What Saine said was, in fact, quite appealing to Annie.
Because this time, Sea Mirror Woman had led an army to conquer Carby Beast World. In a sense, Sea Mirror Woman had instead done Annie a favor.
Had Sea Mirror Woman not shattered the Subspace barrier and interrupted her slumber, Annie had no idea how much longer she would have remained muddleheadedly asleep in this special Subspace, forever trapped within this tiny patch of heaven and earth, unable to break free.
As for what Saine had mentioned about helping her regain her freedom, this Level-11 Being from the Prehistoric Civilization was quite tempted after hearing it.
She also wanted to see what earthshaking changes had taken place in the outside world over the years. She wanted to see whether the starry sky, where rivers of stars had flowed back then, was still as dazzling as ever.
Yet the reality was that Annie had not even managed to establish any communication or contact with King Carby Beast of Carby Beast World throughout those long years in the past.
Otherwise, King Carby Beast, with its Life Level of eight, would never have known nothing of the prehistoric Star Civilization. Nor would Carby Beast World have developed into such an obscure, unnoticed existence among the Plane Worlds of the surrounding starry sky.
Faced with Saine's invitation, Annie did not answer immediately. Her eyes lowered, the fingers gripping her Crystal Staff tightened slightly, and her brow was furrowed with deliberation and thought. Clearly, she was weighing the pros and cons.
At this moment, Saine slowly turned his gaze toward the other regions of this Subspace. His eyes swept across the drifting fog of rules and floating celestial bodies, his expression calm.
From beginning to end, Saine seemed utterly unconcerned about any threat Annie, or