Hero? Are You Worthy?
Chapter 670 - 483: The Commission of the Sloth Witch ( - 1, 4000 words)

Chapter 670: Chapter 483: The Commission of the Sloth Witch (Chapter 1, 4000 words)

In fact, Rose Vesper felt she had always been struggling hard, to resurrect Jie Luo, for the power of the Holy Court, and for her status and influence across the entire Sky Dome Continent.

But now, inexplicably, Rose Vesper only felt that all her efforts were worthless.

The power of the Holy Court? Status on the Sky Dome Continent?

They were just fleeting clouds. What was the point in pursuing these things? When one grows old and dies, won’t everything be lost to the winds?

Even resurrecting Jie Luo no longer seemed so important.

A person long dead, even if truly resurrected, would he still be the same Jie Luo?

What was the point in spending her prime years on these matters? Why not lie down and relax her weary body and soul?

After all, she was indeed very tired.

At this moment, Rose Vesper seemed to lose all motivation; she even wanted to lie on the deck and have a good sleep.

Actually, her body had already started to slump down, but just as it was about to fall, Rose Vesper’s body suddenly shivered violently.

The next instant, her pretty face turned pale, large beads of sweat continuously rolled down Rose Vesper’s cheeks, and her body was drenched in sweat.

A describable fear swept through her.

She couldn’t understand what exactly this situation was, but at least Rose Vesper knew that just now, her soul seemed to have been influenced by this unconscious, or perhaps sleeping, woman.

The aura emanating from this woman was so eerie it could crush all your hopes from the deepest part of your soul.

What kind of monster was this?

Instinctively, Rose Vesper rapidly backed away to increase the distance between herself and this mysterious woman until she could retreat no more and had to stop at the stern of the ship.

The aura emanating from the woman still persisted, but it had finally weakened slightly.

Aili, who had already died and was merely a puppet, was not affected by this.

Rose Vesper had faced many enemies, but this was the first time she had encountered such a weird opponent.

Could this woman actually be one of the monsters that roam the Endless Sea?

No wonder it is the forbidden zone of humanity.

Rose Vesper needed some time to think about how to face this woman properly.

What was this woman’s identity, a monster or a human?

And what was up with that weird strength she possessed?

All these thoughts churned endlessly in Rose Vesper’s mind, and she was somewhat scared. If she had really been completely influenced by this weird woman just now and abandoned her plan to resurrect Jie Luo...

Just thinking about that possibility made Rose Vesper tremble with fear.

She didn’t know how much time had passed, but the woman’s heartbeat maintained an almost imperceptible rhythm, and then it seemed like the woman finally woke up. Her eyelids trembled slightly and opened just a tiny crack.

It seemed as though opening her eyelids any wider would be a waste of energy.

The woman seemed to find her current surroundings a bit strange, but she was too lazy to observe her surroundings, simply giving Rose Vesper a sidelong glance.

This look made Rose Vesper feel as though this woman was looking down on her.

Damn it.

"Did you save me?" the woman finally spoke, sounding as if she had not spoken properly in a long time, her voice dry and raspy.

"Yes, who are you?" Rose Vesper decided not to take offense at the woman’s rudeness and directly voiced her doubts.

But the mysterious woman did not answer Rose Vesper’s question, instead expressing some annoyance with a sigh, "Huh, failed to die again... Are you that idle, why did you save me?"

Hiss...

This damn woman.

Rose Vesper was so angered by these words that veins throbbed on her forehead.

Does this woman have a problem? Although it wasn’t her intention, she had still saved her after all. No thanks were given, yet she had the audacity to question if she was idle?

Without understanding the specifics about this woman, although angry, Rose Vesper forced herself to calm down, her tone eventually not as gentle, coldly snorting in mockery, "What, do you want to die? Since you want to die, why not commit suicide?"

"Too lazy to commit suicide."

Such a blunt response once again left Rose Vesper speechless.

Fear, fear of death—these responses Rose Vesper could accept, but too lazy to commit suicide? What kind of excuse was that?

Is there really someone in the world so lazy that they can’t even bother to commit suicide?

Rose Vesper widened her eyes in bewilderment, shaking her head after a long while; she understood one thing—she was at a loss with this woman.

If it hadn’t been for the fact that this woman seemed to have been drifting in the Endless Sea for a long time, and probably knew more about this area compared to herself, Rose Vesper would have already thrown this woman overboard by now to learn some useful information from her.

However, given this woman’s character, she would most likely let herself be thrown off, probably because she was too lazy to disembark herself...