending to heaven.

Even if a carp is born with a divine turtle, it can help it cross the Dragon Gate.

However, only fish that leap over the Dragon Gate can achieve demigod status and have the possibility of evolving into dragons, while only the companion turtle can escape its destiny and seek the path to immortality.

Otherwise, the fish will ultimately be just ordinary fish, and the accompanying divine turtle will merely have the name of a divine turtle.

Throughout the ages, those who leap over the Dragon Gate and transform into dragons are ultimately nothing more than ordinary beings.

To become a dragon, one must either leap over the Dragon Gate like a fish. To become a dragon, one must either cultivate oneself to achieve enlightenment like a dragon.

This is why there are only a handful of dragon gods in the world.

The dragon has nine sons, and each of them is different; none of the nine sons are dragons.

Because the only way to become a dragon is for a carp to transform into a dragon.

This is why, for countless millennia, the ultimate goal of the carp spirit has been to transform into a dragon.

Yingying didn't rush to urge Li Xiaoyu to jump over the Dragon Gate. Instead, she quietly watched as the other companion turtles comforted their companion carp while urging them to try jumping over the Dragon Gate.

The wind howled, the pond water roared, and the carp screamed.

Just then, a red and white carp suddenly began to swim vigorously, splashing water and leaping into the air.

The red and white carp drew a beautiful arc in the air, but it could never touch the Dragon Gate that hung high in the sky.

It twisted and writhed in mid-air, wagging its tail, trying to go higher and higher, trying to leap over the dragon gate.

But the strong wind tossed its body, and in the air it was like a willow catkin swaying in the wind, unable to control its own destiny.

With a "thud," the red and white carp crashed heavily back into the Dragon Transformation Pool. Perhaps stunned, the carp remained motionless for a long time.

Seeing this, the carp in the Dragon Transformation Pond became even more panicked and at a loss.

Just then, the waters of the Dragon Transformation Pool surged like wild horses, their force as fierce as a raging sea, their roar as deafening as thunder. Waves rolled and churned, whirlpools shifted dramatically, the waters engulfed the green bamboo, and the world spun around them.

Just then, another carp leaped out of the water, tracing an arc several meters long in the air, but still fell into the Dragon Transformation Pool with a "whoosh".

Yingying saw that the situation was getting worse and worse, and that waiting any longer would be in vain.

So he urged Li Xiaoyu, "Leap! Li Xiaoyu! Use all your strength to leap over the Dragon Gate!"

The little fish sank to the bottom of the water, then its tail swung rapidly, like a silver arrow shot from a bow, breaking through the surface of the water. With its tail touching the water, it leaped towards the top of the waterfall.

However, its small body rose and fell in the howling sea wind, and the merciless rain pelted the weak fish again and again.