"The bear of Telashir
Had cheeks made for smiling
And eyes free of guile
Like a child who never grew up
He just loved to leave home~
I searched the ends of the earth but couldn't find him
Oh, how I missed him~"
The off-key singing, utterly devoid of spiritual purity, brimmed with misery and self-pity.
Yet the moment Hill heard it, he felt as though his temples were about to explode.
The Undead definitely knew he was in the Upper Realm and could hear them at any moment!
What the hell were they playing at?
Hill didn't think there was anything wrong with his sudden departure!
He hadn't taken Lily and the others' avatars with him. Kane Valley's safety was still assured.
So why were they losing their minds?
Beside him, Liszt gently pointed. "Sir, I believe the answer is over there."
Hill had barely paid attention to the screen. The moment he turned on the giant display, that heart-stopping song had assailed his ears.
So, when he followed Liszt's finger, he could only fall silent.
Was that the Doomsday Family's bunker?
What was that banner hanging from it?
"Victory is assured in the battle to defend Umberlee"?
The two vertical banners fluttering in the wind beneath it read:
"Our thanks to our comrades in the Heaven-Defying Alliance for their enthusiastic support"
"Doomsday and the Heaven-Defying Alliance, forever hand in hand"
What was this?
Huh? Hmm...
Lily stirred at the roots of Hill's hair. The Windmill Jasmine hanging over the terrace turned all her blossoms toward him, too, to say nothing of the blue-black vine climbing the Mage Tower's outer wall. She was already poised for action... after all, their children covered practically every cliff in Kane Valley and the outsides of its walls and bunkers.
Of course they