After rebirth, one gold coin bought the Elf Princess

"Of course!"

Roland said seriously: "You can live until the annihilation day after breaking through the sixth level. The ordinary life of ordinary people is only a few decades. They will still get married and start a family."

“Even if the world ends tomorrow, today’s happiness and companionship will still be meaningful.”

"Okay, you're right, but companionship doesn't necessarily mean marriage."

Egilina said faintly: "We are friends, won't you come and accompany me?"

Roland shrugged, agreeing with Egelina's point of view.

It is Egelina's freedom to get married or not, and he will only respect it.

He won't do anything without boundaries under the banner of "I'm doing this for your own good."

Seeing that Roland didn't chatter like an old mother, Egilina felt a little better, but when she thought of the bad results of the deductions these days, her mood gradually became depressed again.

Looking at her expression, Roland certainly knew what she was thinking.

He did not use any meaningless words to cheer up Egelina.

He decided to do something practical.

Pointing at the shining light in the sky, Roland asked in a deep voice: "Do you see the brightest star?"

"That's not just any star, it's the Stargazing Palace."

Egilina sighed softly: "It is the brightest star in my heart, but I cannot pluck it."

"Then come with me, and I will pick this star and give it to you."

Egilina: "......"

She stared at Roland carefully and asked tentatively, "Are you still at level six?"

"Correct."

"Then how do you collect the Stargazing Palace?"

"If the Stargazing Palace is still a complete artifact, I really can't take it. But the Stargazing Palace has been without the nourishment of divine power for too long, and the characteristics of the artifact are constantly weakening. You can try."

Although she didn't believe Roland could do it, Egilina still chose to trust him.

After all, Roland has created so many miracles, why not trust him one more time?

Roland pointed his finger in the air, drawing a perfect teleportation array, and stepped in first.

Egelina followed without hesitation.

Standing at the entrance of the Observatory, Egilina felt complicated when she thought that this place was once the place where her teacher's hopes were placed, but it also became the grave where all her teacher's hopes were buried.

Just as she was feeling sentimental about her teacher, Roland smiled and said calmly, "Okay, the last restriction of the Stargazing Hall has been removed. You can try to control it now."

It took Egilina five full seconds to react.

"what?!"

The expression of her pupils shaking made Roland feel a little proud.

Hehe, what Meilan's wife said is right. He is the only one who can help Egelina get out of her depression.

After being stunned for a long time, Egelina finally woke up from the shock.

Without waiting for Roland to remind her again, she quickly gathered the power of the stars and tried to control the Observatory.

The control process was very smooth.

The Stargazing Hall seemed to be dead, with no resistance at all, allowing her to do whatever she wanted.

The process of recognizing the master was a bit long, but there were no twists and turns.

After more than three hours of struggle, Egilina completely controlled the Observatory.

Her control over the Stargazing Hall also surpassed that of her teacher.

The special magic recorded in the Observatory instantly entered her mind, and she understood it directly without practicing.

Obtaining her teacher's relics allowed Egelina to temporarily forget the gloom of seeing the tragic fate.

She cried and laughed, and all the negative emotions of the past few days were swept away.

Perhaps she was too emotional, or perhaps she felt relieved, but she suddenly felt dizzy and fell asleep.

Roland quickly grabbed her waist and took her to the bedroom in the Observatory.

Looking at the corners of her mouth still raised in her sleep, Roland knew that she was in a good mood.

He withdrew his gaze from Egilina's soft cheek and looked at the depth of her little finger.

The Stargazing Hall is a divine weapon after all, and even if its power is gradually lost, it will be difficult for a sixth-level strongman to control it.

Roland can't control the Stargazing Palace, but someone else can.

His little finger contained the divine power bestowed by the witch, which broke the law with force and directly wiped out the active restrictions and consciousness of the Stargazing Hall.

Dead gods are but mortals.

A dead artifact is just a powerful magic tool and no longer has any divinity.

Roland didn't care about these. He was not familiar with the spirits of the Stargazing Hall, so why should he consider them?

Killing this ownerless artifact floating in the air will make Egilina smile.

worth it.

Volume 265: Day of Annihilation: Chapter : Sentimental

Egilina hadn't had a full night's sleep in a long time.

Although a sixth-level warrior can restore his energy through meditation, meditation is a luxury given her previous mental state.

After all, humans are carbon-based creatures, and sleep is the simplest and most effective way to restore energy, no doubt about it.

Egelina slept deeply, and it was three days later when she woke up again.

Her eyelashes trembled slightly, and she slowly opened her eyes, and saw Roland standing in front of the window.

