The day had finally come.
Over those three days, every Godly Game player had sensed how seriously Zai Jiu Xunge was taking this.
Not only had she given them another three days, she had made a server-wide announcement, too. It was as if they would never return from this final game, and she wanted everyone to spend those three days eating and drinking well.
While Yu Xunge was helping Yan Tu water the flowers in the courtyard, Zhuri could not help leaning against the doorframe and complaining:
"You're going to demoralize people like this. You should have started the game immediately! They've already had a hundred years to rest. Will three extra days really make useless people who've slacked off for a century any stronger?"
Although she was used to Zhuri going on about getting stronger all day, Yu Xunge wanted to laugh every time she heard this theory of hers. She remembered how, back in Astralana, Zhuri had been a legendary figure far beyond her reach.
So this was what a powerhouse was like. Every word, every decision taught her apprentice to become stronger. What a professional teacher!
Yet after all these years, Zhuri was still exactly the same.
She felt that she was far more mature than Zhuri now. Sometimes she looked at Zhuri as though she were a junior. Of course, whenever she dared look at Zhuri that way, Zhuri immediately drew her dagger.
A helpless smile colored Yu Xunge's voice as she asked, "Don't you have anything left to finish? Or any regrets you need to make up for?"
The elf leaning by the door gave no answer for a long time.
Only after Yu Xunge finished watering the Heartless Allure in the courtyard did her answer finally come.
"No," Zhuri said. "Ever since I missed