Xyrin Empire

Chapter 466: 466 Avalon

Chapter 466: Chapter 466 Avalon

This was a sunny, invigorating morning with a brilliant sunrise bursting with life and vigor, the deep blue sky tinged with a streak of golden-red scattering bright radiance.

A day that started off pleasing to the heart.

Of course, what I mean is that my home finally got to bask in the normal morning sun.

Perhaps all of humanity—at least the vast majority of people—would never know that, in the past few days, a place on Earth had almost lost its morning light forever, and the entire world had nearly plunged into madness and bizarre occurrences. Therefore, watching this golden sunrise ascend from the east, I felt an urge to compose a poem.

Unfortunately, after racking my brain for half an hour, I couldn’t even come up with a title…

“Anyway, we saved the dawn of mankind.” Standing on the balcony facing the east, until that fireball grew from a loli-like dawn into a progressively glaring girl-like figure (by the way, how did I come up with that?), I finally managed to utter this rather bland exclamation.

Beside me, Lilina, who was lying on the rattan chair performing photosynthesis, glanced at me and then continued basking in the sun splendidly.

“Looks like the boss is idle again—stop sighing, you’ll never have the heart of a hero in this lifetime.”

Me: “…if you know, can’t you let me have my private sighs?”

“It just feels right when the boss is usually lazy and relaxed; suddenly trying to follow the path of a righteous superhuman just looks too weird.”

Lilina mumbled to herself as she turned over in the sunlight.

“But last time Lin Xue complained that I lack ambition and just coast through life…”

Struck by Lilina’s pinpoint mockery, I immediately squatted on the ground and started drawing circles infinitely.

I don’t know if Lilina, this Life Goddess’s creation, really has some plant characteristics, but every time after sunbathing, she’s always brimming with energy, completely opposite to the normal human tendency to feel drowsy under the sun. Sometimes, I even maliciously wonder if pouring a ladle of water over her head one day might actually make her grow a few centimeters taller the next…

Ahem, it seems like I’ve digressed. What I meant is, after about half an hour of photosynthesis, Lilina had finally accumulated something called “vitality points.” Then, whoosh, she jumped off the rattan chair and hopped over to me.

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