bookpower Chapter 409: Ten Thousand Years Agreement
Chapter 409: Ten Thousand Years Agreement
The grotesque mane spirit worm clutched a letter in its sharp, bizarre mouthpiece.
It fluttered its wings clumsily and strangely, flying towards Little Wild Grass and finally stopping beside her, fluttering up and down.
Delivering letters was somewhat challenging for this evil creature.
It clumsily fluttered around Little Wild Grass, urging her to take the letter.
Yet, gazing at the letter in the mane spirit worm’s mouth, Little Wild Grass, who had stopped crying, seemed fearful and hesitant to look at the last will her older brother had left.
But in the end, under the awkward urging of the mane spirit worm, she took a deep breath and took the letter clutched in its mandibles.
"Did Big Brother anticipate that he wouldn’t return long ago..."
Little Wild Grass muttered under her breath.
Borrowing the power of the Evil God was a costly price, even for the kindred of evil veins.
But perhaps her brother hadn’t expected that he wouldn’t die from the Evil God’s corruption, but rather...
Little Wild Grass took a deep breath, opened the envelope, and saw her brother’s familiar handwriting.
[Zhi Wei, seeing these words is as good as seeing you in person]@@@@
[By the time you read this letter, I am probably already dead]
[If I’m not mistaken, you must be crying a lot right now, tears falling in big drops, right?]
[Tsk... to think you have become a high and mighty immortal, yet you seem no better than the little girl from back then?]
[At least back then, the Little Wild Grass that was delivered by human traffickers wouldn’t cry or wail, she’d only secretly glare at me from behind, surely looking for a chance to run away, right?]
[Unfortunately, back then I kept a close watch and didn’t give you a chance to escape, I’m really sorry about that]
The familiar handwriting of her brother on the letter quickly blurred Little Wild Grass’s vision.
Although she had mentally prepared before reading the letter,
actually seeing her brother’s familiar writing, seeing how casually he talked about his death, Little Wild Grass’s heart still couldn’t help but ache.
Big droplets of tears fell onto the letter.
Little Wild Grass, with tears streaming down her face, muttered to herself,
"Big Brother, you bad person..."
And the contents of the letter continued.
[Now that I am dead, you surely must be crying]
[Although you usually act all nonchalant and assured, as if you’re above it all and will never cry]
[But now that I am dead, you surely are crying, and definitely very loudly, showing none of the grace expected of an immortal, just like a little kid who hasn’t grown up... well... it’s okay to cry]
[The meaning of life is not in its length, but in its joy]
[You look very cute when you smile, though a bit mischievous, but I hope you can always smile happily and not be sad]
[Well... I’ve almost said everything I needed to, I’m short on time, I need to hurry down to save you, so I won’t continue rambling]
[How about it? Did this truth scare you?]
[Seeing that your big brother is actually a liar, and has lied to you for so long, how are you feeling now? Hahaha...]
Upon reading this last sentence, Little Wild Grass smiled unconsciously, her lips curving upward.
"You tricked me..."
She had not expected the truth to be like this.
Her big brother was a visitor from the future, who, by a twist of fate, had saved her and made her into what she is today.
"Ten thousand years later, huh..."
Little Wild Grass clenched the letter in her hands, murmuring to herself.
Could she really see her big brother ten thousand years later?
Was he truly not dead, but living a stable and healthy life in the world ten thousand years later?
Although she had vaguely guessed some of this during their time together, this truth still stunned her.
To traverse the river of time, save a little girl from ten thousand years ago, and raise her to become an Immortal...
"This is indeed an unbelievable lie."
In the void above Yellow Wind Valley, bathed in bright sunlight and holding the letter, the Immortal stood with her head down, gazing at the familiar handwriting on the letter.
Her gaze remained sad, yet slowly, a bright light began to shine in her eyes.
"But even if it is a lie, I must verify it myself."
"Big brother, I will survive."
"Be it the dark catastrophe or the apocalypse of Immortals, I will definitely survive."
"I will live till ten thousand years later, go to the future world, and personally see if you truly lied to me."
Clenching the letter in her hands, Little Wild Grass took a deep breath, her gaze resolutely firm.
"This is our ten-thousand-year promise!"
"Ten thousand years later, I must see you!"
"No matter in which corner of the universe you are, I will find you!"
"I will never let you down!"