The massive life energy was like a vast ocean, stirring up waves, while Hilia was a lone boat amidst the tides, constantly on the brink of being submerged under the stormy impact.
Hilia gritted her teeth and struggled to endure, curling up into a ball, her hands clutching her head, striving to fight against the torrent-like impact.
She didn't know how much time had passed, but Hilia felt the sense of being fiercely struck rapidly dissipate when a beam of light hit her.
She lifted her head and saw Rose's figure slowly descending, glaring at her irritably: "Why did you bother her for no reason?"
Hilia lowered her head and dared not speak.
After a while, she stammered, "Th... thank you."
Rose nodded with a smile: "Not bad, you know how to say thank you, but even if I hadn't intervened, you could withstand it in three more days."
"Th... three days..."
Wouldn't I die!
