When she turned around and saw Lotte, she got up and went to the kitchen to get him a bowl and chopsticks.

As she walked past Lott, she said softly, "Did we disturb you?"

"No, no. I overslept."

Chloris smiled faintly, "You slept until now because there's a girl hiding in the room? May I go in and check later?"

"Go ahead. But Baldr will probably kill me."

Lotte sat at the dining table eating, while Baldr and Chloris discussed what ingredients to prepare for the evening.

The occasional sounds of adventurers drifted in from outside the window, mingling with the birdsong of Maple's Town, giving Lot a strange sense of peace.

This is the familiar Fengen Town, not the isolated island 200 years in the future.

After lunch, Chloris and Lotte went to the forest to pick mushrooms.

Along the way, people greeted Lotte and Chloris, and Lotte even saw a familiar figure.

"Chloris, who is that person?"

Following the direction Lotte was pointing, Chloris saw a little girl wearing an apron struggling to carry a bucket of water.

“That’s Hagen’s daughter, Miss Lily.”

Lott found it somewhat unbelievable, because the Hagen family also had a girl named Lily 200 years later.

He walked up to Lily and noticed that they even looked somewhat alike.

Lily looked at the famous Mage Feng En, not knowing what he wanted to do. She could only timidly shrink her neck, cross her hands, and nod slightly, feeling somewhat at a loss.

Lott crouched down to meet Lily's gaze, his voice much softer, "Let me help you carry the water."

"No, no, Mr. Lott, I can do it myself." Lily quickly grasped the thin iron handle, her hands bearing two red marks from the handle.

“I’ll help you.” Lott lifted the bucket with one hand and turned to Chloris. “Chloris, can you wait a moment?”

"I will go with you."

Chloris followed closely behind Lotte and Lily, her gaze constantly fixed on the gap between them.

Fortunately, Lott did not have any physical contact with Lily.

Lily, unsure of what to say, tucked her hands into her dirty sleeves and followed Lott with her head down.

The three arrived at Hagen's blacksmith shop, and Lott immediately saw Hagen shirtless, forging iron.

"Hagen, I've brought you the water."

Hagen put down his hammer after hearing Lott's voice and wiped the sweat from his brow with his arm. When he saw Lott and Lily walking side by side, a smile immediately spread across his face.

"Oh, Mr. Lott, why are you helping me carry water?" Hagen quickly went to Lily's side and ruffled her hair. "Lily, Mr. Lott is willing to help you, shouldn't you say thank you?"

"Th-thank you..."

Hagen held Lily's hand with one hand and grabbed Lott's arm with the other. "Lily, take Mr. Lott to the back. You can dance, right? Dance for Mr. Lott and sing a song. What are you shy about? Go ahead and dance. We spent so much money to teach you, so dance one."

Chloris quickly grabbed Lotte's arm and pulled him back from Hagen's grasp. "Mr. Hagen, we still need to go to the forest to pick mushrooms. If it gets dark, we won't be able to see anything. We'll be going now."

"Huh? Don't go, Lily, hurry up and make dinner..."

Chloris quickly led Lott away from there. She pouted at Lott and snorted, "He's only 14 years old."

"What kind of person do you take me for? I was just helping the little girl."

"But you've been staring at the nuns in White Rock Town the whole time."

"I just want to find a priest, but the nuns are all little girls, what can I do!"

As night fell, the two returned home laden with their loot.

After returning to the [Three Thousand Gold Coins] location, they carried the blankets that had been airing all day back into their room.

Lying on the sun-drenched blankets felt soft and comfortable, and the room even seemed brighter because of them.

Lott lay on the bed, his hands behind his head, counting down the countdown to the future world.

He only had one day this time, so he didn't have much time to prepare anything else.

Moreover, Lotte was still unsure what would happen in the simulation world.

[The countdown to the simulation world has ended. The simulation world has begun.]

