Todd was taken aback: "That semi-military organization directly under the Elders' Council?"

Rachel: "Many of the people inside grew up here, but those who leave here choose different paths."

Looking at the peaceful scene in the picture, Todd sighed deeply: "Sutherland made me come here every day, but he didn't tell me the specific reason. He just wanted me to be with these people and experience their lives. I don't understand what his purpose is?"

Rachel thought for a moment and said, "Whatever Sutherland's purpose is, finding a way to stop the undead is the key. As long as we can extract the virus antibody from Marcus's body, we can completely stop the spread of the undead plague... At that time, we can focus on how to return to that world."

Todd looked into the distance and murmured, "Going home..."

Rachel: "Now that you've dealt with the necromancy threat, you should also consider leaving."

Todd shook his head: "The necromancers are only one of the threats; Sutherland is also an unstable factor."

Rachel said anxiously, "You still want to be an enemy of Sutherland? Todd, listen, you can't protect that kingdom forever like a nanny. You must learn to let go and let your people try to grow up."

Todd said helplessly, "Sutherland has been devouring the Tyrant for over a century. Once he awakens, his power will be unmatched... I cannot ignore his existence until I understand his intentions."

Rachel bit her lip and said, "Todd, promise me you'll go back to that world sooner."

Sensing the oddness in Rachel's words, Todd stared at her and said, "Your tone is a bit strange. Why do you keep emphasizing returning to that world?"

Rachel closed her eyes: "Todd, remember my words... Some things keep happening, some tragedies keep unfolding. Sometimes, running away from everything is the best way to know the truth."

Todd opened his mouth, wanting to ask something more, but found that Rachel had already left the soul space, leaving only half a can of beer beside him.