The horizon had written orange tendrils in the sky when Shad and Venus rose. They stared for a few moments, before finally Shad nodded and smiled.“You have never been mean, Ven, remember that,” Shad said.The boy gently stroked Venus's cheek again and Venus held it there for as long as she could.

The girl's fingers twitched. Her eyes blinked weakly. A tortured groan came from her dry lips. The girl whimpered as her head and ears ached with pain.Mus?Venus grimaced as she pulled herself upright to sit up. A thick gray blanket slipped from her chest. For a moment, Venus only closed her eyes and squeezed her dizzy head. Her ears are still ringing in pain, and Venus hopes that her one sense will still function.

The red-robed man stood in the doorway, his hands clenched tightly to both sides of his body. Dark curly manes along the shoulder frame his cold face. His eyes were as dark as darkness, reflecting the torchlight that swayed like a demon's eyes. What disturbed Venus's attention were; Amerta's face and stature were far from being fathers, but were more like brave men in their twenties… with a more frightening aura.The air suddenly blew from the open door. Venus stiffened. The aroma of Amerta's body is like fresh blood, but a hint of the fragrance of a rose somehow obscures it.

One of the two photos is the same picture that the photo Venus left on the First Earth. She forcibly opened the two frames to take the photo paper. Venus hugged both of them tightly.Then Venus remembered something that Amerta had told her.Venus bit her lip while staring at Ildara who still looked surprised.

“Why isn't Illdara coming here?”“I just need to kill you, Venus, quickly. I don't need an audience.”Venus still looked around her. They stood on the top of a flat mountain. Next to them was a frozen, snowy crater.