"It wasn't an illusion." A pleasant voice sounded behind him. Sun Hang jolted and immediately turned around.
A slender girl stood on the emerald-green lawn, dressed in a pure white knee-length robe. Her smooth, long hair was even more dazzling than the robe, draping neatly over her shoulders and back. Her long legs were held perfectly straight.
The blazing ruins had vanished. The charred corpses scattered everywhere had vanished. Even the smell of smoke in the air had vanished.
Everything around him had returned to how it originally was—how it had been before the Eternal Night descended.
A brand-new villa stood less than ten meters away from Sun Hang. The reddish-brown roof tiles and flawless white plaster on the walls made the building look as though it had only been completed yesterday. The trash bin by the courtyard gate was stuffed with takeout packaging printed with "National Trend Pretty Girl," while a stray cat clung to the edge of the bin, trying to reach the leftover chicken bones inside a takeout bag.
Across the street stood the high-rise residential buildings Sun Hang saw every day when he went out, unbearably familiar. Two young women pushed strollers along the shaded sidewalk. At the bus stop nearby, an anxious-looking office worker kept raising his wrist to check the time. Meanwhile, an old man sitting on a bench beside him and reading a newspaper looked utterly calm and unhurried.
Two sparrows swept over Sun Hang's head. He looked up, and the piercing sunlight made him squint instinctively.
This was how Tianfu City had originally looked. Unfortunately, after Sun Hang woke up, days like these had only lasted a few days before coming to an end.
"What kind of nonsense are you up to again?" Sun Hang withdrew his gaze and focused on the