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Summary

Su Ning Qing asserts the importance of recognizing Qi Lin as the Kirin of the Divine Sect, emphasizing that internal conflict could lead to the sect's decline. The old turtle, initially skeptical, acknowledges her wisdom and vows to protect Qi Lin. As they discuss the significance of the Kirin, Su Ning Qing prepares for a family meeting, confident in her abilities despite her father's concerns. Meanwhile, Su Hao Kuang and Gong Qiong Hua reflect on their daughter’s strength and the challenges ahead, recognizing the potential dangers she faces. The narrative highlights themes of legacy, responsibility, and the complexities of familial relationships within the context of the Divine Sect's revival.

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