Chapter 1294: Chapter 999: The Eternal Cyber Witch (Grand Finale)
Farosa de Aquilia wore a white wedding dress, holding a bouquet, and ca under the starry sky.
Here, they would hold a ceremonial wedding, and once they returned to Etienne Valley, Madam dusa would witness and host a grander ceremony, gathering guests.
For now, only a few people were enough: Xu Yang, Farosa, Lila, and Easter.
Under the vast starry sky, Xu Yang walked down the red carpet with Farosa’s hand in his.
Farosa was in a white dress, adorned with sparkling jewels on the satin, dazzlingly radiant. Xu Yang wore a black suit, his hair neatly combed, looking handso.
Farosa blushed with a smile, realizing this was indeed her dream co true.
Outside the seamless panoramic window carefully created by Xu Yang, various stars shimred in the starry sea, and the massive celestial structures quietly rotated, emitting brilliance.
The galaxy flowed gently within reach, and in the tranquil universe, ti also beca incredibly slow.
The wedding music suddenly played, the celebratory tune woven by musicians broke the eternal silence of the cruel universe.
Farosa held Xu Yang’s hand tighter and walked forward, cherishing the touch of each step.
“This is the most beautiful mont of my life,” Farosa whispered.
Xu Yang nodded: “Mine too.”
He held her tightly.
Finally, they reached under the white arch.
Easter clapped enthusiastically.
“I will be my sister’s dowry!” Easter said.
“Easter, your head is still screwed up,” Farosa complained, then turned to Xu Yang, “Has she ever witnessed a wedding before?”
“Yes, since she witnessed one before, she should for this one too,” Xu Yang said.
“Today, you will love and understand each other under this beautiful starry sky, supporting each other for the rest of your lives!” Easter said.
Lila stood gracefully beside Xu Yang, following along.
Farosa’s snow-white wedding dress sparkled under the starlight, its style personally designed by her. Few brides in the world have the chance to tailor and weave their truly desired wedding dress.
Xu Yang gazed at her tenderly, as always, she looked more beautiful than ever.
Xu Yang took out a wedding ring embedded with dazzling diamonds from the box. He had prepared the ring twenty years ago, the best wedding ring.
“We are married,” Xu Yang said.
“Hmm.” Farosa trembled slightly, tears welling in her eyes.
She had so many thoughts and words in her heart, but none mattered now. She was seized by this overwhelming emotion she had never imagined before, but it was wonderful. And this was only the ceremony under the stars; there would be a grander, true wedding on the ground later, with guests filling the seats and Madam dusa giving her blessing personally. She would be so moved, finally marrying off her daughter to a good man.
Xu Yang and Farosa exchanged rings, placing them on each other’s ring fingers.
Lila and Easter lightly applauded.
Easter smiled and nodded.
“I declare you husband and wife. You may kiss the bride!”
Xu Yang gently lifted Farosa’s veil and planted a heartfelt kiss on her lips.
Farosa gently fell into Xu Yang’s embrace, with nothing else to think about.
The stars slowly passed overhead, as if playing a celestial symphony, a love made in heaven.
Xu Yang imrsed himself in the mont, experiencing true happiness, incomparable to anything. He had seriously thought about this mont before, but only firsthand experience revealed the feeling.
Its power made everything else fade away, as even light and shadow bowed to it.
This story is about the witch of the Cyber Era.
This story has co to an end.
…
…
A hundred years later.
The Divine Radiance drifted among the starry sea, supplies exhausted.
Xu Cheng sat motionless, staring forward.
Star Weaving Lady could only confirm Xu Cheng’s survival by occasional blinking and unstable physiological signs.
Now, Star Weaving Lady was prepared for a crash, as they had drifted too far with no possibility of return, while the search for Bubble was still a long way off.
On the console in front of Xu Cheng, a locator was placed, steadily pointing ahead.
Star Weaving Lady concluded that Bubble had died, in an unknown location where she could not be found.
Even if found, she would be only a drifting soul, a dried, hard corpse.
“This is the last planet we can explore,” Star Weaving Lady said, looking at the planet ahead. “Once we visit this planet, we cannot take off again! We must land here, collect resources, and repair ourselves!”
Its shape was similar to Terra Star, with more blue water than green land; it seed to contain vitality and hope, floating solitarily in the dark space, emitting an ethereal and mysterious glow. It resembled a fragile blue crystal, shattering with the slightest force. And on its dark side, only a few coastal settlents glowed faintly.
The Divine Radiance descended, searching along the path indicated by the locator.
For a hundred years, guided by the locator, Xu Cheng and the Star Weaving Lady have traversed tens of thousands of light-years, searching countless worlds, each as prosperous and complex as Terra itself, so Xu Cheng and the Star Weaving Lady have to keep asking, investigating, fighting.
But there’s no finding Bubble, no matter what, there’s no Bubble.
The Divine Radiance activated its cloaking field and overlooked from high above.
“The locator led us to this city,” the Star Weaving Lady observed.
