Death… And Me Chapter 1393: Another Time

Chapter 1393: Another Time

Lilia then looked at Hurio with a conflicted expression as she said, "I think... I can accept this much. Otherwise, it would be better for us to separate here. As Ancestor Wekil said, I don't think our feelings are more important than the race's affairs and future."

Wekil would still prefer for them to simply move away from each other. However, it was also true that he liked Rean and Roan's ideas. After all, Hurio wouldn't need to cheat anyone and would still be able to have several children. For the race as a whole, which was now very few in terms of how many members it had, that was definitely a good thing. The only problem would be to explain this method to the others once they left the Realm of G.o.ds.

However, Wekil decided to leave that topic for later. "Alright, they already explained how to do it, so we can talk about that another time. For now, Lamanto, go fetch everyone." Wekil then used his spatial powers to open a portal straight to their family's front door. Since it was inside the Lanqueas Continent, it wasn't anything difficult for him to do. "You have three days. Tell the head of the family to come to me. I need to discuss a few things with him. If everyone isn't here by the end of the three days, we will depart without those who didn't appear. That's because it would be dangerous to stay here for any longer than that. I'm sure Braga already organized a team to come after us in this place."

Lamanto immediately nodded in response. All his injuries had already been healed by Wekil, who also had Light Element Affinity. Due to his cultivation, he was even faster than Rean in that regard. Of course, Rean would be much faster if he was at Wekil's level. That's the advantage Sister Orb talked about.

As soon as Lamanto pa.s.sed through the portal, Wekil looked at the twins and said, "To be honest, I have a lot of doubts about you two. However, the fact is that you did help in setting me free, so I owe you for that. Our Crystal Angel race has always paid its debts, and it won't be any different this time. Is there anything else you wish for before I send you to Treavin Continent? After I'm done with it, I doubt we will ever meet again."

Celis immediately asked, "Maybe a lot of high-level Divine Stones? Rank Seven and above would be best." As mentioned before, Divine Stones at Rank Seven and above had Divine Origin Energy instead of simple Divine Energy. Unfortunately for Celis, Wekil shook his head as he told him, "I don't have any Divine Stone of that level here. As for lower-level ones, they were useless to me, so it has been a very long time since I had any of those."

Wekil pondered in silence for a bit before looking at the chamber that had kept him imprisoned. He then made a grabbing motion with his hand, and a flash of light came from inside. Right after, it stopped right in front of the twins' group. The light around it slowly faded, revealing an item that looked like a small cross. "You can have this, though. If you ever come to the place where the angel races live, this cross will help you contact us. At that time, we might be able to offer you some help if you need it."

Rean took the cross and sent it into the Soul Gem Dimensional Realm. Who knows, there might be one day that they'd really go there. "You said that the place where you live is not in the Realm of G.o.ds, right? Is it some kind of Dimensional Realm?"

Wekil was surprised to hear that as he asked back, "You know about angel races, but you don't know that?"

Rean shrugged his shoulders, saying, "Sometimes things simply don't play as you expect."

Wekil didn't try to pry any further, though. "Whatever. Since you don't know, let's leave it at that. Perhaps it would be better for you to not know about it."

Rean's group didn't like the answer and insisted on the information. However, Wekil was adamant about not talking. "Now then, I'll teleport you to Treavin Continent. Let me tell you again that Treavin is really the limit of how far I can send you, so I can at most leave you close to the border between Yubisval and Treavin Continent. The rest of the trip will depend on yourselves."

Seeing that Wekil wouldn't talk anymore, Rean and Roan could only give up on it. "Alright then. Please send us over."

Hurio and Lilia sighed and then came forward. "Well, I guess this is farewell."

Rean and the others nodded. "Indeed. Then again, it was a partners.h.i.+p where both of us gained something. Plus, it did end with great rewards for both our groups. Perhaps we'll have the chance to repeat it again in the future."

At the same time... "Lilia, if you wish, you can still follow me. The great Kentucky shall take care of you."

Rean and Hurio's mouths twitched after that. Not because of Kentucky's words, but because Lilia seemed really interested in the proposal. 'Just why do girls like this guy so much?'

However, Lilia quickly recovered and shook her head, saying, 'I love you, Kentucky, but I love Hurio more. But do not worry, I'll pray for your future.'

Hurio felt like crying after that. 'So you love him as well?!' If Kentucky wasn't a Demon Bird, Hurio might have challenged Kentucky to a battle already.

Wekil didn't know what to say about that scene, nor did he want to. He simply waved his hand as the laws of s.p.a.ce gathered around him. Soon after, they changed direction and covered Rean's group instead.

*Vup, vup, vup, vup!*

Four flashes of silver light soon covered them before it disappeared. Obviously, Rean's group was gone, just like the flashes of silver light. 

Sometime in the future, a storm began to converge in the Lanqueas Continent. Out of nowhere, the top ten powers acquired immortal cultivation techniques, solidifying their positions in there... or so it should have been. However, some of those cultivators didn't want to share the immortal cultivation techniques they had and immediately escaped somewhere else. At the same time, the news reached the surrounding continents. Afraid of what the Lanqueas Continent could turn into, they decided to invade it. 

Well, such a thing would take many years to even unfold, so the twins knew nothing about it.