A Sword from Beyond the Heavens: Boss White
After leaving Annie's bamboo grove, White Moonkui went to Mark's place first. She found that Mark still hadn't woken up. Since his friends, including Tizi and Maiduo, were looking after him, she didn't say much and left alone, exiting the mountain cavern where Dragonbone Village lay. Then she made her way to the top of the snowy mountain.
Just like that!
"..."
On the night of the full moon, atop the snowy mountain, White Moonkui—who looked every bit like an immortal—stood alone beneath the night sky, gazing in the direction where the Lighthouse had fallen.
As she stood there, she thought about the Lighthouse's predicament, and about the plan she was about to carry out to eradicate the ecosystem—a plan that might not have a very high chance of success.
At that moment, only a cold moon remained in the sky, hanging solitary in the heavens and spilling silvery light across the snowy mountain and the dark earth. The Lighthouse, which had once hung high in the sky, was nowhere to be seen.
Perhaps because of the high altitude, snow lay here all year round, even outside winter. Fortunately, though the wind occasionally brushed past her ears, it only tousled her hair. It wasn't bitterly cold like it was in winter.
Thanks to the clear weather, White Moonkui looked up and saw that the stars seemed far denser and brighter than usual.
They seemed to be nailed coldly to the night sky. The faintly visible Milky Way stretched across the heavens like a gigantic crack, dividing the whole sky in two.
"..."
White Moonkui remembered that before the apocalypse, air pollution had made it rare to see the Milky Way on Earth.
Now, after humanity had vanished from this planet for decades,