You Are the Challenger

This mother-and-son reunion scene lasted five minutes.

Arthur kept telling Atlanna how much he had missed her. Atlanna simply listened quietly, offering comfort now and then, letting Arthur feel the long-lost warmth of a mother's love.

After quite a while, Arthur finally calmed down. He carelessly wiped his face with his sleeve and scratched his head awkwardly. "Sorry, Mom. I got so caught up talking about myself that I forgot about you. Is there anything you want to tell me?"

Atlanna's expression stiffened slightly. "My child, just hearing you speak has already made me very happy. We can save everything else for later."

She had already poured out, in one breath, everything she had spent over twenty years wanting to say to her son—to Du Mu.

Having her repeat it all now felt unspeakably awkward.

Fortunately, Arthur had always been rather thick-skinned and failed to notice anything strange. He only thought that maternal love was truly great, and felt another surge of emotion.

He could not help sighing. "I never thought I'd changed so much, yet you could still recognize me. Sure enough, no mother would ever mistake her own child."

Atlanna: "..."

Du Mu found the whole thing amusing from the side.

He was not surprised in the slightest that Arthur's birth mother had been revived.

After all, Arthur's evaluation clearly stated that both his parents were alive. Atlanna naturally could not have truly been successfully sacrificed.

Among the Super Seven, Arthur was unquestionably a winner in life. A single line of "My biological dad and mom told me to come home for dinner" would be enough to shatter most of the team's defenses.

"This isn't a place to talk. Come with me."

Atlanna waved them over, then turned and led the three deeper into the island.

The group