Douluo: Rise as the Immortal

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Several Months Later

The Dragon God returned, bringing with him the Elven Plane. The Federation flourished, heralding the dawn of a grand era.

Dragon God Di Tian stood before all the celestial beings and declared, "Thus far, Douluo Plane has fused with multiple life-bearing planets. Now, with the races thriving and a great era upon us, coupled with this Elven Plane, Douluo Plane is more than capable of supporting the ascension of a third deity."

The meaning behind these words was clear—they were directed both at the ancient beings who had lived for millennia and the new generation.

Those with the ability to forge their own godhood would undoubtedly seize this opportunity to showcase their prowess.

Nana was brought out by the Water Dragon King and stood ten thousand meters in the air, watching the spectacle of planetary fusion alongside the dragon race.

Di Tian turned his gaze toward the remaining low-level spirit beasts and elves of the Elven Plane. With a wave of his hand, he transported the low-level spirit beasts to the vast wilderness of the Star Dou Great Forest. To the elves, he transmitted a message: "You are an interesting race. In our explorations of the universe, we have never encountered elves before. Now that the planets are merging, would you be willing to join the Federation of this world?"

"If not, the Federation will repatriate you to wherever your kin have gone."

The elves exchanged glances. They were the lower-tier elves left behind during the evacuation, as the Federation had prioritized relocating the elven royalty and spirit beasts over ten thousand years old. Those remaining held little value.

"We are willing..."

One elf took the lead, kneeling in submission, and soon, others followed suit.

"Good. After the fusion of the Elven Plane, the newly formed continent will be your home. For the next five thousand years, you may live, reproduce, and cultivate in peace. No one will disturb you. If you wish, you may communicate with the Federation to stay informed of the outside world. But since you have sworn allegiance, betrayal will not be tolerated. If I discover any of you secretly colluding with another Federation, do not blame me for enacting extermination. If even one betrays, I will wipe out the entire elven race—including those in the other world."

The crowd fell silent, some trembling slightly—clearly, they had been left behind with ulterior motives.

But... after witnessing the Dragon God transporting an entire planet across the cosmos, they were now inclined to pledge loyalty. After all, the Douluo Federation they knew seemed no match for this world.

The Fusion Ceremony Begins.

From outer space, the merging of the two planes was visible—a surge in life energy and the birth of a new continent. But the greatest benefit was the chance to witness a divine miracle, which was why everyone had gathered ten thousand meters above to observe.

It wasn't just the dragon race. There were also fierce beasts, humans, and even the young geniuses of the Federation Central Academy, all waiting for this once-in-an-eternity spectacle.

Hummm!

The fusion of the Elven Plane was swift, taking only ten hours. A vast, boundless continent emerged, its area far greater than before. Di Tian relocated the few remaining elves there. The concentration of life energy was now much denser, making it far more suitable for their cultivation and reproduction. If left undisturbed for three thousand years, the elven race could flourish once more.

If they wished, they could also interact and integrate with the outside world—though that would require coordination with the Federation.

Then, a strange ripple spread, enveloping everyone present.

Nana felt a peculiar sensation, and when she opened her eyes again, she found herself in a miniature world—the Realm of Annihilation.

The Water Dragon King, noticing her confusion, explained, "This is Douluo Plane's ultimate secret realm, derived from the laws of that lord. A single misstep could mean death, so be careful."

Nana looked around at the dragon kings and humans. Under Di Tian's lead, they withstood the raging winds and slowly advanced toward the heart of the continent.

Atop a mountain peak stood a wooden cabin. The winds here were even more violent, making it impossible for ordinary beings to remain.

"Planetary fusion benefits all humans on the continent, but this place only opens during major fusions—a reward for us," Di Tian explained.

Creak—

Under the astonished gazes of the crowd, a figure clad in white robes stepped out, his expression calm as he observed them.

The moment they saw his face, shock rippled through the crowd. Some dragons even knelt in reverence.

"Who is he...?" Nana whispered in awe.

The Water Dragon King nodded. "An incarnation of the laws, not his true form. Those fated may gain enlightenment here and create peerless soul skills."

The white-robed figure moved, passing through the crowd without a word. Streams of five-colored light enveloped his body as he formed a series of hand seals, imprinting scriptures into the void for all to witness.

The scriptures contained the five elements, formations, yin and yang, human meridians, and countless transformations.

