The fast-forward journey after seizing the traverser system

Luo Ni was the first to notice Sen Yi's departure, and raised her glass to invite Ming Yue to drink with her.

This period of time is not too long, at least not too long for a monster.

"Luo Ni, you will meet more lives in the future. They will bloom. You just need to move forward boldly."

Luo Ni thought back to the past, a long, long time ago, when a great goddess stroked her head and told her to keep going.

At that time, she was just a little monster. She accidentally awakened her intelligence and heard a clear voice in the chaos. The voice was ethereal and cold, like a snow lotus on a high mountain, which immediately made her feel good about it.

"A little demon who has just gained intelligence? Since you were enlightened by my preaching, then stay."

Luo Ni was left behind like this and began her first and most memorable years.

Later, she learned that the woman's name was Feng Zhi, and she was the goddess worshipped here. She was always asked to pray to the gods, hoping for good weather and a good harvest.

But she never believed in God. She didn't think it was worth pinning her demanding wishes on something illusory. She always believed that man can conquer nature.

She is a goddess, possessing extremely high talents and a transcendent status, but some things cannot be decided by her will.

She can give lectures, take in monsters, learn martial arts and teach weapons. She can do many things, but she cannot face danger.

Yes, he longed to protect his people, to fight, to kill, instead of praying to the gods here and then listening to the news that his people and friends disappeared one by one.

"Luo Ni, you know, I never believe in gods. If gods existed, how could the world be like this?"

Feng Zhi once again received news from her companions. The number of students in front of her was decreasing. She taught a lot, but facing a large army, individual strength was always limited.

Luo Ni thought back to the past when her sister Feng Zhi was also born in troubled times. She relied on herself to reverse the situation and brought about a new wind of change.

But human power is limited, and Luo Ni realized that people don’t just die of old age, but many people also pass away along the way.

Feng Zhi chose her own path. Becoming a goddess and accepting offerings would be fine no matter what, but she didn't want to.

Her people resisted the war, her neighbors in the same city also rushed to the battlefield, and only she handled the chores in the rear.

The goddess took the initiative to step down from the altar and rushed to the battlefield. Her clothes were stained red with blood. The young Luo Ni seemed to see a god.

The people guarding them were their gods. They were not just Feng Zhi, but also the elderly head of the Feng family, the newly-adult Brother Li next door, Old Wang, who carried a shoulder pole to sell goods at the city gate, and the blacksmith Zhou and his wife...

They stand in front of women, children, the elderly and the young, building a high wall for them. Even if they risk their lives, they have no regrets.

The war was over and the enemy left, but only one in ten people returned alive. Feng Zhi also paid the price of being disabled and his life span was almost over.

For the rest of the day, Luo Ni listened attentively, and she seemed to realize something.

"Luo Ni, congratulations."

Luo Ni seemed to have heard what Sister Feng Zhi said and was happy that she had found her own way.

"I'm not the little kid I used to be. I've also taught a lot of people like you, and they're all great."

Luo Ni murmured, thinking that her sister Feng Zhi was still thinking about her when she was dying, which gave her the motivation to move forward.

She didn't understand it before. After all, the city carried too much. However, the lifespan of humans and monsters was very different. When the last familiar child, Ye Lao, died, she realized that the city had become unfamiliar as well.

She chose to leave, perhaps he could meet the wonderful lives his sister had described, and so the story began many years later.