Ah Yin looked at Tang San, her expression always gentle. After all, Tang San was her bloodline. Her son. Although she had been reborn and revived by her adopted son Tang Yin, working day and night with him and enjoying the happiness he brought her, the connection of the Blue Silver Grass bloodline remained, so Tang San would always be her bloodline.
Of course, in her heart, her master Tang Yin was the most important.
"Who exactly are you?" Tang San asked the question that had weighed on his heart for a long time.
"I am your mother," Ah Yin smiled, her smile gentle as she looked at her son Tang San.
"Mom!" Tang San's expression froze, his heart shaken. He stared blankly at Ah Yin in front of him.
Beside him, Dai Mubai, Ma Hongjun, Oscar, and others also looked at Ah Yin in shock. First, there was the sudden appearance of his older brother Tang Yin, and then the unexpected arrival of his mother Ah Yin, who was a peak Soul Saint. For a moment, they were all stunned, staring at Ah Yin.
Tang San, feeling a bit lost, turned to his older brother Tang Yin, as if asking what was going on.
Tang Yin smiled and said, "Third brother, she is indeed our mother. Your Blue Silver Grass martial soul should be the most sensitive to this connection."
"Brother, what is going on? My mind is a mess right now. What have you and Dad been doing all these years? Why did you suddenly leave six years ago, and why have you come back now? Where is Dad?"
"About that, it's not something I can explain clearly in a short time. Let me briefly tell you, but..." Tang Yin glanced at the people in the classroom. Although he didn't say it outright, everyone present understood his meaning.
When Qin Ming heard that Ah Yin was Tang San's mother, he stared at her, his heart shattering in an instant. He never expected that the teacher he admired, Ah Yin, was already a married woman. Now, hearing Tang Yin's words, he turned to the students and weakly said, "Everyone, let's go to the training ground for training."
The others understood and left the classroom one by one. Xiao Wu looked at her third brother and her older brother Tang Yin, and although she wanted to stay and hear what was happening, she left with Zhu Zhuqing and Ning Rongrong.
Before long, only Tang Yin, Tang San, and Ah Yin remained in the classroom.
"Brother, can you now explain to me what is going on?" Tang San asked eagerly.
Tang Yin nodded. "Third brother, your father never told you about my step mother, right?"
Tang San nodded, as he had always been puzzled about that.
"Six years ago, our adoptive father took me away because of step mother."
"In fact, step mother died a long time ago. My adoptive father took me away six years ago to find the seed left by our adoptive mother and went to a place to try to revive her. We stayed there for several years. Later, adoptive father said he wanted to take revenge and then never returned."
"I stayed there waiting for our adoptive mother to be revived, and just recently, after she was revived, I brought her here to Heaven Dou City."
"Wait, brother, the more you say, the more confused I get. What do you mean by revival... Mom, and this revival..." Tang San looked at Tang Yin in confusion.
Seeing this, Ah Yin gently said, "Child, I am not a human but a ten-thousand-year soul beast, the Blue Silver Emperor."
Tang San was shocked and stared at Ah Yin, unable to regain his senses for a long time. As a disciple of Yu Xiaogang, he was well aware of what a ten-thousand-year soul beast was, but he never expected that she would be one.
Now, his mind was becoming increasingly chaotic.
Seeing this, Tang Yin could only explain to Tang San bit by bit. Of course, he only shared what he wanted Tang San to know.
"Our adoptive mother was killed by enemies many years ago, and our adoptive father became lost after her death."
"Later, when he saw hope for reviving our adoptive mother, he began to recover."
"And..."
Tang Yin began to tell Tang San about some of the things that had happened over the years. As Tang San listened, his expression grew more and more shocked. He never expected that his father was actually a Title Douluo-level powerhouse and that he was the idol of his teacher, Clear Sky Douluo, who had been mentioned to him before. He had no doubts about this.
Moreover, Ah Yin was indeed his mother. The connection of the Blue Silver Grass was the best proof of that.
"As for where our adoptive father is now, I'm not very clear either."
"After all, he has been gone for some years."
"However, I suspect he may have returned to the Clear Sky Clan or gone to seek revenge against the Spirit Hall."
"But whichever it is, it's not something we can contend with right now."
"What we need to do now is to become stronger, strong enough to help our adoptive father and to contend with our enemies."
"So, third brother, you don't need to worry about our adoptive father's safety; his strength far exceeds what you can imagine."
After hearing this, Tang San nodded in understanding. Although he hadn't seen his brother for six years, he didn't doubt Tang Yin's words, as they had grown up together and had a brotherly bond.
As for his mother Ah Yin, Tang San turned to her. Although he had never seen her before, he had now confirmed that she was indeed his mother.
"Mom..." Tang San could no longer hold back and softly called out. Despite having once not belonged to this world, how could he suppress the excitement in his heart when he truly felt his mother's presence?
"Child," Ah Yin lovingly touched Tang San's face, recognizing him.
The two brothers had not seen each other for six years, and now they were reunited with their mother, so naturally, there was much to talk about.
"Mom, can you tell me how you and Dad met? How did you end up apart? What was your life like before? And how have you and my brother been these years?"
Because just now, brother Tang Yin had only given a brief overview.
Although Tang San had a general understanding in his heart, he particularly wanted to know the details of how he recognized his mother and father.
Upon hearing this, Ah Yin looked at her adopted son, her master, Tang Yin.
Tang Yin nodded.
Then Ah Yin began to recount her story to Tang San.
Tang San listened intently, afraid of missing any details.
At this moment, he had actively chosen to forget about the incident last night when he saw his mother walk out onto the balcony with a man who was holding her and making strange noises.
If Tang San were to delve deeper into that, he would certainly understand more. But at this moment, as he listened to his mother's story, looking at her gentle face and hearing her soft voice, he naturally could not think of anything negative about her.
He could not even imagine that his mother had such a relationship with his adoptive brother Tang Yin.
Even less could he imagine that his father was currently suffering from madness, while his good older brother was plotting to take him there to deliver the final blow to his father Tang Hao, forcing him to end his own life.