"Lou...is?!"
As if sensing a familiar presence, Beatrice gradually awoke from the crystal bed.
Upon opening her eyes, she saw her younger sister Olivia standing beside Louis.
It seed like the two had already dealt with Lokeshi Empire affairs and were preparing to return.
The process of inheriting the Eye of Truth was temporarily halted by her.
Just as she was about to get up, she noticed beside Olivia... how could there be another Olivia?
Got up too quickly.
She actually saw two sisters.
She must still be dreaming.
So she let her body relax again, lying on the bed ready to continue sleeping.
"No, wait..."
A mont later, she sat up again, looking left and right, unable to understand what this situation was:
"No, that’s not right..."
Beatrice looked at the scene before her in confusion, a bit clueless about what was happening.
The perspective of the Eye of Truth told her that both sisters in front of her were real, not lazy doppelgangers.
Oh no.
She woke up to find her sister had doubled.
Ais turned her gaze to the little swan, her eyes gradually sharpening:
"Didn’t you say she already knew? She sure doesn’t look like she knew."
The little swan sheepishly turned her head away.
"We’re already here, Sister Wang knew I had sent a doppelganger at the ti, so I wasn’t lying."
Ais’s face tinged slightly red.
The urge to fight it out with the little swan was becoming stronger and stronger.
The little swan, afraid Ais would just explode, decisively stepped forward to take the bla, saying:
"Don’t worry, let explain it clearly to Sister Wang."
Ti ticked by slowly.
When Beatrice got off the crystal bed, she instinctively pinched her brow.
No.
How did she not know her little swan was this capable, even pulling off sothing like this?
But she couldn’t say much about it.
The wish to protect Olivia was very important.
But she also knew that this choice was made jointly by her sister and their father.
Finally, she turned her gaze to Ais.
At this mont, Ais was tensing her face, seemingly afraid to et her gaze.
She was a little scared.
Afraid that Beatrice only now learning the truth might lead to so unnecessary thoughts.
But the next mont, she was enveloped in a warm embrace.
"You’ve had a tough ti all these years, haven’t you."
The first thing Beatrice thought of was not how Ais was doing, but about this sister who was already struggling to tell who she was, and how much suffering she had endured outside all these years.
Ais didn’t speak, just felt her nose turning slightly sour.
What is this?
Did she receive recognition?
Louis quietly watched the scene, feeling happy for the sisters’ reunion.
Then he soon noticed his wife’s slightly aningful gaze.
"Louis, how long have you known? You didn’t tell about this for so long."
Louis: ...
He felt a big warning sign looming over his head.
No, not good, could it be that the missus was going to settle accounts with him?
The little swan watched from the side with laughter.
She understood Sister Wang so well.
How could Sister Wang possibly not recognize Ais?
This kind of thing didn’t even require thinking.
If not, why would Olivia fight for the dearly loved Sister Wang with her life?
But before she could enjoy the situation, she saw Sister Wang’s cold gaze also directed at her.
Cold sweat dripped down.
Louis sensed that the battlefield was shifting toward the little swan and suddenly sighed with relief.
As for the little swan, she felt a bead of cold sweat erge from her brow.
This is bad, bad, bad.
Without ntioning anything else, just for causing this ss, Olivia knew she was in trouble with her sister.
Sure enough, Beatrice said slowly:
"Olivia, your courage is getting bigger and bigger now."
Today, daring to run off with a doppelganger leading to a split personality, tomorrow would she dare to leave for another land and abandon her family?
Must severely punish.
The little swan’s face fell.
"Please don’t do that in front of them when doing that thing."
"Rest assured, I’ll make sure to spank your butt into a nice rosy apple,"
Beatrice calmly passed the judgnt.
Clearly, there’s no way Beatrice wasn’t a bit angry.
But she couldn’t do much about it.
After all, Olivia had grown up.
At most, give her a symbolic ntal punishnt.
Louis noticed a hint of fatigue flash across her face, stepped forward to support her, and said:
"Beatrice, are you... doing alright lately?"
Beatrice nodded and said:
"Not bad, although the little one inside is a bit too mischievous, overall I’m doing alright, but you..."
She looked at her husband, her expression showing so curiosity as she said:
"What was the situation over there? I’ve been asleep and didn’t keep up with what’s happening on that side."
Louis sighed, recounting all the confusion that happened on the Lokeshi Empire side.
Beatrice listened attentively.
Occasionally raising an eyebrow, occasionally sighing.
One great battle, two bewildernts.
She offered her own assessnt of the various parties involved in the war.
"Lokeshi suffered heavy casualties, losing too much of their core strength, so the upcoming millennia could be tough for them. But a branch of the astral realm might get a ntion."
"The Love God’s dark forces were essentially wiped out, including the deities they worshipped, so the Love God Church might even support the twins of love and desire."
"The biggest loss is the Love God, but that deity’s approach, I can’t really comnt on."
Louis frowned and said:
"I actually don’t understand the Love God’s approach, they should have just directly blasted the opponent, enjoy it first at least."
Though he wasn’t as formidable as a certain company’s players, he still had a deeply ingrained ruthlessness.
If truly provoked, he’d relentlessly pursue the opponent slashing for ten thousand years.
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