Time Travel: The Heroine Has Arrived!

Chapter 146: Chapter 146: Blood Clan Princess VS The Newly Embraced Human Girl (Part 1)

“System…” Gu Shengyin called out to the system while sitting up to look around her surroundings.

She was undoubtedly in a very large room, which was quite dark.

Surveying the room, she deduced from the furnishings around her that this was likely a bedroom.

Who would place a coffin in a bedroom!

The system finally responded, “Host, the body you are inhabiting this time belongs to the Princess of the Bruch Clan within the Blood Clan, Yekaterina Bruch.”

The Blood Clan?

Before Gu Shengyin could react, a vast amount of information barraged her mind instantly.

The moment the memories of the Princess of Bruch’s tens of thousands of years of life swept over her, even Gu Shengyin’s naturally strong and tenacious soul was greatly shaken.

She sat dazedly in the luxurious coffin for quite a while.

The Blood Clan, known as the Undead Clan. They were ageless and immortal, possessing almost eternal life, and at the same time, strength beyond ordinary human reach.

The hierarchy within the Blood Clan was strict. Since the Progenitor of the Blood Clan, Cain, and the Second-Generation Vampires perished, the Third-Generation Vampires who were revered as Princes were the strongest within the clan. The body that Gu Shengyin was occupying now was one of the only two Princes of the current Blood Clan—the leader of the Bruch Clan, recognized as the strongest fighting species within the Blood Clan.

The other Prince was from another group within the Blood Clan—the Malkawi Clan. Unlike the Bruch Clan’s innate love for battle, the Malkawi Clan was known as the “madmen” of the Blood Clan—they were more gentlemanly and graceful than the human imperial family when calm, but once their intrinsic madness was triggered, they would become more fearsome than the cruellest devil.

The Prince of the Malkawi Clan, Olinwen Malkawi, was also the fiancé of the Bruch Princess.

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Gu Shengyin sorted through the memories, relieved to find that the marriage between Yekaterina and Olinwen was merely a treaty between the two clans, with no interference between the two. To speak of it, during their thousands of years of engagement, the naturally flirtatious Olinwen had no idea how many lovers he had changed.

Fortunately, Yekaterina was the type who loved battle, disliked strangers approaching her, and despite living for tens of thousands of years, she remained a virgin. The Princess of Bruch was an object of conquest for all the Blood Clan members.

Olinwen Malkawi once joked that whoever could spend a spring night with Princess Yekaterina would be personally turned by him, granted powerful strength.

Such words could only be spoken by the Blood Clan, notorious for their lack of restraint.

Unfortunately, no one has been able to meet this condition to this day.

Gu Shengyin rose from the coffin, stepping barefoot onto the crimson white velvet carpet.

Her extremely pale skin, in contrast with the red carpet, possessed a startling beauty.

As Gu Shengyin walked, she attentively examined her surroundings, and she had to admit that the Blood Clan truly knew how to enjoy life. Everywhere she looked was the epitome of luxury and opulence, and yet, there was not a trace of vulgarity to be found, only a magnificent splendor that made one dare not stare directly.

Their long lifespans gave the Blood Clan infinite advantages. They were wealthy, romantic, tasteful, and naturally beautiful, and even aesthetically, they had enough time to cultivate.

Gu Shengyin approached the massive carved ivory mirror—this mirror, said to be the work of a human master from a century ago, had once been a piece in the Emperor’s collection, residing in the King’s Treasury for decades. Nobody knew that the one in the King’s Treasury was but a flawed product; the real masterpiece had long been in the hands of the Blood Clan Princess.

The reflection in the mirror emerged before Gu Shengyin’s eyes.