The Forgotten World (Continued)

"Yeah, actually, there is. And it's the kind of world you and I both know very well."

"Oh?"

Li Ke paused.

"What world?"

The Seven Days to Die World Will's voice sounded hesitant. After all, that world meant something rather unusual to both her and Li Ke.

"That world is full of zombies and monsters, so... I..."

Li Ke paused, then chuckled.

"Then I'll just retrace my old steps. All right, Seven Days to Die World Will, send me there!"

Zombies were the greatest shadow hanging over him to this day. The endless hordes in Seven Days to Die had once become nightmares that haunted his dreams, which was why the Seven Days to Die World Will hesitated.

But just as Li Ke thought the Seven Days to Die World Will was about to send him over, she spoke again.

"Actually, this world is rather unusual. It's a place where several worlds converge, so things might be a little complicated."

Li Ke paused. The Seven Days to Die World Will had never actually lied to him.

"How complicated? Is it beyond what I can handle?"

A note of melancholy crept into the Seven Days to Die World Will's voice.

"Those worlds are dead—or, rather, forgotten. So their rules are a little unusual."

"Hm?"

Li Ke was baffled by what the Seven Days to Die World Will had said.

But he merely smiled and pointed to the three swords on his back.

"Then I'm even more interested!"

And so, the World Gate opened once more!

On a sunny afternoon, Li Ke stood atop a school building and looked out at the bright, clear weather in the distance. He couldn't help commenting, "This is the world you picked for me? It doesn't look like a good place for me to have a