Tokyo: My family's shrine is very big (1-395).

Summary

The chapter reveals the origins of the merfolk kingdom, tracing its lineage back to the eldest son of the old dragon god. Seto Chao expresses concern about their safety after enduring multiple attacks, while Seto Xiong reassures her about the upcoming Blood Source Dragon Wedding and the expected arrival of an eighth-rank powerhouse. As they discuss the reluctance of Seto Mingnai, the future queen, they receive a warning signal about a massive Murloc attack. Seto Chao commands a retreat to the Dragon Palace, where they prepare for defense. The Murlocs, numbering in the hundreds of thousands and including several powerful eighth-tier beings, launch an assault on the Dragon Palace. Seto Chao employs underwater mines to inflict heavy casualties on the Murlocs, but the situation escalates when formidable eighth-tier Murlocs and a colossal Outer God envoy appear, threatening to breach the palace's defenses. As the barrier shatters, Seto Chao is captured, and the Murlocs begin to wreak havoc within the palace. Just as despair sets in, a powerful woman in palace attire, revealed to be the Dragon Goddess Yuhime, makes her dramatic entrance. She unleashes her formidable power against the Murlocs, obliterating them with tidal waves and demonstrating her superiority. Yuhime's presence instills fear in the remaining Murlocs, and she swiftly dispatches their attackers. Meanwhile, a withered Murloc attempts to ambush her but is thwarted. Yiji, the Dragon Girl, emerges in a transformation, showcasing her true dragon heritage, signaling a significant turning point in the battle.

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