"Thank you, Adam."

Chen stood up and walked to Adam: "Where is it?"

"It's really hidden. It took me a lot of effort to find it~" Adam looked at Chen with a smile: "We don't include such things in our previous agreement!"

"Okay, I get it." Chen smiled: "So, what do you want me to exchange for?"

"Well..." Adam bit his lip and thought for a while: "A candy house! Big one! It must be as big as a castle!"

"Okay, one word is certain, a candy castle." Chen touched Adam's head: "Tell me how to get the key here."

"Good!" Adam jumped up, jumped a few times on the spot, reached out and grabbed Chen's hand, and ran towards a corner of the garden.

"Chen!" Chengcheng also stood up, his face was gloomy and followed Chen quickly: "Do you have to do this!"

"Sorry." Chen shook his head gently, but did not look back.

Adam ran to a bush, looked around and stood under a tree, pointing to the location of the roots: "It's here! Dig it!"

"Adam, capable." Chen smiled, squatted down, and used his hand to push away the soil in front of him.

Chengcheng opened her mouth, but she still didn't say anything.

In a moment, Chen had already dug a small hole. A long red hair was emitting a bright light on the root of a tree in front of him.

"Make a projection with a part of the body and only maintain the necessary necessary to hide it so well that I can't even sense it." Chen carefully untied the red hair, stood up, turned his head to look at Chengcheng: "She is indeed very smart. She knows that even if she leaves a powerful clone, she can't block me by force, so she simply doesn't give you any combat ability."

"It's not a gift." Chengcheng shook his head: "I said that unlike the one you left behind, I am not a shadow. The choice to give up all power is me. After all, there is no meaning to fight you."

"I understand." Chen stretched out his hand and gently pressed it on Chengcheng's face: "Do you have anything else to say?"

"No matter what the reason is, if you can't tell me the answer, then at least answer me one question." Chengcheng sighed softly: "Do you... regret it?"

Chen was silent for a moment, nodding or shook his head: "Standing now and looking back, I had other choices, or even better choices at that time. After I made this decision, I did not achieve the result I wanted. In any case, I always feel sorry for you. But..."

He sighed and said slowly: "None of us is God, and we cannot predict everything in the future. Standing at the fork in the road ahead of history, no one can always make the right decision. Everyone will make mistakes, but it is impossible to return to the moment of making the decision with the memories that follow. So for me, the word regret will never exist."

"Is that... I understand what you mean." Chengcheng smiled, reached out and pressed it on his cheek, and Chen's back of his hand: "Do it."

Chen nodded slowly, and the red hair in the heart of his left palm suddenly burned, and after a few seconds it turned into a small ball of ashes.

And as the red hair burned, the orange in front of Chen began to dissipate little by little.

From that red hair, it gradually turned into ashes.

Chen's posture has never changed, and he maintained the posture of stretching out his right hand and stroking her cheek.

It was not until Chengcheng completely disappeared into the air that Chen slowly put down his hand.

On the ground, a key was shining.

"Sorry, Chrysanthemum."

Chen picked up the key expressionlessly and walked towards the door that appeared in front of him.

...

Beach, sea breeze, sunshine.

The waves were gently undulating, beating the sand on the shore.

The beach was empty, with only a large parasol covering a beach chair.

On a small table next to the beach chair, there was a cup of black tea. There was no half a kiosk around, but on the wall of the cup of black tea, there were small drops of water condensed, emitting a white cool air.

Chengcheng, wearing a bikini, lay on the beach chair, wearing sunglasses, picked up the black tea and took a sip. When she was about to put it back on the table, her hands shook for some reason.

The glass slid from his hands and fell on the beach. It did not break, but the black tea and ice cubes inside scattered all over the floor, leaving a wet trace on the sand.

In the moment just now, a fleeting pain flashed across the scalp, like a hair being pulled out.

"Is it still...this day finally?"

Chengcheng lowered her head, looked at the glass on the ground, and waved her hand gently, and the wet traces on the glass and the sand disappeared instantly.

She stood up, and the beach chairs and parasols behind her disappeared one after another, and even the surrounding beaches and waves were instantly cleared as if they were wiped away by the blackboard.

The world around Chengcheng has become a whiteboard.

But she didn't move the next thing, just stood quietly, not even moving a finger.

I don’t know how long it took to stand like this, but a space crack suddenly appeared in front of her.

A horse boot inlaid with various spikes and metal rings stepped in and stepped on the ground, making a crisp sound.

"Gabri? Get out of here!"

Chengcheng suddenly looked up, and his eyes were casting on the person who was about to kill.

"Why are you so angry? Is your aunt here?" The punk boy waved at Chengcheng with a smile, and had already stepped into this space.

"Did you forget our agreement? How dare you step into my space without my invitation?" Chengcheng gritted her teeth.

Gabri shrugged and exaggeratedly said: "I can feel your mood swings next door. I am afraid that you will be in a bad mood and wipe your neck, so I come and see you. Facing my concern, you are not moved?!"

"You don't need your concern. Now, please go out." Chengcheng shook his right arm and a giant sword had appeared in his palm: "Otherwise, I will kill you."

"Come on." Gabrie opened his mouth wide and yawned: "We two... let alone kill each other, even if we really have the ability to defeat each other, we don't have to share this dungeon until now. Why do you tell me this worthless threat?

