Rain imdiately returned to his ntal landscape and then he found the woman waking up and looking around with a sleepy expresion. Eventually, she found Rain stepping on the head of the shield guy.
"I swear! I didn’t know that this would happen! I thought that only blood would be enough to wake us up. Look on the bright side, you don’t have to just bathe in blood. Just using body parts of water dragons will do the trick! Why are you kicking even more?"
"Shut the fuck up," Rain said. "I am going to take a dump on a box snd put you inside it."
"I wasn’t expecting to wake up like this… who are you people?" The woman asked.
"I am the one who asks things here, who are you?" Rain asked after he crossed his arms. "Unless you want a beating like this asshole, you would do well in not getting on my nerves. I am a a man who seeks true gender equality, so I kick in the butt equally those who annoy , they might be won or n, it doesn’t matter."
"My na is Larisa," The woman said.
"Why did you asked her na but you never asked mine?" The shield guy asked.
"Ew, I never thought I would feel this creeped out…" Rain said. "The reason is obvious, it is because I despise you."
"A defensor of gender equality my ass."
"Well, since you said it," Rain shrugged and then kicked the shield guy in the butt a bunch of tis.
"... My mories are hazy… but I rember realizing that human race is done for…" Larisa said. " and then I transfered my knowledge and experience to my weapons. You must be the one who found ."
"That is right, now tell why you don’t look like him?" Rain asked.
"I don’t know… maybe because I use soap?" Larisa tilted her head.
"Oh? Another smart ass," Rain said. "You will wake up once you receive my good morning drop kick on the face."
"What thod did you use to gain power? If you woke up after absorbing the vital energy of the dragons, you used a similar thod to mine to gain power."
"I used the dragons blood after purifying it to forge my weapon," Larisa said. "I thought that they would give power to fight, but for so reason, they only acted as a catalyst to absorb the energy of the monsters I defeated.. Maybe it was because I used Titanium to forge my tlvoest as well… or it was… why my mories are so ssy?"
"It must be because you haven’t fully Awakened, even though I have both of the gloves with ," Rain rubbed his chin thoughtfully. "Weren’t you one of the first people to have sothing like a system?"
"I am not sure…" Larisa said.
"I knew that the dragons blood could be purified, but I didn’t have ti for that… I guess I put the blood on myself… even though I am pretty sure it had countless dangerous substances."
"Your level of stupidity doesn’t surprise ," Rain said.
In the next mont, Rain took the opportunity to explain to Larisa the significant changes that occurred in the world during her massively long slumber. Despite her limited and fragnted mories, which obscured her comprehension of past events, she listened attentively as Rain detailed the startling transformation of the world they once knew.
He narrated the passage of ti, revealing that she had awakened an unimaginable fifty thousand years into the future.
Despite the sheer insanity of Rain’s story—describing a world transford beyond recognition—Larisa seed to accept the information with a sowhat blank expression, devoid of much surprise or visible emotion. The story painted a surreal picture of a world that had undergone dramatic shifts and alterations, making it difficult for anyone to believe such a fantastical tale.
This lack of emotional response from Larisa, despite the extraordinary nature of Rain’s tale, added to the intrigue and mystery surrounding her character. Her composed reaction to such astounding revelations hinted at hidden depths or perhaps residual effects from her long slumber, making her a difficult figure to understand.
"I see…" Larisa said after nodding once. "You are soone who died years before the event."
"I didn’t say that," Rain furrowed his eyebrows.
"I can tell based on your behavior and your acceptance of those incidents in this ti period," Larisa said. "The fact that you don’t look perplexed by this story confirms that, and your questions also affirm it as well."
"I think you are thinking too much into this," Rain said.
"Why are you negating that so much when we can’t leave this ntal landscape, we can’t reveal it to anyone that," Larisa said. "There are other things that I am sure that I can see on you that will confirm my guess, but my mind is annoying right now."
Rain knew that Larisa’s intelligence was a potential threat despite not finding her as annoying as the shield. He recognized that her sharp mind and resourcefulness could pose a challenge to him in the ntal landscape. Her previous actions involving the use of purified dragon blood to gain power hint at her ability to manipulate and utilize available resources and knowledge effectively. Your next chapter awaits on .Côm
Rain becos wary of Larisa’s intelligence, realizing that if she were to regain more of her mories or if he were to aid in that recovery process, she might eventually figure out a way to escape the ntal landscape. This possibility raises concerns for Rain, as it could potentially disrupt the control and dominance he holds within this ntal realm.
Therefore, Rain decided to limit the extent to which Larisa recovered her mories. He refrains from providing her with too much information or assistance in unlocking her past, recognizing that allowing her to regain her full mories might make her beco an enemy.
"You are in another category of being a pain in the ass," Rain said.
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