Returning to Fate

Only,

the moment this idea was spoken aloud, they had already silently rejected it in their hearts.

After all, the people Lorenz Riel had sent to rescue Triss had not found any trace of her at all.

Besides, she was only a first-rank Transcendent, completely incapable of protecting herself.

At such a life-or-death moment, how could she possibly have saved anyone?

Let alone been saved by her.

So he immediately slapped himself.

Then he fell to his knees and wept:

"It was because we were useless.

How could we place our hopes on a little girl?"

Everyone could only stare blankly at the scene.

But they knew

that they

had, in fact, already been saved by someone.

Perhaps reality was even as dramatic as they imagined.

At that moment, the pale girl looked at Su Wen and finally revealed a relieved smile:

"Mr. Rhine, cough cough.

This time,

I wasn't a coward, was I?"

But since the outcome had already been decided,

Su Wen no longer cared about those distant sights, even if their grandeur surpassed every epic.

He merely held the girl's hands, which had grown extremely weak after exhausting her Spiritual Energy:

"Don't speak yet."

In an instant,

roaring, brilliant golden Dawn Spiritual Energy surged from his body, greatly easing the girl's discomfort.

But that was only a temporary measure.

The handsome Scholar knew that well, so he said to Klosan:

"When it comes to easing the aftereffects of Spiritual Energy exhaustion, I'm definitely no match for you. I'll leave Triss to you.

By the time we finish our return journey, I hope to see an energetic little girl."

Hearing him say that, Triss merely held her head and nodded obediently.

Klosan, however, wearing a white coat and holding a coffee stirrer between her lips, looked somewhat puzzled: