Apocalypse Forecast

Huai Shi looked into the distance.

She whistled.

Huai Shi was about to ask further, but caught sight of the unusual scene from the corner of his eye, slowly turning back.

Outside the narrow window beside him.

In Tong Ji’s whistle, a silvery white color was slowly rising...

Through that elongated window, one could glimpse the majestic outline gradually emerging beyond Helios.

It was a void... moon?!

At this moment, a crescent moon hung high in space beyond Helios, shining above the Eye of Jupiter!

Whistling is that powerful?

When Huai Shi turned back dazedly to look at Tong Ji, he heard her sigh helplessly.

"That has nothing to do with me... that’s Publius!"

At this moment, with the emergence of the bright moon, the flames of the Sun Chariot suddenly surged upward.

When the missing ’moon’ appeared beside the chariot representing the sun, this incredible day and moon formed an overwhelming Mystic Ritual enough to change the world!

As the brilliance of the sun and moon intermingled, infinite power erupted from within.

Utilizing Garan’s Gaia’s Seed in reverse.

It adhered to the oldest geocentric miracle, running resplendently atop Helios, transformed into the unending Forging Fire.

An alarming giant wave emerged above Huai Shi’s head.

Through countless layers of thick walls and bulkheads, using Helios as the battlefield, two Great Grandmasters standing atop the entire realm began to fight.

Disaster and miracle of the Abyss constantly transformed within.

Even the slightest aftermath, the heat they devolved into, turned the outer shell of the chariot red-hot.

Everything was gradually being placed into the furnace.

Extraction!

On the small tricycle, some lesser-made Border Relics cracked open, the Source Substance within silently dissipated, swiftly pulled by an invisible force, flying toward the vortex.

Even the dormant Soloist began to oscillate, transmitting waves of burning heat to Huai Shi.

If not quick, he might be burned to ash like waste material!

Huai Shi had no time to hesitate, swung Resentment Water switching to Blood Saw Mode, and cut through the thick wall guided by Fish Ball’s tail.

As the crumbled iron wall fell, air dormant for unknown years surged, filled with a musty odor.

Ashes soared.

Darker shadows lay ahead.

"How do we proceed?" Huai Shi asked, poking his head into the entrance, surveying the complex routes inside.

"I don’t know." Tong Ji said helplessly, flapping her wings, "Calculating an approximate location based on the trajectory of the outer structure is already hard, anything more detailed is too difficult..."

She paused, looking beside Huai Shi, "But isn’t there a more familiar ’local’ here?"

Huai Shi followed her gaze, looking at the equally silly-faced Skeleton, and finally saw a trembling... white mouse in its eye socket?

On Huai Shi’s shoulder, Raven’s phantom flickered and vanished.

"Could you lead the way, please?" she smiled, speaking softly, "I’m in a hurry."

Her tone was exceedingly gentle.

The little white mouse whimpered, curled into a ball in the Skeleton’s eye socket, attempting to play dead, but the skull was too small to hide in.

Soon, it gave up struggling.

It crawled out shakily, raising its tail, pointing to a direction on the right.

Then looked back timidly, exceedingly uneasy.

Fearing that Huai Shi might eat it.

Tong Ji shook her head helplessly, "Do I need to explain the difference between ’leading’ and ’pointing’ a way?"

"Squeak!!!" The white mouse shrieked in terror again, sprinting rapidly through the tunnel, wagging its tail at the forks, as if wishing to strip and hang its skin upon a flagpole.

Frantically diligent.

Sir, this way!

"That’s right!" Tong Ji nodded in satisfaction, turning to Huai Shi, "Why are you standing there? Let’s go, let’s go!"

No way, is this mouse so spirited!

Even Tong Ji could see it...

Huai Shi had no time for further questions, confirming his gear, helping the Skeleton hide the small tricycle, then ventured inside.

At the rear, the little friendship dog paused at the gap for some time.

It lowered its head to sniff the surrounding air.

Curiously looking into the distance, as if detecting something, but couldn’t sniff it clearly.

Soon, at Huai Shi’s call, it turned and walked into the darkness.

For a long time, a long time.

In silence, the entire hallway dimmed again.

An invisible shadow quietly approached.

As if pursuing something, a line of gray footprints disappeared within.

Only faint laughter echoed through the air.