1237: "Blood-related Daughter"  

"Blood-related Daughter"  

Joan was indeed surprised to know that Ainsley was a part of their clan and that meant she could be revived.  2

However, after Caroline explained the ins and outs of their problem, the old woman couldn't help but worry once more. 

"I have to tell this kid about her people's condition. Else, she will keep worrying." 

Joan was glad that she saved the news and videos of Ainsley's various forces after her death before she came to this kingdom. 

With this, she could at least calm down the little girl, right? 

The two elders sighed in relief at Joan's words, and they finally arrived at Ainsley's place after walking for fifteen minutes straight. 

When Joan arrived not far from Ainsley's place, the old woman immediately saw two spirits— one big and one small. 

Both of them retained their hair and eye color to some extent, which meant that they were all high-level spirits. 

Looking at Ainsley's familiar purple hair and blue eyes on this little spirit, Joan's nose couldn't help but feel sour. 

She is a shaman and could see spirits. 

But seeing her own great-granddaughter's spirit, she didn't know whether to be happy or sad. 

Seeing Ainsley in her spirit state means that her body really died, and she was now waiting to be revived. 

But awaking her bloodline when she was already dead...that was also hard. 

Joan held her breath and cautiously greeted Ainsley, who was speaking to the Godfather at the moment. 

[Hello, nice to meet you, Ainsley.] 

Joan spoke through telepathy, and Ainsley, who was in her spirit form, immediately felt a different presence not far from her right side. 

This was the first time she felt this way, and Ainsley immediately knew that this was spirits' natural perception of shamans. 

There is a shaman here?! 

Ainsley immediately turned her head and looked at the incoming young lady with alertness in her eyes. 

Since she became a spirit, she knew that she couldn't be so friendly to shamans anymore if she didn't want to be contracted to a shaman and lost her freedom. 

Shamans became a dangerous existence for her! 

Seeing Ainsley's tense state and eyes full of alarm, Joan could only smile wryly and kept a certain distance from the baby while introducing herself. 

[I'm sorry I made you wait for too long. I think your dad has told you about me.] 

Joan nodded at Ainsley and tried to restrain her powerful shaman aura as tight as possible so she wouldn't scare the newly born spirit. 

[I am Jake's grandmother. My name is Joan Billios.] 

Joan blinked her eyes kindly and continued to introduce herself to Ainsley as well as explaining why she looked so young when she was already Jake's grandma. 

[As you can see, I have quite a thick bloodline, which is why I still look like I'm in my twenties even when I already have a great-granddaughter.] 

When Joan mentioned the great-granddaughter, she purposely cued Ainsley, who was logically her great-granddaughter. 

Ainsley, who heard this, couldn't help but let down her guard and looked at the young-looking great-grandma with wide eyes. 

[Great...grandma?] 

This is a lie, right? How come she looks even younger than Jacqueline, Jake's mom? 

If this woman didn't introduce herself, she would have thought that this woman was Jake's sister instead! 

If Jacqueline looked young enough to be called Jake's big sis, this one could be called Jake's younger sister... 

Are the Billios Family members so young-looking even when they already became old grannies?! 

Ainsley didn't really know about the Billios Family inheriting the blood of the blood clan which was why all of them had unique black hair and crimson eyes. 

This is a unique trait that every Billios Family member would inherit despite their blood clan's bloodline purity. 

People said that the blood clan's ancestors blessed the Billios Family to retain this kind of unique appearance along with their never-aging look. 

Ainsley suddenly wondered whether the oldies in the Billios Family were really only grandma and grandpa or they were already more than a hundred years old. 

The Billios Family...their ancestors were really scary! 

If Ainsley knew that the Billios Family's ancestor who was the first Transmigrator in this family was also a social butterfly who had many romantic relationships with countless non-human races...

Ainsley would gladly create a harem novel with this ancestor as the main protagonist. 

Good guy. Just how many bloodlines did this family have?! 

Joan could see Ainsley's confusion but she only laughed and calmly told the baby some secrets related to their Billios Family. 

[In short, our ancestors were keen on traveling the world as merchants which was why our big family had a lot of blood from other races.] 

This wasn't considered good in the eyes of other people who looked down on mixed-blood people, but the Billios Family was proud of their various bloodlines instead. 

No matter what, even when they were only a bunch of mixed-blood people or pure humans after not mating with non-human races for so long....

The other non-human races who had some relationships with their ancestors still reluctantly acknowledged them from generation to generation. 

The lucky members of their Billios Family would also have a long lifespan, such as Joan, who had lived for so long until she could see her own great-granddaughter. 

[Anyway, since you are found to have the blood of our blood clan, according to the blood clan's family tree, we are considered blood-related.] 

Ainsley was once again amazed by what Joan said to her, so much so that she forgot about her grievance of not being able to see her people as soon as possible. 

She's now considered as the Billios Family's blood-related daughter! 

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