Transmigrating into the only holy female in the interstellar world, the orcs who have no descendants

"What do you mean by locked?" Rosie asked doubtfully, her brows furrowed slightly.

Kyle's gaze remained fixed on the faintly floating halo, his expression unusually solemn. "This plane is encircled by a barrier," he paused, his voice low and serious. "No one above the Saint level can enter."

Rosie had no doubt about Kyle's words, but her worry only grew. "So what should we do?" she whispered, her anxiety barely concealed.

She tried to call System 001 in her mind, but no matter how hard she called, the other party did not respond, as if it had disappeared into nothingness. Luo Qian's heart was hanging in the air, and she became increasingly uneasy.

Kyle paused for a moment, his brow furrowed slightly, as if he were contemplating something. After a moment, he slowly raised his hand, extending it toward the void before him. Just as his fingers were about to touch the invisible boundary, a powerful force suddenly rebounded like an indestructible barrier. The force was so immense that the entire spatial tunnel began to shake violently. A suffocating tension filled the air, as if even time had frozen in that moment.

Rosie was startled by the sudden impact and involuntarily stepped back. However, Kyle quickly pulled her into his arms, holding her firmly. She felt his strong, powerful heartbeat, and her anxiety gradually subsided.

Kyle's brow furrowed, a complex emotion flashing in his eyes. He whispered, "I'll get you to a safe place first, and then I'll find a solution."

Luo Xi's heart struggled. She wanted to say she would accompany him through this, but she knew her strength would only be a burden here. It would be better to leave so that he wouldn't have to worry about anything. She took a deep breath, tried to calm herself, and nodded. "Okay."

Rosie waited for a long time, but Kyle still didn't move. She looked up at him and found that he was staring at her intently, with a complex light flashing in his eyes.

"What's wrong? Aren't you going to send me away?" Rosie asked softly, with a hint of confusion in her voice.

Kyle sighed, the complex emotions in his eyes turning to tenderness. He gently pulled her into his arms, a warm and firm embrace. "We've just met and we're parting again..." he whispered, a hint of helplessness and reluctance in his tone, "I can't bear to leave."

Luo Xi's heart moved and her eyes became slightly moist.

She knew that Kyle was not good at speaking and only did things instead of saying them.

Saying such words occasionally is more hurtful.

She gently raised her hand and caressed his face, her fingertips tracing his outline, feeling the warmth of his skin. "I believe in you. I'll get the babies back soon." Her voice was gentle but firm, her eyes full of trust.

Kyle's eyes softened. He lowered his head and placed a gentle kiss on the top of her hair, as gentle as a feather brush. "Hmm..." he whispered in response, his voice a low whisper.

Then, he stretched out his hand, as if parting a curtain. With a flick of his finger, the space before Rosie's eyes seemed to split in two, revealing a passage leading to the unknown. Light flickered on both sides, like stars shining in the night.

"Sissi," Kyle said in a low voice, "This plane is a low-level plane, the one that best matches your magnetic field. With your current strength, no one in this plane should be your opponent. You will be safe here."

Rosie looked at the blue planet that appeared in the crack and felt that it looked familiar.

However, she didn't have time to think about it, as the plane channel quickly began to shrink. As she stepped in, Kyle's voice of instruction came from behind her.

"Wait for me, Sissi, I'll come pick you up soon..."