Xu Cheng saw densely packed houses lined like scales, narrow roads resembling a maze.
Massive-wheeled carriages clattered forward on the streets, do buildings resembling academies and palaces stood gloriously high, rivers winding through the city, bathed in dim oil slicks and littered with primitive industrial waste.
The pedestrians were not much different from humans, the air thick with smoke and dust, posters of newly released plays pasted on shop windows on the roadside; gentlen with top hats and canes hurried along, while laborers seek jobs at the street corners, clothes tattered. Maids in colorful dresses picked ingredients at the market, preparing to go ho.
The Divine Radiance landed in front of an old mansion, the spaceship’s technology far advanced for this planet, its appearance still invisible, even distorted, unseen and untouchable, like a dragon in a garage.
“Let’s go.” Xu Cheng wore the Star Weaving Lady’s virtual carrying device, activating the stealth nano-suit, entering the mansion.
Passing through the wrought iron gate, Xu Cheng only saw a gloomy guard patrolling with a dog, as if very wary of intruders.
She silently infiltrated the room, seeing strange symbols painted on the walls, seemingly summoning so unknown existence. Xu Cheng felt increasingly familiar with the symbols, but what did they an? She couldn’t say.
In the central banquet hall, about fifty people were gathered, clothed in ivory robes, chanting softly, with unclean objects piled on the tables in front of them.
The Star Weaving Lady was sowhat afraid, also invisible, following Xu Cheng into the mansion’s basent.
Passing through the door, descending the stone stairs, the floor trembled slightly.
Ancient power surged repeatedly, Xu Cheng summoned courage, passing through the walnut door, seeing more believers with distorted appearances gathered!
They ford a circle, holding hands, chanting uniform incantations, with the floor vibrating continuously.
The believers bowed their heads to the giant sculpture in the center of the basent.
Xu Cheng’s gaze was drawn to the sinister green glow ticulously enshrined in the basent, emanating from a terrifying statue.
They worshipped a massive invisible monster, seemingly existing in multiple dinsions, structurally both soft and hard, like a composite of stone and soft matter.
Xu Cheng stared fearlessly at this evil statue.
The believers gathered here seemingly to summon this eternal chaotic being, bringing it into the world.
They gathered and chanted, the incantations growing louder, like communicating with so imnse invisible entity!
“Iak-Sathath! Bubble! Iak-Sathath! Bubble! Your servants summon you!” the believers called fervently.
Soon after, a green beam of light flashed through the basent.
Xu Cheng retreated with the Star Weaving Lady.
After the green light shone, all the adherents disappeared.
All was silent.
A few minutes later, the statue cracked open in the middle, and Bubble erged, devouring the offerings left by the believers.
Xu Cheng’s eyes widened.
Now, Xu Cheng suddenly recalled that Farosa had ntioned that the Witch race was very unique, having many different reincarnations and experiences in the past.
Among all of Bubble’s nurous past lives, there indeed was a particularly powerful incarnation, possessing real power, linking all doors, keys, and knowledge in that era. Not the current little Bubble. But Xu Cheng preferred the little Bubble.
“Bubble?” Xu Cheng ended the stealth field, walking over.
Bubble nearly stumbled to the ground.
“…I’ve—I’ve waited so long, I knew you would co!” Bubble shouted.
“Of course I ca, Bubble, I finally found you.” Xu Cheng stepped forward to embrace Bubble.
“I thought I’d never see you again, I… didn’t want to forget you,” Bubble said sadly.
“I almost forgot about you, but upon seeing you, those mories returned.” Xu Cheng’s face pressed closely against Bubble’s.
Their locators connected with each other, arrows pointing opposite.
Bubble nestled within Xu Cheng’s embrace.
“Was it hard?” Bubble whispered.
“I’ve been to many galaxies looking for you, never giving up hope,” Xu Cheng murmured, “Now that we’re finally reunited, I’ll never leave you again. It’s all over now.”
“You are my only hope.” Bubble said tearily, waiting in the dark because Xu Yang had said that no matter where Bubble was transported to, Xu Cheng would strive to find her.
“How did you end up here?” Xu Cheng asked.
“Since unlocking magic power, my soul flew away, drifting in the void, but I heard soone summoning , desperately summoning , then they summoned here. They gathered every day, shouting at , offering the best food and drink, wanting to use power on them. Now my power is stronger, and this statue seems an extraordinary container, maybe left by my previous generation, harmonious with . So I hid here, using magic power on them, each ti transporting them to places unknown. Yet they weren’t afraid, instead more kept coming forward,” Bubble said.
“Looks like your status is quite special, in that case, we can also fool them, repair the spaceship here, replenish resources, and finally fly ho!” the Star Weaving Lady said happily.
“Ho?” Bubble’s eyes brightened.
Xu Cheng held Bubble, they closed their eyes, imrsed in the joy of reunion.
“Ho,” Xu Cheng said.
—The End—
Reviews
All reviews (0)