Transmigration: Children of The Plane

Realizing His situation

"Duke Xue, there seems to be nothing wrong with the young master. Maybe he is telling the truth," The in-house physician reported after checking up on Xue Bai.

After leaving the enclosure where the mounts lived, the father-son duo went to the inner region of the estate to meet the in-house physician. The physician was an older man known simply as Old Luo. While he wasn't as strong as the Imperial Physician, his experience made the difference.

The checkup was simple. First, Old Luo examined Xue Bai's body with his spiritual sense. Then, finding nothing wrong with Xue Bai, he turned to Xue Feng only to be commanded to double-check.

Complying, Old Luo then checked Xue Bai's vitals the old-fashioned way. However, even after that, Old Luo still couldn't find anything wrong, much to Xue Feng's shock.

Seeing that even Old Luo, who was in the Law Manifestation Realm, didn't see anything wrong with him, Xue Bai guessed that even if there were something wrong with his soul, nobody on the continent could see it. Since while Old Luo wasn't the strongest, he was definitely in the top 1%.

'Maybe there isn't anything wrong with my body. We share the same name and are both crippled in some way, so maybe we're connected.' He thought inwardly.

While inside, Xue Bai was relieved he maintained his image and stuck his chin up to his father as if saying, 'What did I tell you.'

Still unconvinced, Xue Feng argued, "Then what were you doing in your room that scared Xiao'er so much."

Remembering what he had done when he first transmigrated, Xue Bai blushed. From a third-person view, it did look like he had gone crazy. But he kept up the lie, "I had a super realistic nightmare."

While Xue Feng was still doubtful, he gave up. So after asking the doctor to give Xue Bai some High Yellow grade Soul Stabilizing pills, he left.

Xue Bai at first wanted to refuse, but thinking of the possible complications from his transmigration, he took the pills and returned to his room.

Finally, alone, Xue Bai started to think about his situation. He had transmigrated in his favorite game, "Children of the Plane." as a character who shared his name.

Back on earth, he would spend days daydreaming about what he would do if he ever transmigrated, so it happening excited Xue Bai. Especially with his advantage of knowing so much about the world he ended up in, it was almost cheating.

So before he forgot anything, Xue Bai wanted to make a plan. But he decided to collect some information about his surroundings first. So he left his room and began gathering information about current events and whether he was in "Children of The Plane." As he left the room, he started looking at the estate he lived in more detail.

From what he gathered after walking around was that it was separated into three main parts.

The outer region wasn't built on the estate but instead surrounded it, as the outer region mainly housed the guards and foot soldiers loyal to his father.

The inner region was where important contributors to the Duke's estate lived. Whether they were commanders in the army or hired side professionals like Old Luo, they all lived in the inner region.

And the core region was where Xue Bai and his parents lived, along with a few maids to keep the area lively for the three-person family. Besides his family, the most essential structures of the Dukedom were there. Like the Herb Garden and Martial Arts Pavilion. However, since it was the core region, it was also the most heavily guarded. With arrays everywhere and shadow guards watching 24/7, there was almost no chance for someone to sneak in.

As Xue Bai walked around the estate and saw the beautiful landscape in front of him, he slowly realized something. He wasn't on earth anymore, and this wasn't a definitely wasn't dream.

In his heart, he should be happy. After all, he would finally live his dream life, cultivating to become immortal, fighting demons, suppressing prodigies, and finding beauties along the way, but deep down, he felt guilty.

He would never see his parents again, and while he wasn't close with them as he spent most of his memorable life in a hospital room. They were his birth parents, the people who raised him and gave him everything he needed to keep him happy in his prison. They raised him with all their might, and he would never get to repay them for it or even live up to their expectations.

Just thinking of his mother's excited face when she brought him "Children of The Plane" and how she patiently explained it to him caused guilt to build up within him.

Now being thrust into a new world with another loving family, what was Xue Bai supposed to do, forget his original and live a new life or alienate his new family in memory of his old one?

The clashing feeling in Xue Bai's heart broke him, and he broke down. Thankfully he was still in the core area, so nobody saw him.

Xue Bai knelt under a tree in his courtyard, crying his heart out. He was sorry for his mother and father, but most of all, he was sorry that he didn't want to go back. He wanted to live his new life to the fullest.

Xue Bai didn't want to return even if he could. Earth was cruel to him. It took away his ability to walk and then slowly killed him. Now that he had arrived in such a beautiful world, he wanted to live a new life here.

Xue Bai had dreamt of being in this situation countless times, and now that he was living his dream, he wanted to make the most of it.

And maybe if he truly got strong enough, he could see his parents again. Thinking about that point, while it did feel like an excuse, Xue Bai genuinely thought it was possible. In other cultivation novels, the protagonist in the later stages could create and destroy tiny worlds like the earth with a snap of their fingers, so why couldn't he?

So with a shaky but new-found resolve, Xue Bai stood up, wiped his tears, and returned to his room. Since he discovered that he was indeed in "Children of The Plane," he planned to assimilate fully before people noticed something off about him. After all, Xue Bai came from the 21st century and knew nothing about this era's traditions besides what he read in Chinese novels. So after reaching his room, he went to where his predecessors kept his books and started to read about the Baishen Plane and plan for the future.