Demi-human Girls Completion Manual Chapter 1725 - 139: Honeymoon (2)

The entire palace was thrown into chaos because of the assassins inserted by the Cardinal of Destiny using space power, especially the earlier explosion that directly severed the palace’s electricity and the bridge linking to the beach. At that time, the beach was bustling with servants busy preparing for Elizabeth’s honeymoon activities. When the sudden change occurred, everyone squeezed together, forcing the guards entering from outside the main gate to choose a detour from outside the palace.

However, the Cardinals who could fly above the sky were able to move ahead, and at the same time, Fisher flew directly from the side palace towards the beach.

Crossing through the flying Cardinals, the thousand-meter distance was covered in an instant. One second Fisher was inside the room, and the next moment he was already on the beach.

The originally renowned snow-white royal private beach was now scattered with debris and charred chunks due to the earlier explosion, staining the sand near the palace.

Fisher looked up and saw that there was a temporary setup for a beachside venue, a room with open sides perfect for enjoying a candlelight dinner in front of the beach. It was prepared for their original honeymoon, but now it too had collapsed due to the explosion, the wine, tables, and chairs scattered across the sand.

On the uneven sand, the deceased servants lay in disarray, many bodies even seemed maimed, indicating they were close to the explosion.

But the eerie part was that the entire beach seemed extraordinarily quiet, as if nothing had ever happened, with only the sound of waves hitting the shore.

"Elizabeth?!"

Unable to find her, Fisher called out to Elizabeth while walking towards the ocean, and the more he walked, the more human-shaped stone sculptures entered his view.

Not only humans but even the hollowed-out house structures and a small section of ocean waves had turned into some unknown stone material, as if freezing time at the moment of the attack.

At the edge of the shoreline, in the center of all the petrification, a kneeling golden-haired figure instantly caught Fisher’s attention.

"Elizabeth!"

The figure hesitated slightly, then turned her head — it was none other than the unharmed Elizabeth Gedelin.

Her vacant golden eyes and expressionless face melted like snow in spring when she saw Fisher, smiling as she stood up and walked quickly towards him, asking with concern,

"Are you okay? Somehow, they caused a commotion over there, letting this bunch infiltrate here. You being so gentle now, if..."

Instinctively, she reached out to touch Fisher’s body but paused upon contact, raising her empty golden eyes slightly, and asked him abruptly,

"Did you... recover from your ordinary state?"

"Yes..."

Fisher nodded, relieved to confirm Elizabeth was indeed unharmed, even though he knew this outcome beforehand. Then, glancing at the assassins turned into stone all around, he couldn’t help but say,

"More importantly, Elizabeth, I have something very crucial to tell you; this matter is incredibly, incredibly heavy..."

He paused halfway through his words, noticing Elizabeth looking at him with a gaze that made him quite uncomfortable. Fisher found it hard to describe the feeling; the gaze seemed no different from its previous emptiness, but compared to before, this gaze felt more... dangerous?

But the moment Fisher paused, that gaze disappeared like an illusion. Elizabeth looked up at him with confusion and asked,

"What’s this very important thing you want to say? Is it related to this assassination?"

"Not related... What I want to say is a matter I’ve been trying to resolve ever since separating from you and leaving Nali long ago. Elizabeth, there’s been something overshadowing all of us above this timeline. A prophecy capable of destroying the entire world, involving many people and events in this world, even the rules governing this world and the ignorant gods are intertwined... "

Fisher looked at Elizabeth, trying to explain past events to her as briefly as possible.

This was quite challenging because he needed to avoid mentioning other female names to prevent distraction for Elizabeth. Honestly, he didn’t want to blame all his misdeeds with other women on the doomsday prophecy.

"Elizabeth, because I want to solve the doomsday prophecy, that’s why I slept with those demi-human girls. You believe me."

If Fisher said this, whether Elizabeth believed it or not, Emhardt’s eyes could probably roll up to the sky.

But now Fisher genuinely wanted to explain to Elizabeth the severity of this issue. The matters with other women were responsibilities he had to bear, and whatever happens afterward could be discussed.

"...Can you understand, Elizabeth? Beyond this world, there are enemies as powerful as gods attempting to invade this world. When I left Nali, whether I went to Schwali, to the South Continent, to the Northern Realm, or even disappeared for these four and a half years, they were all closely related to this prophecy of destruction. I want to prevent it from happening and preserve everything in this world...