Outside Of Time

Chapter 1705 Time Amber

Xu Qing's childhood was marked by turmoil and hardship, enduring countless trials of human suffering. Yet, he overcame it all through sheer determination to survive, giving everything he had to push forward.

These experiences shaped his cautious nature, his unwavering tendency to seek revenge for any wrongs, and his cold-blooded efficiency in killing. At the same time, they also kindled an insatiable thirst for knowledge and a longing for beauty, which became an unextinguishable light within his heart.

However, his inner self had long been locked away, rarely opening up to the outside world.

The path of his life thereafter was marked by both twists and smooth stretches. On the whole, it was far better than his childhood. Gradually, his heart began to open and close, like a door easing on its hinges.

Along this journey, though there were moments of blooming, there were also instances of withering.

As Xu Qing grew older and began to open his heart to the world, more and more figures found their place within him...

His heart began to ripple,

And within it, a storm brewed-one that could only be described as fury at its most extreme!

The first time he was so furious was because of Captain Lei's death.

After that, it was Grandmaster Bai's death.

After that, it was Lord Sixth's head that was thrown in front of him by his big brother and he learned the truth about Peerless City.

As for the fourth time, it was the death of the Sword Holding Great Emperor. This was the fifth time.

Everything in the illusion, when examined upon awakening, was riddled with Пlaws. Yet, while immersed within it, his senses deceived him entirely-he felt as if he had truly lived through it all. He experienced the agony of seeing everyone he held dear vanish, the profound pain, and the void that consumed his spirit.

And now, as Xu Qing awakened, the depth of the pain he had endured mirrored the sheer magnitude of the wrath that now consumed him,

Thus, when faced with the voice of the returning, half-formed True God, Xu Qing offered no verbal reply.