The scene shifted—showing the white-robed figure destroying a branch of the Spirit Pagoda, then battling the Federation. Finally, he stood alone in the cosmos and, to the crowd's amazement, executed the Annihilation of Realms.

The universe shattered, breaking into fragments adrift in chaos.

Among the stunned spectators, one young man seemed to grasp something. He sat cross-legged in meditation, comprehending the mysteries—a true genius.

Di Tian glanced at the youth but said nothing. Turning to the dragons, he sighed. "It seems... this time, we still fall short. In terms of comprehension, we lag far behind humans."

Time in the miniature world was limited, and soon, the experience ended. After exchanging a few words, the crowd dispersed.

At that moment, Bai Yue popped out from behind, patting her chest in relief as she said to Bi Ji, "Whew, I didn't even dare look at Dad's laws... too scary."

Bi Ji chuckled. "What did the little lady do to feel so guilty?"

"I just... complained a little, and he threatened to ground me."

The group laughed as they prepared to leave.

But just as they were about to depart, a terrifying pressure immobilized them. Di Tian shuddered—he hadn't felt so powerless in years.

Who was it?

The will of the cosmos?

Gradually, a shadow materialized into the form of a child, who suddenly appeared before Bai Yue.

"Big sis! Why didn't you call me when you went out to play?"

Another girl, bearing some resemblance to Bai Yue but younger, with chubby cheeks, stood before them. Yet the oppressive aura she emitted was no weaker than Di Tian's.

"Bai Na! Withdraw your aura!" Bai Yue scolded.

"Oh~"

With a pout, Bai Na complied, and the suffocating pressure vanished.

"Little lady... is this another little lady?" Bi Ji asked.

Bai Yue nodded, taking Bai Na's hand. "Yes, Aunt Bi Ji. Bai Na is the daughter of Dad and Third Mother."

But Bai Na's eyes locked onto Nana at the back of the crowd. Her expression shifted slightly as she blurted out, "First Mother!"

Nana stared at the two silver-haired, purple-eyed children who resembled her. A complex emotion stirred in her heart.

Bai Na, seemingly even stronger than her, stepped forward and scrutinized Nana, as if verifying her identity.

"Bai Na, stop staring. She isn't your First Mother."

"Big sis, I know—"

Before she could finish, both Bai Na and Bai Yue froze. The voice was all too familiar.

Di Tian turned abruptly, his entire body stiffening in disbelief.

Gu Yue stood there, her black hair cascading like a waterfall, her face veiled behind white silk. Dressed in silver-white robes, she exuded an ethereal grace—like a fairy seated upon the moon, untouchable and divine. Compared to ten thousand years ago, she now carried a gentler, more mature aura.

She didn't look at Bai Yue or Bai Na. Instead, her gaze remained fixed on Nana.

"M-My Lady! Is it truly you?" Di Tian's voice trembled as he dropped to his knees. If even the Dragon God knelt, the other dragon kings understood—this was one of the three great mistresses who had left with their lord all those years ago.

As the crowd bowed, an invisible force gently lifted them.

Gu Yue spoke softly, "It's been ten thousand years. Have you been well, Di Tian? You are the Dragon God now—no need for such formalities."

"Yes, my Lady."

"Xiao Yue, Xiao Na, your father will soon emerge from his seclusion in The Heaven of Selfless Transformation," Gu Yue said with a faint smile.

"What?!" Bai Yue paled, but then she steeled herself. "I'm not going back! I want to stay here!"

"Me too! I'm staying with big sis!"

The two girls put on a brave front but hid behind Bi Ji.

Gu Yue sighed. "Very well. I, too, wish to remain here for a while. Though this isn't my true body, it has been so long since I last returned."

She smiled warmly at the dragons before turning to Di Tian. "Leave us. I will visit the Valley of Ten Thousand Dragons later. Let her stay—I have words for her."

Di Tian bowed. "As you wish."

The group departed, leaving only Gu Yue and Nana—two women from different timelines.

"So you really are Gu Yue?" Nana asked first. Gu Yue was supposed to be her dominant consciousness—Gu Yuena was both Gu Yue and Na'er. How could they exist separately?

Gu Yue removed her veil, revealing a face of peerless beauty, radiant as the moon. "Yes. It seems you have many questions."

"Did he... separate you?"

"Yes."

"Then what about Gu Yuena?"

"She is waiting for Bai Xu. I only came here because of Bai Na."

Nana fell silent for a long moment. "Do I still have a spiritual imprint in my mind?"

Gu Yue met her gaze steadily.

"You do."