Chapter 146
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"System …" Gu Shengyin called out to the System as she sat up and surveyed her surroundings.
Without a doubt, she was in a very large room. The room was very dark.
Gu Shengyin surveyed her surroundings. Based on the furnishings around her, this should be a bedroom.
Who would place a coffin in a bedroom!
The System finally appeared. "Host, your body this time is Catherine Bruch, Princess of the Blood Race's Bruch Family."
Blood Race?
Before Gu Shengyin could react, a huge amount of information flooded her mind.
When Princess Bruch's memories, which spanned over tens of thousands of years, flooded her mind, even Gu Shengyin's incomparably strong soul was greatly impacted.
She sat in the luxurious coffin in a daze for quite a while.
The Blood Race was known as the Undead Race. They did not age or die and had an almost eternal lifespan. At the same time, they possessed powers that ordinary humans could not hope to attain.
The hierarchy of the Blood Race was very strict. Since the extinction of the Blood Race's ancestor, Cain, and the second generation of the Blood Race, the Third Generation Blood Race, who were known as the Princes, were the strongest of the Blood Race. The body that Gu Shengyin was currently occupying was one of the two Princes of the Blood Race — the leader of the Bruch Family, which was known as the strongest fighting race of the Blood Race.
The other Prince was from another race of the Blood Race — the Makkavi Family. Unlike the Bruch Family, who loved to fight, the Makkavi Family was known as the "Lunatics" of the Blood Race. When they were quiet, they were more gentlemanly and elegant than the human royalty. However, once the madness in their bones was triggered, they were more terrifying than the cruelest of demons.
The Prince of the Makkavi Family, Owen Makkavi, was also the fiancé of Princess Bruch.
Gu Shengyin combed through her memories. Fortunately, the marriage between Catherine and Owen was just an agreement between the two races. The two of them did not interfere with each other's affairs. Speaking of which, in the thousands of years of marriage between the two, Owen, who was naturally a playboy, had changed lovers countless times.
Fortunately, Catherine the Great loved to fight and didn't like strangers getting close to her. Princess Bruch, who had lived for tens of thousands of years and was still a virgin, was the target of all the Blood Breeds.
Owen McAvoy had even joked that he would personally transform anyone who could spend a night with Her Highness Catherine and bestow him with great power.
Only the Blood Clan, who were known for their lack of moral integrity, could say such words.
Unfortunately, to this day, no one has been able to fulfill this condition.
Gu Shengyin got up from the coffin and stepped barefoot on the scarlet goose down carpet.
Her skin was exceedingly white, and against the crimson carpet, she was stunningly beautiful.
Gu Shengyin carefully observed her surroundings as she walked. She had to admit that the bloodlings were a race that knew how to enjoy life. Everywhere she looked, there was nothing that wasn't luxurious and extravagant, yet she couldn't detect a trace of tackiness. She only felt that it was incomparably luxurious and made people not dare to look at it directly.
The long lifespan of the bloodlings gave them unlimited advantages. They were rich, romantic, interesting, and were born beautiful. They even had enough time to nurture their sense of beauty.
Gu Shengyin arrived in front of the huge carved ivory mirror. It was said that this mirror was the work of a human master a hundred years ago. It had been kept in the Emperor's treasury for decades as a treasure. No one knew that the mirror in the Emperor's treasury was just a defective product. The real perfect work had long been in the hands of the Princess of the Blood Breeds.
The figure in the mirror appeared in Gu Shengyin's eyes.
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