The End of Main Story (2)

Anna didn’t think she was almighty or super noble. If she was going to die either way, why not choose the method that gave her the most benefits? Not to mention, entering The Abyss didn’t necessarily mean dying.

She took a deep breath. She was going to have a good talk with Rothgarr. Since he couldn’t fix the problem, he should listen to her.

At this moment, Anna caught a glimpse of an extremely bright light out of the corner of her eye. She was taken aback for a moment before realizing that it was the light coming from The Abyss.

Then, that ray of light quickly spread outward like a wave of water.

Rothgarr, who was flying in mid-air, looked back. His face changed. At this moment, the distance between him and Anna was less than five meters. He flapped his wings vigorously, and finally grabbed Anna’s arm before the light enveloped him.

He felt relieved. At least entering The Abyss this way, he and Anna would not be separated.

The next second he felt a numbness in his palm, and the palm that was grasping Anna’s arm was shot away. He looked at Anna in disbelief: “Anna!”

She electrocuted him with a lightning spell!

In that moment, overwhelmed by the light of The Abyss, Rothgarr saw Anna smile at him apologetically.

When he regained his vision again, there was no sign of Anna in front of him. He was floating alone in a directionless space. No matter which direction he looked, there was no trace of Anna.

“Anna!” He shouted angrily and in fear, but his voice could not be carried out very far.

Meanwhile, in the Human Realm…

The slowly expanding demon eye suddenly swelled, swallowing many of the Human Realm mages around it. Only the mages who were far enough away and patrolling the surrounding area survived, but they were also frightened and ran away one after another, only daring to stop after they put a large distance between them.

At this time, the demon eye was already hundreds or thousands of times its original size. This expansion speed was astonishing and unpredictable. If the expansion continued like this, the entire Human Realm would be swallowed up!

After Anna regained her vision, she found herself back in the valley again.

After realizing that it was impossible for them to escape the light of The Abyss, she made up her mind instantly, and used her most friendly thunder spell to free the hand that Rothgarr grabbed.

If The Abyss could become stable after eating all the demons, it didn’t matter if she was with Rothgarr or not. If The Abyss was still the same after swallowing all the demons, it was time for her to use her method. But if she was with Rothgarr, he would definitely stop her.

So, either way, it was best for her to push Rothgarr away from the start. She remembered that when she was swallowed by The Abyss last time, she and Rothgarr were so close, but after entering The Abyss, they appeared in different places, so if she didn’t make physical contact with him, she should be able to get away from him.

Anna suppressed the guilt she felt towards Rothgarr. There were some things she really had no choice about.

She looked around and found that the place that had been destroyed at that time in her memory had now been restored.

She looked down at her palm.

The red mark was still there, but it didn’t turn back into a tree fruit as she expected.

At this moment, she was alone in this valley that seemed to be a fairyland on earth, and the hallucinations of Natalie and Catherine from last time did not appear.

She thought about it, and slowly walked towards the cliff in the direction Natalie guided her last time.

Entering this valley for the second time, Anna’s mood was much more stable. She listened to the sound of flowing water in the valley, smelled the fragrance of flowers coming from somewhere unknown, and listened to the singing of birds near and far…

Looking up at the sky again, the sky was so blue with flowing white clouds.

Stopping and stopping all the way, Anna finally arrived at the cliff from last time.

But the cliff this time was different from last time.

She stood on the edge of the cliff and looked down at The Abyss, which was covered by white clouds. The white clouds gradually became stagnant, like the surface of water, and some images suddenly appeared!

Seeing the image clearly, Anna was stunned.

It turned out to be the tall buildings in the modern world from before she transmigrated!

Just like playing a movie, the original bird’s-eye view gradually zoomed in, focusing on a residential area, and then continued to zoom in, penetrating through multiple floors, and finally stopping above a dining table.

A middle-aged couple was sharing a meal.

Anna covered her mouth, her eyes turning red instantly.

Her real mom and dad!

There was no sound in the picture. They were in the middle of eating, but they were frowning.

After a while, someone came out of the bedroom. It was her before she had transmigrated.

Her mom and dad stood up when they saw “her”. Her mom had “her” sit down. “She” looked to be at a loss, and couldn’t even use chopsticks well.

Was that… the real Anna?

Anna couldn’t help thinking, since she came here, the real Anna must have gone to her world.

But why were her parents still so sad? Did they know that was not the real her? She had seen a lot, and it was relatively easy to pretend to be a commoner girl in the Middle Ages, but the real Anna was just a little girl who had never left Blue Stone City. Pretending to be her was no easy feat.

Anna knelt on the edge of the cliff and looked at the images in the cloud mirror. Suddenly, the image flickered, and a new scene appeared of a tall building. The camera zoomed in and penetrated the high wall and floor glass. The girl with light green eyes, dressed in a decent lady’s suit, was sitting on the boss’s chair flipping through the documents. Someone knocked on the door before coming in, and respectfully presented the document for her to sign. She signed it casually, and in lively handwriting in the lower right corner of the document, Anna carefully identified the English name. It was Natalie!

Only then did she see the girl’s face clearly. She was about twenty years old, and she was a little more mature and steady than she remembered.

It was really Natalie…