Charlotte stood in the Endless Void, with his family behind him.
Zimmerman tilted his head and said, "I'm going to rest for a while. The successive battles have left me a little unstable."
Zimmerman did not truly intend to rest. Rather, he had keenly sensed that there were far too many targets available to hunt.
Charlotte nodded slightly and watched the Old Continent's foremost genius vanish into the void.
Carnstein also appeared. He gave Charlotte a slight nod and said, "Hortingrain Mountain has disappeared."
Charlotte was slightly startled. He drew a deep breath and asked, "Have several Blood Progenitors revived?"
A rare look of concern appeared on Carnstein's face as he said, "I can revive, and Lilith can revive as well, but the true Blood Progenitors..."
"They should not revive!"
"You know the reason."
Charlotte fell silent for a moment. Of course he knew the reason. Those Blood Progenitors were true evil gods, and Their souls were not so stable. Comparatively speaking, although Carnstein and Lilith were somewhat sinister as well, they could at least still communicate and showed no signs of losing control.
Charlotte said softly, "For now, there's nothing I can do about this. We'll have to wait for my teacher to revive, then capture those escaped souls one by one."
Carnstein nodded and said, "You are also a member of the bloodkin. Whether you acknowledge it or not, you have already inherited the Blood Progenitors' authority. Your ties to the bloodkin are now inseparable."
"Running away is useless."
Carnstein turned, shattered the void with a step, and disappeared to who knew where.
Without Juno, he would not remain at Charlotte's side.
Charlotte sighed softly, brought his family back to Strasbourg, took Anne's hand, and said in a low voice, "I need you to become strong as quickly