Demon Hunter and His Cabin
Chapter 464 - Chapter 464 Chapter 462 Anna Awakens

Chapter 464: Chapter 462 Anna Awakens Chapter 464: Chapter 462 Anna Awakens “No!”

Roger was startled, but quickly regained his composure. He had been discovered by Green the first time because he had gotten too close, so this time, even though he wanted to probe some secrets about Green, Roger maintained a careful distance between them.

Indeed, those red eyes seemed to stare at Roger, but as he moved, the crimson pupils remained fixed on the end of their line of sight.

There was a winding cobblestone pathway, and at its end lay the edge of the manor grounds, which had been empty before.

However, the last time the Hunter’s Cabin was upgraded to level 8, the cabin expanded, and a new pathway appeared on the edge of the manor.

The current situation was bizarre.

In reality, Green continued walking forward, bathed in moonlight overhead, but his body seemed to merge with the darkness; if one observed closely, it was impossible to find any shadows around him.

Meanwhile, in the Shadow World, the dark viscous substance followed the winding path and reached the end at great speed.

The separation of body and shadow seemed to cause Green discomfort, a feeling not originating from body or spirit, but one that rendered a person incomplete.

“Snap!”

Green stopped walking.

“Sir, what’s wrong?”

Gaharad asked. The Green she knew was calm and wise, every action thoroughly deliberated, rarely acting as unusually as he did tonight.

“It’s nothing, I just feel a bit…”

Green turned around, his gaze falling on the house in the darkness.

Gaharad also turned to look, although she couldn’t understand what Green was observing.

His eyes drooping, Green withdrew his gaze, which swept over the ground.

It was bare there, nothing at all.

No shadows.

Gaharad looked up, and at some point, a cloud had covered the moon in the sky.

“The weather is changing, it might rain tomorrow.

The rain in October is particularly cold.

Green shrank his neck as if he was just an ordinary old man.

Or rather, he could only remind himself through these actions right now.

Like a normal person.

“Let’s go back!”

He walked out of the manor, and Gaharad followed him, closing the gate behind them.

At that moment, the clouds dissipated, and the moonlight shone through the clouds upon the earth.

Gaharad didn’t know if it was an illusion, but she felt like Green’s shadow moved from a very distant place.

It appeared abruptly at his feet.

There were already too many strange events tonight, so she prudently closed her mouth and disappeared into the darkness with Green.

Roger no longer tried to uncover Green’s secrets about Tier 4. He stood on the gloomy path, surrounded by tumbling, mist-like black smoke that obscured the boundaries.

At the end of the dull pathway, there had been a faint door, but now a vivid blood handprint had appeared on the door.

It didn’t feel like someone had pressed their blood-covered palm against it.

Instead, it was as if the door were a red-hot iron, and someone had pressed their hand against it, their flesh and skin tearing away as they were seared onto it.

At that moment, Roger was shaken; a domino he carried close to him suddenly leapt into the air, shattered into sparkling fine powder, and then coalesced into a woman in a white dress.

“Anna?!”

Roger exclaimed joyfully, “You removed the strange energy from it and completely integrated the bone into your body?”

Anna’s gaze was cold, and within it hid emotions that Roger couldn’t fathom. Tentatively, he asked, “Your memory…”

“I’ve recovered a part…”

She shook her head, her confused expression deepening, “I don’t know what’s wrong.”

As she spoke, she extended her left hand to pull Roger, while her intangible right hand pushed the door in front of her.

“It’s no use, this isn’t an ordinary door, it simply can’t be opened!”

Roger said, having tried many times before.

But the next second, Roger saw Anna’s right hand pass through the ghostly door, and following suit, he stepped forward, and upon being pulled by Anna, he headbutted the door.

A black mist rushed towards him.

The world spun around.

“What’s happening?”

Roger suddenly remembered, the Shadow Gate hidden in the manor was first found and pushed open by Anna.

Could Anna have some connection to the Shadow World?

The next second, his vision returned to normal, Roger squinted slightly and couldn’t help but raise his hand to shield his eyes, the sunlight was warm but somewhat piercing.

“Wait a minute?”

“Sunlight? Piercing?”

It was clearly night here, and after the Green Grass Trial, Roger’s eyes had long been modified. Even when faced with a light source more intense than the sun, he could maintain normal vision by controlling the contraction of his pupils.

“What’s going on?”

Despite the questions in his mind, Roger was shocked to find that he seemed to be merely an observer of this body, not a participant.

“The sun here is so comfortable, we might just lie like this forever.”

A soft female voice came from beside him. Roger wanted to turn his head to see the woman lying by his side, but unfortunately, he couldn’t control his own movements.

“Forever is how many years?”

Roger said, his voice warm and magnetic, easily endearing, but also not his own.

“Forever is forever, what a strange question,” the woman beside him said.

Then he felt his body sink, a fragrance wafted over him, and a woman’s face quickly enlarged before his eyes, then her lips gently pressed against his cheek.

This was a stranger, a woman with black hair and delicate features, thin eyebrows, big round eyes, and a sparkle of youthful vitality and joy in her gaze.

This feeling was so bizarre, Roger seemed to be the master of this body, but frustratingly, he couldn’t do anything. It was as though he had entered someone else’s mind, peeking into a person’s most secret memories.

Empathetically.

“If we have our own child, what name shall we give them?”

The woman looked at Roger tenderly.

“If it’s a boy, we’ll name him…”

“No, not a boy, a girl,”

Roger replied.

“What did you say?”

The woman seemed puzzled, but her face quickly showed delight, “It seems you prefer girls.”

“Alright then, if it’s a girl, we should pick a prettier name for her.”

“Hmm… Yeniff, how about that?”

The woman frowned, “It seems you don’t like this name. Alright then, I’ll choose one from my mother’s middle name.”

“Hmm, Anna, how does Anna sound?”

“Whatever you say,” Roger replied.

“Then that’s settled, it’s this one.”

“Anna Green.”

“It does sound quite nice.”

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