Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1046 - A Bodhisattva’s Successor

“Xuanyue!” The Dark Queen was already crying heavily. She let go of the cat in her arms and embraced Xiao An firmly with all of her strength. She was afraid that this was all a dream.

Meow! Xuanyue landed on the ground gently and turned around, crouching down on the side. She gazed at the embracing mother and daughter, feeling both happy and lost.

“Sorry, mother. I’ve made you wait.”

Xiao An rubbed her back as she also felt warmth flow through her heart. In a daze, she felt like their identities had been switched. She was no longer a child anymore.

“One Will, are you really princess Xuanyue?” the Dauntless monk said in disbelief. He felt a little overwhelmed by the information.

“I once was.” Xiao An’s voice was gentle, with the power to calm everyone, such that no one could develop any doubts.

“I don’t believe you! You’re lying!” the Light Queen said loudly.

The Light Queen felt deeply threatened. Originally, the position of the King of Chu only had a single successor, Ji Xuanri. Now that such a powerful competitor had suddenly appeared, that changed many things or even everything.

“You bitch, how dare you-” The Dark Queen was furious.

“Mother.” Xiao An patted the Dark Queen’s hands and shook her head at her with a smile before asking the Light Queen, “Your highness, what would you like to say?”

“Xuanyue is already dead!” the Light Queen said firmly.

“Oh? How do you know?” Xiao An asked.

“Everyone in the world knows!” the Light Queen said.

The Fierce King of Chu felt a hint of doubt too. He had asked naturalists from the school of Yin-yang to carry out divinations numerous times, but the end result was always that Xuanyue had run out of vitality. How could she come back from the dead?

Xiao An said, “I have indeed died once, but I was saved by someone, so I came back alive.”

“Who saved you? I must thank them heavily,” the King of Chu asked.

“He’s not a person of this world. He’s already flown off.”

Xiao An raised her head slightly. Her gaze seemed to pass through the ceiling, drifting towards the distant heavens. Pe

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