Traveling through Tomorrow's Ark: Starting with a Yama Sword

"How about you come to my room tomorrow to give me some guidance, my sister?"

"Who is your sister?"

Ines was still a little uncomfortable with this title - although Ines' real age was definitely older than Millennium, it was not the right thing to call her. After all, they had nothing to do with each other except the relationship between the host and the system. Millennium was like this, she only needed to stay in Rhodes Island every day, go on a mission from time to time, and live a good life with Texas. Ines had to consider a lot.

Millennium and Texas were different. It was more like a peaceful two-way trip. Their relationship was always dull, but only at night could they witness the depth of their feelings. Often at this time, Ines would not open the peep screen. She didn't want to see these things from Millennium's perspective.

"Ah, ah, it's time to open the door. What if I don't control it well and it breaks down right in the room?"

"That shouldn't happen. I can still save you."

"So what you mean is that I will definitely send it?"

"No."

Inès had no ill intentions, she had calculated that Qiannian would not be killed by the backlash of the Yama Sword just because of opening a portal, nor would she die on the spot because of lack of strength.

After returning to the bar, Qiannian began to wash the cups, and then said goodbye to everyone at Penguin Logistics. He noticed that Texas was still wearing the ring, but did not ask any more questions; then he packed up and left the bar. On the way back to the dormitory, he received a transfer from Quill Pen, and the message was:

"This is your reward for tonight, Brother Qiannian."

"Thanks Quill."

Chienen was still a little uncomfortable being called "brother" like this. He felt that he was just an ordinary vanguard operator in Rhodes Island. He was not the King of Ten Thousand Heroes, nor was he the Terra Succubus. However, he was always popular and the operators trusted him very much.

Is it really just because I suppressed Ursula alone on the front line?

Or was it because I caught all the timings in the endgame with a p250 against four people?

Forget it, let’s not think about these things.

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The next morning, when Qiannian was sleeping, Ines, who had come in out of nowhere, pulled back the quilt:

"Host, it's time to get up."

This familiar scene made Qiannian wake up with a shiver - once, when he first came here, Ines also woke him up in the same way: breaking in directly and lifting the quilt.

Everything seemed to have returned to the day when he didn't know Texas, but now he was no longer the person who knew nothing.

Without Qiannian's consent, Ines opened his closet, took out all the clothes inside, and gently put them aside:

"Hurry up, open the door right here."

"What are you doing?"

"Nothing."

Ines looked at Qiannian and said, "I'll teach you how to open the door."

"Then you wouldn't break into the dormitory without permission..."

"I didn't break in because I didn't open the door."

Ines pointed in one direction, proving that she flashed in, not Q followed by flash and then E.

After getting up and washing up, Qiannian pulled out the Yama Sword and looked at the closet - it was already empty, so he planned to chop open a portal here.

When he tightly grasped the Yama Sword, he actually didn't have any other feeling, but he also knew what 100% liberation was, and at this moment he could only trust himself.

"Do you think I'll leave if I open the door?"

Qiannian naturally decided to stay here for a while and then go back - not for a long time, just to stay where it was necessary.

"It's up to you."

"Actually, what I was thinking about is that I still have a few books in reality that I haven't finished reading. It's called The End of Ten Days or something... I only read a little bit and then I fell into this."

"It's not important. I can send you off after it's done."

Qiannian had no choice but to pull his attention back.