The Demon’s Menu

With a crisp sound, the tall and strong Aras walked back.

She was barefoot, yet she towered over everyone present, even Kuituo and Luogen seemed slightly shorter in comparison.

The aura that emanated from her was especially mountainous and formidable.

Even though they knew she was a friend and kin, everyone present felt their breath catch at her presence.

It took a full second before people adjusted to such an aura and began to look around Aras.

They were searching for Jason’s figure.

But, there was only Aras.

"Sorry, Jason left that place before me."

"He must have gone to another world."

She felt that she had let everyone down.

Of course, there was also a sense of loss.

She, missed Jason.

"It’s okay, Aras."

"We didn’t find him this time."

"We will definitely be able to next time."

Esther comforted Aras, and the people around them walked over, especially Pasi and Danfoss who stood on tiptoe and quietly comforted her by holding her elbow.

"It’s alright."

"Aras, Jason is ageless and immortal."

"He will definitely come back."

"Yes, he will definitely come back."

The two ladies kept saying.

However, Aras shook her head.

"Jason will come back."

"But that doesn’t mean I just wait."

"I am going to search for Jason."

Aras stated resolutely.

"But you just..."

"You’re going to what?!"

Danfoss hadn’t snapped back to reality, speaking reflexively, but his words were cut off by Pasi.

The lady, now a mother, widened her eyes as she looked at Aras.

Clearly, she had guessed something.

Not only Pasi had guessed something.

Edmund, Esther also had a hunch.

Concern appeared on the distant Stark’s face as well.

Seeing his two older brothers’ puzzled frowns, Stark lowered his voice and said, "Aunt Aras is going to continue searching for Uncle Jason, and this time, not through this ’door’, but directly."

"Unlike the space behind this ’door’, the space of the entire heavens and earth is much harder and more complicated than that behind the ’door’."

"Most importantly, without this ’door’ as a reference, Aunt Aras could very likely ’get lost’ outside... and never come back."

Hearing their brother’s explanation, Kuituo and Luogen trembled.

"Aunt Aras."

Luogen couldn’t help but wanted to say something but was stopped by Aras’s gesture.

"Don’t worry."

"I am just going to find Jason."

"Once we find him, we will come back!"

After Aras flashed a bold smile, she didn’t wait any longer and walked outside.

The others followed behind Aras.

They came up from below ground to the surface, then went from the building on the ground to the top floor.

"Everyone, I’ll be right back," said Aras.

As she spoke, a gust stirred everyone’s clothes. Experience new tales on empire

Exchanging glances, they knew Aras was a person of decisive action, but they didn’t expect her to be so resolute,

Then, without waiting for anyone to speak again, Aras leaped from the top floor.

That leap was a hundred meters high.

Aras stood suspended in the air, she lifted her head to look at the pitch-black sky.

The next moment—

Aras disappeared!

No!

Not disappeared!

But her speed was too fast, too quick for the naked eye to see!

Though it was night, the sky suddenly brightened, and a huge, golden-red ’heaven’ character suddenly appeared in the night sky, illuminated as if it were daytime.

Crack, crack, crack!

Bang!

The entire sky shattered.

A tall, strong figure leaped out.

This leap crossed the boundary between mortal and divine.

This leap brought joy to those beings that could only stay ’outside’.

"Another delicacy!"

"Wonderful!"

Such malicious voices were incessant.

But immediately, there was the muffled sound of fist against flesh. The creatures that had uttered malice were beaten one by one.

But stronger, more powerful beings appeared.

In the outskirts of Ang City, Avent, who had been squinting his eyes as if asleep, suddenly opened them.

Still in his pajamas, he stepped leisurely out of the farm room.

He casually picked up a straw from the doorway, which had fallen when he previously stored the grain in the barn.

Then, he swung it toward the sky.

"Get lost."

"Don’t scare my grandchildren."

Avent said in a low voice.

Outside the void, those mighty beings rushing towards Aras were split in two, severed at the waist.

Aras smiled, turned around, and gave Avent a thumbs-up.

"Thanks."

Aras said.

"Go on, go on."

"Go bring Jason back."

"And then... have a bunch of babies, I’ll help you take care of them."

Avent waved his hand dismissively and casually tossed away a straw before walking back into his room.

Dawn was fast approaching, and he had to make breakfast for his grandsons.

It had to be plentiful and nutritionally balanced.

After all, all seven grandsons were growing.

Crack, crackle!

The shattered void was slowly healing.

"Aras, have a smooth journey!"

"Make sure you come back early!"

The people standing on the rooftop shouted, waving their arms; they were seeing Aras off.

Aras nodded and turned to leave.

And at that moment—

Whoosh!

The wind howled fiercely.

Luminous figure soared like a meteor streaking in reverse, flying from the ground into the sky.

It collided with one side of the void.

The already unstable void shattered again.

She passed through the void, spreading six pairs of light wings.

"Do you think I’ll always lose to you?"

"I will definitely find Jason first!"

Kuya asked Aras.

Then, without waiting for an answer, she folded her light wings, and her entire body rapidly expanded.

In just two breaths, a huge figure filled the sky appeared.

Nine heads, each as large as mountains, and eighteen eyes, like lakes, scanned the void.

This form was more suited for her to find Jason.

Twisting her body, Kuya plunged directly into the void, but one of her heads turned to nod toward a certain part of Ang City below.

Thank you, Scott.

Thank you, Rexus.

Thank you, Haro... no, Father.

Thank you.

Carrying such gratitude, Kuya dived into the void and quickly vanished into the darkness.

In Ang City, Scott and Rexus waved their arms vigorously.

"Love?"

"It is beautiful."

The completely white-haired Scott remarked.

"I also long to have everyday romance."

Rexus sighed softly.

And Haro’s eyes reddened, and the next moment, he started to sob in a low voice.

He still hadn’t dared to reveal the truth that he was Kuya’s father.

"Kuya, you must go and return quickly."

"Dad will miss you."

Haro began to speak but soon couldn’t hold back and started crying loudly.

Just like the day his wife left him.

"It’s no big deal, we’ve all drunk from the ’Fountain of Youth,’ so time has little effect on us."

"Come on, let’s go."

"I’ll take you to a new club that just opened."

"You’re sure to forget this sorrow of parting there."

"I’m a gold card member and can bring two people."

Scott comforted Haro while turning to Rexus.

Rexus didn’t hesitate to shake his head.

"No."

"I still think a paper doll wife is better."

Rexus stubbornly insisted, then headed straight for the apartment he rented.

He decided to finish all of his existing games.

He wouldn’t step out of the apartment until then.

"Rexus will end up alone, won’t he?"

Scott couldn’t help saying.

"With us around,"

"He won’t."

Haro shrugged and set off in one direction.

Club?

He wouldn’t go.

All he wanted now was to go home.

"If you change your mind, come find me!"

"You know where I am."

Scott shouted, lifting his head toward the east.

There, the sun was about to rise.

The night had passed.

A wonderful day had begun!

At least, for Ang City, for the people of this world, it was so.

But Jason?

He had no idea what had happened after he left, tormented by residual pain, he clenched his teeth, refusing to make any sound.

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