This terror was far beyond her imagination. Otherwise, given her personality, she could never have done such a thing.
I slowly closed my eyes, my expression filled with pain.
Liu Ling'er, where are you? Will I ever get to see you again?
Yue'er had obediently kept holding my hand. Even now, she was still looking at me, her eyes filled with complicated emotions.
She never would have imagined that the person she admired most had actually been right beside her all along.
Just now, he had swept across all directions, radiating both domineering power and loneliness. The sight had shaken her soul so deeply that she was left speechless as she stared at him.
Along the way, there were refugees everywhere. Who knew how many people had lost their homes in this great tide?
Yet at that moment, my heart had calmed down. I did not stay behind to help those people. I had something more important to do.
As long as I wipe out the Savage Beast Race, everything will be over, I said inwardly.
The journey back to the great city was remarkably peaceful. Although there were quite a few foreign races, I did not even draw my sword before eliminating them all.
I did not know why, but I felt a sense of unease at returning home.
No one knew what had happened to the great city during this time. Perhaps by the time I arrived, it would already have become a ruin. No one knew what had happened there.
"Hold on to me." I looked at Yue'er.
"Uncle, isn't this inappropriate?" Yue'er said, her little face flushing.
"I don't have time to argue with you." I glared at her.
Yue'er suddenly wrapped her arms around me. My figure flashed, and a powerful aura erupted from my