"He, cannot be killed?"

Julius Reed wasn't surprised; he had long suspected these things.

But even so, hearing Hiddy confirm it with her own mouth, he still felt anger!

The sky cannot have two suns, and this body cannot have a second master!

"If he could be killed, your memory loss wouldn't be an issue. Previously, he was you, you were him; how to kill? Unless, you die." Hiddy shrugged, showing a hint of helplessness.

This was quite a tricky problem.

"Who is destiny?" Julius Reed had been pondering this matter.

Pruitt Wilde, Pranay Martinez, and others, all sealed by destiny, could achieve immortality.

"Destiny... I don't know, but it's miraculous. Back then, among the ancient Seventh Emperors, except for you and the emperor teacher, all achieved immortality because they were sealed by destiny. As for the emperor teacher, I suspect it's related to destiny too, but have never been able to confirm it. As for you..."

Hiddy's smile was radiant. "You're unique, an object destiny wants to eradicate. But as strong as destiny is, it can't kill you directly, so it uses this despicable method. Of course..."

Upon saying this, Hiddy paused. "Those silver needles don't kill you in the true sense but erase the you of now. Once you lose your memory, are you still you?"

"You mean there's no chance of retrieving my past memories?" Julius Reed asked expressionlessly.

"Unless you're willing to be like before, like a lunatic, with two personalities." Hiddy shook her head: "But I advise you, absolutely don't do that. You spent five thousand years to reach today's situation. At least that personality has been completely sealed for five thousand years."

"If I can't retrieve memories, I won't remember our past." Julius Reed pondered.

"Uh... you're openly flirting with me like this, guess you've really changed. We..."

"What are you thinking? I'm thinking if I abandoned you before. If that's the case, I absolutely won't give you the chance to get close to me. Don't think I lost my memory, and you can recklessly try to start over with me." Julius Reed pointed to the sword Hiddy gave him at his waist.

"A sword is more reliable than a woman."

Hiddy's face flushed slightly, and her breathing began to quicken.

"If it were someone else standing here talking today, they'd have been torn to pieces by now!"

She pointed at Julius Reed, her eyes filled with anger.

"I'm Julius Reed, not someone else. I speak and act for my reasons. If you can kill me, be my guest." Julius Reed was very calm.

Without understanding his past with Hiddy, he couldn't, nor could he, care for such a woman.

"Originally, I wanted to chat with our sovereign master about destiny, but now it seems I was indeed self-indulgent." Hiddy sneered coldly, turned, and flicked her sleeves dismissively. "See the guest out!"

"Please!"

Dozens of Great Grandmasters directly blocked the center between the two, the door opened.

"What if I refuse to leave?" Julius Reed glanced around at the women in front of him, speaking blandly.

"Then I'll personally send you out!" Hiddy's tone was fiery.

Men, truly heartless!

"If you're willing to talk, I think we could still sit and chat." Julius Reed disliked dealing with women the most.

Troublesome!

"Sorry, I'm a bit tired today." Hiddy's tone was cold, her back to Julius Reed.

"Sir, please!" A maid stood at the doorway, pointing outside: "Take a walk out there, don't disturb our master here."

"Alright, I'll leave." Julius Reed turned and left.

Hiddy's heart skipped a beat!

Would rather ignore this secret than leave?

But suddenly.

When Julius Reed reached the door, he turned and looked at her.

"Do you know why, among all the women in the world, I chose Eliezer Pine, Lillian Tompson, Isabella Warm, and Grace River? Because their personalities are like yours."

After he finished, he stepped through the threshold.

"Wait!" Hiddy turned back, her eyes a bit moist.

She had long guessed it was this, but hearing it come from Julius Reed's mouth made her psychological defenses instantly collapse.

"You didn't lie to me?" Hiddy's voice trembled.

"I never lie." Julius Reed was back to her.

After all, in his mind, Hiddy also belonged to a goddess-like existence.

How could she be considered ordinary?

After a moment of silence, Julius Reed felt a gust of wind blowing behind him!

He turned to see Hiddy's handsome face.

Her red lips pressed directly on his!

Julius Reed felt his head buzz!

What does this mean?

Taking advantage of me?

"You're taking advantage of me?" Julius Reed pushed Hiddy away, eyes filled with anger. "You're done!"

He said, then directly bit back!

The maids in the house quietly left.

Only the two remained.

Outside, Elwood Thorneycroft also changed the tune.

...

"Were we like this before?"

He lay there, hands behind his head, staring blankly at the ceiling.

"You hid from me, never wanting to meet, but the first time I saw you, there was an indescribable feeling."

"I've lived for many years; no woman, no matter how beautiful, has moved me. In those three years of amnesia, I fell in love with my wife, Quella Radcliffe, like an ordinary person. But ever since my memory awakened, that feeling never returned."

"Immortality made me cold. Yet you, like a fire, ignited the long-dormant love inside me."

"I once laughed at people for being lovesick fools, only knowing love. But seeing you for the first time, I realized perhaps I'm truly in love with you."

Julius Reed mocked himself slightly.

After all, only children make choices; adults want it all, right?

"Do you know why, when you married Quella Radcliffe, I didn't stop you? Or why, when you were with Nelson, I didn't care?"

Hiddy pulled the quilt up higher, smiling modestly. "Because I know that as long as you meet me, everything won't be a problem anymore."

"I betrayed destiny, assisted you in slaughtering enemies far and wide. I single-handedly fought against my family just to fly side by side with you. Julius Reed, for you, I truly fought against the whole world."

"Why?" Julius Reed turned his head, gently tidying Hiddy's messy hair with his hand.

"Because among the Undead Tribe, only you are a normal man, is that reason enough?" Hiddy said earnestly.

"You... is that human talk?" Julius Reed suddenly laughed.

Hiddy also chuckled.

"Wanna have a duel?"

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