The thought of turning Miel into an Undead filled Jason with instinctive resistance. And there was another, more important question: if Miel became an Undead creature, could she still leave this Void with him?
"No!" Jason cried out without thinking. Then his expression froze. If he refused this solution, what else could he do?
Sacrificing himself might save Miel, but what would be the point? They would never see each other again, never hear each other's voices, never again stay together like a shadow and its form. Was that the life Miel wanted?
"No!" Jason's face twisted as a fierce struggle raged within him. "We both have to live. Neither of us can die!"
Having made up his mind, Jason looked at Green and said gravely, "All right. I... I agree. Thank you for your help, Your Majesty."
Green's smile deepened. From the moment Jason agreed, neither he nor Miel could escape Green's grasp.
But Green was curious. If these two people from beyond the Void truly were beings from a higher dimension who had come here by some special means, could he turn them into Undead creatures?
Green was far from certain. Although he had appeared utterly confident in front of Jason, he had no idea whether the attempt would succeed or fail.
Green had proposed the solution only to test what kind of life-form these people from beyond the Void really were.
He had previously suspected they came from a higher-dimensional civilization. But after Jason and Miel appeared, doubt began to creep in. If they truly were higher-dimensional beings, it seemed unlikely that they could lower their dimensionality to enter a lower-dimensional world.
It was like an ordinary person buying a novel. Reading it could let them experience the world described in its pages, but they could not