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Chapter 2814 - 938: Reunion Without Sorrow (3)
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Chapter 2814: Chapter 938: Reunion Without Sorrow (3)

This awkwardness is multifaceted.

The main reason is that I had already set a death flag in front of my old friends, but ended up not dying, and instead accidentally became the hero of Cardman City. Now meeting them again has a strange sense of "going back on my word" guilt. Maybe I should stab myself in the heart right now?

After all, during our farewell, I spoke so decisively and deceived so many tears; it’s quite rude not to die now.

While Old Norman was struggling with embarrassment, Old Porter had no such thoughts. He strode forward and gave Norman a big bear hug with his mechanical arm, laughing heartily, he said:

"I knew it! The God of Avalon wouldn’t allow a bastard like you to quietly die in the Star Realm. Your mission isn’t over yet, Norman. We’ve done a lot of wrong things, and we’re destined to keep living and suffering... You know, a generous end isn’t for us."

"At that time, I truly had a death wish, with one foot in the Divine Kingdom, but Avalon wouldn’t have me..."

Norman said hoarsely:

"I’m sorry, Porter, and Ambo, for worrying you."

"The ones you should apologize to the most aren’t us, Norman."

Ambo wiped her eyes and stepped forward, giving Norman a hug as well, with a slightly reproachful tone she said:

"You should apologize to Natalie. When she heard news of your death, she fought like crazy in the swamp these past few days. She seems to think your death is her fault, but we all know, it wasn’t anyone’s fault.

And Dr. Crow...

Niu Niu told me that after learning of your death, Dr. Crow was very upset, he didn’t even log in for a whole day, he felt he failed to heal you."

"No, he healed me, with results better than he could have imagined."

Norman smiled and put down the Hunter’s Sword, sitting at the table with his friends. He said:

"At that moment I leaped into the Star Realm, at the moment I faced death, I finally understood the truth he had always told me about reconciling with myself. I had a true farewell with my daughter and my family. I know they’ve forgiven me, which finally allowed me to cast aside the cowardice in my heart and resolve to return to the human world.

Porter is right.

For people like us with complicated pasts, a merciful and pleasurable redemption is not meant for us. Redemption cannot change anything that has happened. The only thing we can do is help those like us in the life afterwards.

Ah, the feeling of finally letting go of the past is wonderful, and I finally know what I should do in the future."

"Ha, it’s good that you’ve figured it out. Here’s your sword."

Porter took the sheathed "Crimson Lady" out from the Psychic package and handed the weapon to Norman, saying:

"You still owe Governor Milian a response. Although we don’t know if that strong lady shed tears when she heard of your death, there’s no doubt, she truly cares about you, you should apologize to her in person."

"I will! I definitely will."

Norman put away the sword, seriously fastening it to the weapon loop at his waist, looking at the shadow outside the window, he turned back to his two old friends and said:

"I’ve decided, I will live in this city for the rest of my life. Here, I’ve found fellow believers who maintain their faith even in disaster for my god. I will continue to protect and guide them as I have these past few days.

The situation in Cardman City is complicated, ordinary Priests are not suitable to come here, but I have been changed by the Star Realm. Perhaps this is the mission my god has given me."

"Ha, then when Natalie arrives later, you’ll have to apply to her personally."

Porter shrugged, saying:

"But no matter what decision you make, we’ll support you, brother, but next time before you go on a death mission, don’t say such terrifying things, okay? Ambo and I were really frightened."

"Porter, I’m really embarrassed, so please don’t bring it up again, okay?"

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