Here introduces Qi and Fluttershy's daughter, ErHuang, who is called the "Three God Dragons" in the teachings of the XieQi race in ancient times and is a sacred symbol.

She has three heads and three separate upper bodies, a huge lock on her abdomen, and three separate lower bodies. The left and right bodies each have a foot, and the middle body has wings. Like her father, she has three eyes in one big eye, the only thing that can be seen to be similar to her mother - Fluttershy is the colour of the eyes and pink hair.

In ancient times, the XieQi race had a prophecy from God. If in the future, the XieQi race had a child with three heads, it meant that the child was born with a mission and would lead the XieQi race to establish the Ashakesa Kingdom. At first, Qi was dubious about this prophecy, because it was too far away to prove. He believed it until his child was born. And the child's name was not obtained by Fluttershy and Qi, but when the two of them were holding the child, a sacred voice sounded and said, "This child is named ErHuang". In this way, they got the name given by God and called their daughter "ErHuang".

When ErHuang was born, she was not born with three heads. Instead, she was born one by one, and they were combined when they were hugged together. ErHuang's ability far surpassed her father's. She possessed three kinds of power, but her father only knew the "realm", and the other two were unknown. Because she was born extremely different, she was inevitably bullied. However, it is said that all the children who bullied her ended up miserable, either breaking their feet or being sent to the hospital with a high fever...

ErHuang is extremely smart and calm, and although she must complete her mission, but she is willing to spend another ten thousand years with her parents. It is commonplace to be fed sugar every day, and she is at a loss when her mother asks if she has any suitors. And she will silently accompany the two of them until their father passed away, and she will send them back to the country of Ashakesa, where they will be happy forever.

And her story has no thrills, no difficulties, or life and death, and some of her stories are constantly being fed various sugar by others