Blake was worried that whoever had been here would come back. After all, this person definitely knew that Emperor Greenbow had left everything here for Lilly.

They also knew that it was not only Emperor Greenbow who had left things behind for Lilly.

These things would only appear in front of Lilly, and the person had somehow gotten this far.

They were going to have to move quickly.

“Let’s go, Lilly!” Blake spoke in a low voice.

Outside the temple, Lilly waved her hands furiously as she took the temple away brick by brick before they left.

Only the base of the scepter was left. Blake peeked inside and saw everything there the way it was: rows of pills, herbs, and other treasures.

Everything was here.

Blake’s chest tightened even more, feeling like danger was close.

He took everything away in one move, with Lilly picking up everything that was left behind.

Blake and Lilly left the cave completely bare, without even a single brick…

Lilly’s voice could still be heard. “Daddy, why does everyone like hiding their things in caves?”

Blake said, “It might not just be caves, you know…”

they had left,

empty cave in front of him,

each other and would have been spotted had they

at the

took the stone scrolls out. She had not been able to take a close enough look in her

read, the more surprised she

on the couch, a hand draped over the cushions as he

course not. I always knew I was the most powerful

right! She should be this confident

worked so hard, and I still failed

left presents for her… Lilly was overwhelmed with

could she deserve such kindness

“Everyone was just

old geezers protected and kept the underworld in place with the Order. We built this in ancient times, making

to control. It was always perfectly fine; we were just too backward to realize that. Of course we would be outrun by time and

either watch themselves ‘age’ until

they could hope for the new generation to carry them on a

was true that the old geezers liked Lilly, but there was no way they could have loved her enough to do something so selfless; none of them were Lilly’s actual parents, after

had also been thinking about themselves aside from their love for Lilly. True incentive was best when it was

people who truly loved Lilly were Blake himself, Jean, or Bettany—the kind of love that

Blake leaned forward, tucking a

head at first but then

was gentle and warm. “That’s alright… You’ve died once anyway. The worst thing that could

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