Fu Hua Died, But Not Completely—The True Meaning of Red Kite
Silence. Prolonged silence. Eerie silence.
Expressions of utter dumbfoundedness spread across the faces of countless people in the real world, leaving them deeply confused.
The Red Kite Immortal had died?
Fu Hua had really died?
How could this immortal have died?
How could she possibly truly be dead?
It was incomprehensible. Unimaginable.
If the Red Kite Immortal had died, then how had she still existed as a living person after the False Star world merged with the main world?
Could it be that the fusion came with a resurrection function, bringing the dead back to life once it was complete?
Uh...
That actually seemed quite possible?
As expected of world fusion. How amazing, really. (No emotion.)
Fuck! That damn Otto! You really killed the Red Kite Immortal!
How could you? How dare you?
You called her an old friend, then shot her in the head?
Fuck! Anyone who became your old friend would be horribly unlucky!
People could no longer hold it in. They simply could not accept this.
It was not that they could not accept the Red Kite Immortal's death. In fact, if Fu Hua had truly died gloriously in battle, or met some other heroic end—even if she had suffered the Five Decays of Heaven and Man from immortal legends—they could have accepted it.
But they could not accept Fu Hua dying so "casually."
Yes, it had been far too casual.
She had simply been shot in the head by the villain.
Having protected Shenzhou in the False Star world for thousands of years, having fought from the Previous Era to the "modern" age for tens of thousands of years, the Red Kite Immortal had endured who knew how many crises and battles.