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墨書 Inktalez
"Are you there?" Su Ruolan thought it through and decided not to dwell on it any longer. If she wanted to save the two children, she needed to create a good living environment for them. If she had the ability but didn't make an effort, she would surely regret it.
Feeling Su Ruolan's call, Long-Tailed Su Ruolan reappeared before her. "Have you made up your mind?"
"I have. I've decided to accept that mission," Su Ruolan replied. She was determined to find a way to eliminate the virus and remove the hidden dangers left from a thousand years ago. Only when the survival crisis of humanity was resolved could her descendants live safely and healthily.
"Alright, then let's begin." Long-Tailed Su Ruolan closed her eyes, establishing a soul magnetic field with Su Ruolan, starting to resonate in harmony and attempting to merge.
This pain of soul repair was something Su Ruolan felt for the first time. It was as if a scroll had been unfurled, with new elements continuously filling in the blanks, completing the missing parts of the scroll, smoothing out the uneven surfaces, reconnecting the broken threads of embroidery, and restoring the dull colors to brightness. Gradually, a sense of fullness emerged. The pain of extracting every flaw and slowly integrating it back in was intricate and dense, as if every capillary vein, every cell, every muscle fiber in Su Ruolan's body was being torn apart and then slowly healed again—torn apart and healed again. Each healing was stronger than the last, making the subsequent tearing even more painful, yet it was impossible to refuse. Su Ruolan kept opening her mouth wide but couldn't utter a word. If it weren't for her consciousness still being clear and her absolute trust in Reset, she would have doubted her life and feared being possessed. This pain was unbearable. Finally, Su Ruolan let out a scream and fainted.
After she lost consciousness, all illusions vanished. The room where she had been reborn reappeared, with its milky-white ceiling and white fluorescent strips.
A pair of large feet appeared beside her, slowly crouching down. A hand reached out to touch her cheek but hesitated for a moment before finally succumbing to overwhelming excitement and gently caressing her face, tracing her eyebrows, high nose bridge, and lightly pink cherry lips. With a dazed expression, he murmured, "This time, I finally found you. I won't let you go again."
"Princess! We are going to crash! The gas friction is too intense; the ship is going to explode!" A guard suddenly rushed toward the princess, pushing her down beneath him just as the ship violently fell and crashed into the ground with a loud explosion. Flames erupted, and waves of heat surged.
Was he that disfigured guard? Why couldn't she see his face clearly? Who was he? No! She didn't want him to be hurt so badly! Su Ruolan shook her head repeatedly before suddenly opening her eyes wide awake.
"You’re awake?" A warm and familiar voice suddenly came through.
Su Ruolan looked up. "Qin Zhi Han? Is that you?"
"Yes, it's me." Qin Zhi Han used his ability to roast a chicken, filling the air with an enticing aroma.
"How do you have food?" Su Ruolan, initially not hungry, couldn't help but swallow as she was drawn in by the enticing aroma.
"Ever since you came in here, you've been unconscious. No matter how much I called you, I couldn't wake you up. I had no choice but to search around and accidentally stumbled upon a Spatial Ring. Inside, there was Frozen Meat and other food. You're so lucky! I just finished eating some Vegetarian Bread, and as soon as I started on the meat, you woke up. If I had known, I would have roasted the meat earlier; maybe the smell would have attracted you sooner, and you wouldn't have had to endure so much vegetarian food," Qin Zhi Han said, seemingly in a particularly good mood and chatting away.
Su Ruolan felt inexplicably that Qin Zhi Han was different somehow, but she couldn't quite put her finger on it.
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