Chengcheng said lightly and said nothing, and the next moment he had already appeared in front of Gabrie.

The giant sword was almost one and a half tall, one meter wide, and was so thick that it was not so much a long sword as a door panel. However, in Chengcheng's hands, it was as light as a piece of paper, slashing towards Gabrie quickly.

"Oh...the first thousand two hundred and sixty-third time..."

Gabri sighed helplessly, stretched out his hand and pressed it in front of him, and a ball was crossed over the slashing track of the orange giant sword.

There was crackling light emitting around the sphere, but a twisted space in the center was a sudden flash when it was cut down by the giant sword, and then it disappeared without a trace.

And the giant sword was suddenly sucked into the center of the light ball from Chengcheng's hand and annihilated with it.

But Chengcheng seemed to have expected all this. When the giant sword disappeared, she had already held a larger giant axe in her left hand and slashed towards Gabrie.

However, a light ball popped out of Gabrie's palm again, and the giant axe was also annihilated in the flash of the light ball.

"Okay! Enough! Stop making trouble!"

After two attacks from Chengcheng, Gabrie grabbed the gap and flew backwards, and in a blink of an eye the distance had been opened.

But Chengcheng was like a maggot on the tarsal bone. She couldn't see how she kicked her legs and exerted force, and she didn't even have the process of flying. She just flashed and appeared next to Gabrie again.

Gabri kept summoning light balls and devouring Chengcheng's weapons. However, Chengcheng always held a new weapon in her palm with a light move, and each one was so huge that it exceeded her own body.

Holding such a huge weapon, Chengcheng's movements were still as agile as a ghost.

"Oh shit!"

Gabrie resisted one after another, but seeing that Chengcheng never stopped, she finally got angry.

"What? Are you going to fight back?"

Chengcheng sneered, grabbed a huge siege hammer with one hand in his right hand, and smashed it high towards Gabrie's head.

But this time, Gabriel unexpectedly did not resist, did not fight back, and did not even dodge.

He stopped like this, stood there, and was hit on the head by the siege hammer.

With a bang, Gabrie's whole body shook, but the siege hammer could not withstand this powerful force and scattered into pieces.

He had never expected that he could hit the ball smoothly. Chengcheng's original continuous offensive suddenly stopped and looked at Gabriel in surprise.

"Is it good? If you don't have fun, I'll let you hit me again?" Gabrie rubbed her head with her right hand, smiling bitterly: "Or two strokes...it must not exceed three strokes! You're too heavy and it hurts."

"..." Chengcheng stared at Gabrie coldly for a moment, snorted coldly, and the fragments of the siege hammer on the ground also disappeared: "Tell me, what are you doing? Stop saying anything like this that I feel like a bad mood."

"No more fights? There is only one chance. I won't let you save it. There will be no such preferential treatment next time." Gabrie was still rubbing her head: "Are you sure?"

Chengcheng suddenly looked shaking, and the light in his right hand flowed, and a long sword appeared in his palm: "Okay, then stand and don't move, let me stab you again."

This time, it was different from every weapon before. The long sword had no entity, but just a faint phantom, with only a faint outline at the edge of the sword body.

Seeing the long sword, Gabu's color suddenly changed, he quickly took a step back and waved his hand quickly: "Hey, hey! Chengcheng! You are not serious, are you even taking out the dimensional tearing knife? Standing still, let you stab it with it... I'm not an idiot!"

"Don't you want to treat me preferentially?" Chengcheng sneered.

"Forget it... you're cruel enough!" Gabrie smiled bitterly: "Put it away."

Chengcheng glanced with contempt, and the Dimensional Tear Knife disappeared.

"Actually, you should know roughly why I came to you." Gabrie saw Chengcheng put away the dimensional tearing knife and breathed a sigh of relief: "Since I have sensed it, then you... should have no reason not to feel it. The door... was opened."

"I know." Chengcheng nodded.

"So... you are really angry because of this, right?" Gabrie looked around and looked at the vast and vast white space: "I said, this is your room, can you get something out? It's really stupid to stand and chat like this, at least put on two chairs."

Chengcheng stared at Gabrie coldly. The next moment, the scenery around the two people instantly refreshed, and turned from a white space into a green garden.

A pebbled path through a colorful rainbow made of colorful flowers.

In front of the two were a small wooden table and two chairs.

"Thank you."

Before Chengcheng could sit down first, Gabrie was already sitting in the chair carelessly and crossed her legs: "I didn't expect that he would go back."

"Who are you referring to?" Chengcheng sat down and said lightly.

"Is this a question necessary?" Gabrie rolled her eyes: "Didn't that boy who is the metal data stream say? Chen was trapped for thirty-three days ago. Well, I almost forgot that the place has been changed to Zero City. Now that someone has opened the door, no matter what he thinks, it should be that guy who did it, right?"

"So what?" Chengcheng stretched out his hand and reached to the table in front of him. A cup of still steaming tea appeared just in front of her. She picked it up and took a sip, and said lightly.

"How is it?" Gabrie exaggeratedly: "Don't you realize the seriousness of the problem? Since that big collapse, we have reached a consensus that thirty-three days is not the 'final solution' and we have given up there together. And since Chen is back and is trying to get the highest control authority, it means...
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