Ashes Of Deep Sea

Chapter 825: 822: The World's Last Cooling

Chapter 825: Chapter 822: The World’s Last Cooling

The Reaper is dead—yes, Duncan certainly knew that. Not just the Reaper, but the Storm Goddess, the Eternal Flame, the God of Wisdom, and even including each ancient god and Evil God, whether they left their names in history or not, every one of the ancient kings, they all perished.

On the very day of the Great Eradication, in the instant when countless worlds suddenly turned to this scorching and chaotic ash, all gods died, only leaving behind their continuously decaying corpses, merely the “inertia” of the old world.

But the moment this tall gatekeeper uttered “The Reaper is dead,” Duncan realized that the other was referring to something else—not the “death of all gods” he knew, but something that just transpired.

Not just Duncan, Agatha, who stood by his side, quickly came to this realization as well. Her facial expression swiftly changed from confusion to astonishment: “What happened?”

The tall gatekeeper silently turned around and took steps towards the distant wasteland again. Several seconds later, his low voice finally came through: “To buy time.”

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The world is cooling down, and it’s not just the flames that are cooling—it’s something intrinsic, something eroding from the cornerstone of the mortal realm, as if the last breath of warmth irrevocably escapes from the throat of the dying.

Now, the Undead have begun wandering the streets, the cold flames unable to dispel the frigidness of the mortal world. The ocean has long been still, and memories of bygone times are disappearing from everyone’s minds, or becoming grotesque, fragmented, yet imperceptible pieces.

From the remote Pharlon to the prosperous Prand, from Frost to Light Breeze Harbor, from Moco to those fragmented islands in the eastern sea, in every known place, “cooling” and “weirdness” spread like an unstoppable frost, gradually covering every beacon of civilization.

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