Now, Shia died because of Jackson's naivety, and that heart-wrenching cry was more infectious than any blockbuster movie. Hearing this cry, the fans felt as if a heavy stone was pressing on their hearts.

My hands were on the keyboard, but I didn't know what to say in the comments. I just watched Jackson cry quietly, hoping he could get over his grief as soon as possible.

As for the shirtless man, after Jackson burst into tears, he casually threw him to the ground. He didn't continue to provoke Jackson, but sat down next to him, ignoring the crying, and stared blankly at the pale white sky.

Gradually, the sun sank below the horizon, the moon hung high in the sky, and Jackson's cries grew fainter and fainter until only sobs remained.

The man was no longer as aggressive as before. His gaze shifted from the sky to the face, which appeared even more grotesque from crying, and he spoke calmly:

"follow me."

Jackson did not answer; he continued to sob, his mind unable to hold anything else.

The man thought Jackson hadn't heard him and was about to ask again when Jackson said, "Where to..."

The man got up and stretched because he had been sitting there for a long time. His bones crackled and popped as if someone was frying beans.

The man said, "Didn't you want revenge? I'll take you to slay the dragon."

Jackson looked up at the man's face, which was blurred in the moonlight, remained silent for a few seconds, and then dragged his crippled body to his feet.

His broken arm was frozen and no longer bleeding, and there was a huge bruise on his cheek. If Jackson's body could previously be described as "ugly-handsome" because of his muscles, now it was just ugly.

Even so, Jackson ignored his injuries. He knew that the man in front of him was the ancient hero he had been searching for, and he accepted the invitation.

“Okay, I’ll go with you to slay the dragon…”

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