A flash of white light appeared before me, and the familiar houses gradually receded into the distance, replaced by a giant meteor falling from the sky.

The meteor illuminated the ground, and the wind began to howl.

If Lott could see far enough, he could see a bolt of lightning streaking across the ground.

That was Isolde rushing towards Loth.

Chapter 80 Two People Under the Meteor

Lotte glanced into the distance but did not see Isolde.

He was in a clearing in the woods, with the surrounding hillsides obstructing his view.

He didn't know if Isolde had come back to save him, but it was all too late.

Lott felt that he could touch the shooting star above his head if he just stood on tiptoe and reached out.

Since he hadn't used the "I'm Not Dead" skill yet, Lotte wouldn't die from a shooting star, so he didn't care about it.

Three seconds later.

Isolde did not arrive.

Lotte hid under Sienstro's body. If Isolde saw that he was still alive after the explosion, he could explain that Sienstro had shielded him from most of the magical attacks.

"Boom!"

A meteor the size of the city of Ridria crashed into the ground, and the entire ground was lifted up like a wave.

The surrounding area was engulfed by crimson flames, and everything turned into nothingness.

The shockwave from the impact and explosion caused the ground beneath Lotte's feet to collapse instantly, and Sensto's body was vaporized in an instant.

[They're still alive] activated.

The shockwave from the explosion's epicenter destroyed everything in its path, cleaved the hillside in two by its ruthless force, and snapped trees to the ground.

Isolde arrived too late; she didn't have time to climb the hillside, nor did she have time to see the clearing in the woods at the foot of the hill.

She shielded herself with her hands, as flying pebbles scratched her face and the intense heat burned her body.

Isolde could not take another step forward; she could only use all her strength to steady herself and avoid being knocked over by the violent explosion.

Her mind went blank; she didn't even consider what it meant.

Only after the aftershocks of the explosion subsided did Isolde lower her hands and look at the apocalyptic scene before her.

The sky was burned red, and Mars began to rise into the air with the air currents, trying to escape from here.

The aftershocks made Isolde's legs go numb, but she walked forward expressionlessly. If Lott had died in this life, she at least needed to check the situation on the ground.

As she crossed the hillside where she and Lott had practiced their swordsmanship, her shoulders slowly slumped down.

Beneath her feet was a giant crater hundreds of meters in diameter, with groundwater constantly gushing out from the fractured strata, even bubbling under the high temperature.

The cracks from the explosion spread for thousands of meters in all directions, densely packed like blood vessels, a truly shocking sight.

Sinstow's figure had long since vanished; it had been vaporized by the magic.

Isolde descended into the pit, the firelight illuminating her expressionless face.

Even after reaching the deepest part, she still couldn't see Lotte's figure.

However, she found something that was shining brightly in a pile of rubble.

"The Tears of Alfheim"

The necklace was destroyed because it was too close to the center of the explosion, leaving only scattered fragments.

Isolde gathered them all into her hands and held them tightly.

She looked around and found the sword on Lotte's body again.

Unable to find the scabbard, Isolde could only hold the sword, looking around blankly.

Although she had a premonition that this would happen, she still felt very depressed when she saw it with her own eyes.

She knew she had broken her promise again; she hadn't been able to come and save Lott.

Isolde wanted to bury Lot here, but she searched for a long time without finding any of Lot's remains.

Left with no other choice, she dug a hole far from the deep pit and put the fragment of "Tears of Alfheim" into it.

Then, she gathered her long white hair with her hands and cut it all off with Lotte's sword.

Amidst a sea of ​​fire, under the cold gaze of the moonlight, short-haired Isolde filled the pit, sat sideways before the grave, and silently watched the thoughts buried underground.

She reached out and gently stroked the soil, then sighed.

"Lotte, I will keep my promise to you. Even if I can't in this life, I will try again in the next."

The matter did not end there; Isolde, who possessed the ability to deduce the world, could infinitely rewind to the time anchor point.

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