Ashes Of Deep Sea

Chapter 636 - 636 635 Repair

?Chapter 636: Chapter 635 “Repair Chapter 636: Chapter 635 “Repair This time, the wind in this desert seemed more turbulent than ever before.

The chaotic wind swept over the dunes, covered with jagged rocks, almost like a broom, lifting clouds of sand that spiraled and danced in the air, tens of meters high. Far away, a huge, earthy yellow “barricade” was rising into the sky—a larger storm was brewing within it, seemingly gathering force enough to sweep across the world.

Yet all this incessant turbulence of wind and sand halted abruptly a few meters away from Fenna and the giant, the lifted sand swirling around, as if a scene within the eye of a storm.

Fenna immediately noticed the changes in the surroundings. She stared in astonishment at the restless clouds of sand in the distance, especially at that earthy yellow sandstorm rising from the ground like a sky-reaching barricade far away. Having never seen such a sight, she felt uneasy at once, “What is that?”

The old giant, cloaked in a tattered robe, lowered his head and looked gently into Fenna’s eyes, “It’s a storm, traveler, a storm you’ve initiated with your own hands.”

“A storm I’ve initiated?” Fenna, startled by his words, gazed at the giant in bewilderment, “When did I…”

“Not yet, but soon—time has once again started to flow, traveler. It’s flowing in every direction. Do you feel it? The world is changing… After such a prolonged stillness, this rock covered and bound by sand is finally going to roll again.”

Fenna listened, startled, to the giant’s sudden, cryptic soliloquy. She began to make connections based on his vague words, but before she could ask for clarification, the giant waved his hand at her, “Don’t ask too many questions, traveler. This place is finally approaching its end. The more you understand about it at this moment, the more you will form an inseparable connection with it. I don’t want you to become the next wanderer in this desert.”

Fenna finally saw something different in the giant’s words and in his eyes, which burned with a dim yellow flame.

This “god who had lost his memory” had come to say goodbye to her.

“Come with me, traveler,” the giant beckoned to her, “accompany me one last time to conclude this journey.”

Fenna paused briefly, then hurried to keep up with the giant’s pace while asking, “Where are you taking me? What exactly has happened here?”

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