Chu Zihang knew who his enemy was.
Odin!
The lofty Dragon King, wielder of the authority of "Sky and Wind," terrifying enough to alter the world itself!
He had no confidence that he could win.
What if he died?
Chu Zihang thought that perhaps time would stabilize his mother's mind. Lu Tianming would take care of her. Though he did not have much affection for this stepfather, he had to admit that he was a good husband, a responsible and decent man.
He would stay by her side, accompany her through those confused days, and slowly help her believe that the son in her memories had merely been a dream, an illusion.
She would have a peaceful life for the rest of her days.
"Your companions seem to be looking for you."
A voice sounded behind him, soft, as though afraid of waking the person on the bed.
Xia Mi walked to his side and stopped slightly behind him, her gaze passing over his shoulder to settle on Su Xiaoyan's face.
"Someone among them saw through the veil created by the altered worldline and still remembers you."
Even Xia Mi wore an undisguised look of surprise as she said this.
Chu Zihang turned his head and asked in astonishment, "Didn't you say that this was the first time you had seen through the cycle? That you never remembered anything from the previous cycles?"
"No, to be exact," Xia Mi said, shaking her head, "I don't remember them now either."
She looked out the window. The afternoon sunlight fell across her face, making those overly exquisite features seem somewhat translucent.
"I only know that the world has restarted many times. Across countless restarts, my brothers, sisters, and I fought one another, with victories and defeats on both sides.
"Sometimes, the King