Dan Heng, I'm Sorry!

Stelle couldn't quite remember what had happened when she was unconscious.

She opened her eyes to a desolate scene.

The Star Rail carriages had become ruins.

The wind howled like a demon, carrying the scent of blood and burning flames that filled her nostrils.

Stelle staggered to her feet and found Dan Heng lying on the ground in a disheveled state, his fate unknown.

"This might be one of the futures Aha spoiled for me, and now another one has come true."

She murmured to herself, gradually approaching Dan Heng.

March 7th on the Express must have frozen into an ice cube by now.

Dan Heng had also suffered such a calamity.

The journey to Omphalos was truly fraught with difficulties.

Because Aha had said that the only person who would 'die' was the Trailblazer themself.

So she had never considered the possibility of Dan Heng dying.

The man had a faint rise and fall of breath, he was at least still alive.

Stelle walked over and slowly bent down beside Dan Heng.

Should she give Dan Heng a breath?

Stelle thought so.

She suddenly remembered that when she first woke up in the space station, the scene she saw was Dan Heng about to give her CPR.

But March 7th's slap had interrupted the CPR.

Now was a good time to rekindle that connection!

Stelle lowered her head, gazing at Dan Heng's face, so handsome it was devastating, a face that angered both gods and men.

So handsome, Dan Heng.

She gently pecked Dan Heng on the lips.

"I'm sorry, Dan Heng."

The Trailblazer unconsciously blurted out what was on her mind.

The man lying on the ground seemed to be awakened by the kiss.

"...Sorry for what?"

Dan Heng laboriously opened his eyes, his vision taking a long time to focus.

Oops, caught in the act.

Stelle scratched her head and immediately made up a reason.

"—Sorry, I couldn't protect you."

In any case, seeing a partner who had experienced life and death together regain consciousness was probably a huge weight off her mind, so she recklessly started joking.

"I almost thought you were dead, I even came up with a name for your third reincarnation, how about 'Dan Shu'?"

Stelle fluttered around Dan Heng, chattering like a little bird.

Not good, the family that could come up with that name would have to hire a master.

Dan Heng looked away, his gaze lingering on the Trailblazer for a long time, without saying a word, as if he was thinking about something.

Stelle felt a little uneasy under his direct gaze, and just as she was about to ask Dan Heng why he was looking at her like that, he suddenly showed a very relieved expression.

As if to say: It's good that we're both okay.

Yes, fortunately, we both survived.

Stelle nodded in agreement, she had done so many fun things under Aha's command, and the scripts she got in return weren't all filler, at least they were quite rewarding.

Aha must have saved her, it must be so!

But, for some reason, Aha had been quiet, it hadn't spoken since arriving at Omphalos.

Maybe the current environment wasn't suitable for it to be distracted, so it had temporarily disappeared.

The Trailblazer found a suitable reason for the missing Aeon of Elation.

After convincing herself, she spread out her palm, looking at the dense, small wounds on it, and then turned to look at Dan Heng.

Both of them were covered in wounds of all sizes, not fatal, not deep, but numerous.

Either the palms of their hands were scraped, or a wound was scratched on their faces.

The Trailblazer sat down beside Dan Heng and took out her Four-Dimensional Backpack.

"Let me see... this, blood replenishing spray, restores health! This, whimsical snacks, adds Technique Points!"

Stelle took out a few supplies, one for her and one for Dan Heng, and in the streets of a foreign land, two Nameless who had suffered unprovoked disasters and depended on each other, silently lowered their heads, focusing on bandaging their wounds and replenishing their strength.

The two leaned against each other, bandaging their wounds and consuming some high-calorie supplies, which helped them recover somewhat.

The Trailblazer looked at the remnants of the Star Rail not far away. The train had been severely attacked, and the original shape of the carriages was unrecognizable.

They're not scattered all over the place, in bits and pieces. We really have to thank Akivili and Aha for that...

"We should be in Omphalos now, right? Although the process wasn't smooth, fortunately, the ending is good. We landed," the Trailblazer said softly, leaning on Dan Heng's shoulder.

"Yes, we are."

Dan Heng didn't dare turn his head to look at Stelle, fearing that it was all a dream, and waking up would mean facing an absurd reality.

"Let's try to contact the Express Crew first."

"Oh, right!"

Hearing this, the Trailblazer took out her phone and opened the 'Star Rail Family' group chat.

What should I say?

Stelle frowned, pondered for a moment, tapped on the screen, and finally sent a message.

Stelle: Finally got rid of the train! Farewell, cage!

Dan Heng, who witnessed all of this: That's right, this is the Stelle I know. Only she could say something like that.

Almost immediately after the message was sent, a 'failed to send' notification appeared.

Not surprising.

"Omphalos really has no signal. Looks like we can't contact the Express Crew."

Dan Heng wasn't surprised by this result.

Even before the jump, he had learned from Himeko that Omphalos was a celestial body isolated from the outside world.

Attempting to contact the train and failing to send a message was inevitable.

"This place isn't safe to stay for long. Looking at the scene, rocks could fall at any time."

The young man stood up. Thanks to the Trailblazer's supplies, he felt much better now.

"Let's go."

The Trailblazer looked up. Dan Heng was holding out his hand to her.

"Okay, Dan Heng."

She smiled slightly, met Dan Heng's gaze, took his hand, and used his strength to stand up.

"Dan Heng."

Stelle followed behind Dan Heng, step by step.

She looked up, gazing at the man's back as he walked ahead, head down, and suddenly called out his name.

"What's wrong?"

Dan Heng didn't stop. He held Jiyun tightly in his hand, as if guarding against hidden dangers ahead.

"Nothing," the Trailblazer shook her head. "I just wanted to say, it's really good to have you. In this unfamiliar place, I'm lucky to have you with me, or I really wouldn't know what to do."

Hearing Stelle say this, Dan Heng pursed his lips.

Wasn't he thinking the same thing?

Just then, the sound of footsteps behind him suddenly stopped.

Dan Heng turned around and found that the Trailblazer had stopped walking for some reason.

Stelle rubbed her eyes, looking incredulous.

"Dan Heng, I think I'm hallucinating. Why do I keep seeing a pink puppy floating in the air?"

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