Gently propping herself up, she asked sheepishly, "How long have I slept?"

"Three days."

"You just stood there like that for three days?"

Egelina's cheeks flushed slightly. Would she look terrible while sleeping? Would Roland be able to see it clearly?

She didn't even notice this inexplicable fear of loss, she just felt embarrassed.

Age has no meaning to a super strong person, as long as she is unmarried, she is still a girl.

Although she was urged to get married every day, Egelina had never been in a relationship, so she was naturally nervous for some reason.

Seeing that she was a little emotionally unstable, Roland took the initiative to change the subject.

"You already have control of the Stargazing Palace, try the deduction again."

"Do you still want to deduce the Day of Annihilation?"

Egilina's face changed slightly.

This kind of deduction would inevitably end with her getting hurt, and she was somewhat resistant to it.

But this was Roland's request, and she had no choice but to do it.

Seeing Egilina showing an attitude of "not fearing sacrifice and overcoming all difficulties", Roland smiled and shook his head, "There's no need to deduce this. You should just calculate the Titans."

what? !

Egelina's expression returned to normal from shock, the corners of her mouth slightly raised, even with a hint of disdain.

Titans?

If she didn't have the support of the Stargazing Palace, she would risk backlash if she forcibly deduced the return of the Titans. Now that she had the protection of the Stargazing Palace, she could do whatever she wanted.

She glanced at Roland with a hint of pride, and displayed all she had learned throughout her life as if showing off her skills, presenting the future she saw to Roland.

A tall figure appeared in the void, it was a powerful Titan.

This tall and burly Titan was suspended in the void, overlooking the earth, looking down on everyone, with a majestic aura without even getting angry, just like a great emperor.

Behind him, a majestic army gradually emerged.

This Titan army landed in the northwest corner of Nina Continent and marched towards the depths of the continent in a mighty force.

"These guys are quite cautious. I thought they would directly airdrop into Liberty City."

Roland shrugged and teased with a smile.

"Are you not worried at all? Although the Titans' training system is completely different from ours, the leading Titan is as powerful as a demigod. Can you defeat him?"

"Can't beat it."

"Then you're still laughing?"

Egelina was speechless.

Roland said nothing, but motioned for her to continue the deduction.

Seeing that Roland was silent and pretending to be an expert, Egilina elbowed him in annoyance and continued to deduce.

The picture became clearer and clearer. The powerful Titan army was advancing like a hot knife through butter and attacking the core area of ​​the Nina continent.

There is no powerful empire in the Nina continent. Most of the local subhuman races maintain the form of tribal alliances, and the few kingdoms that have been established are not very strong.

Because the Nina continent is poor in resources, humans have little interest in it, but this has unexpectedly created this small world with unique customs and culture.

This isolated continent is usually protected by the vast ocean, but now it is being harmed by the vast ocean.

They didn't even have time to ask for help.

The round trip from the ships to the Frankish Empire and the Gracian Empire for help would take several months.

Even if the two empires were willing to take action, it would be too late.

By the time they arrive, Nina Continent will have already been destroyed.

In the scenario deduced by Egilina, the messengers seeking help broke out in multiple directions and rushed towards the Gaia and Gondwana continents.

The strongest fighting force of the human race is there.

As long as the Gracia Empire and the Frank Empire send reinforcements, there is a chance!

The messengers were extremely anxious and wished they could grow wings and fly.

However, their wish was destined to remain unfulfilled.

All the messengers were marked and then killed in a nearly playful act by the Titans.

Just like a cat playing with a mouse.

The Titans took an extremely long time to conquer the continent of Nina, enslaving the local indigenous people like animals and killing those who refused to submit on the spot.

Then they built large ships and prepared to counterattack the Gaia continent (called the Titan continent by the Titans).

The picture disappears here.

Egilina covered her forehead and gasped heavily, her chest heaving up and down.

Her mental strength had been exhausted to the extreme, and even with the support of the Stargazing Hall, she could not hold on.

"Sorry, I can't hold on any longer. This is all I can see."

"It's clear now. If the human race can defeat the Titans, you will be the first to do so."

Egilina's eyes went dark, and her body softened and she was about to fall, but Roland, who was quick-eyed and quick-handed, grabbed her waist and picked her up.

"You should have a good rest."

Roland carried her to the bedroom and settled her down, comforting her softly.

Seeing that Roland was about to leave, Egilina knew that he was going to make preparations for the war, so she did not try to stop him. She just asked softly:

"Are you going to change what just happened?"

"Can't change."

Roland stopped and said calmly: "The fate of Nina Continent is doomed. This is their calamity."