Illimitable Until Death

609: Tsukihime **Quest Difficulty: Fourth Rank **Number of Participants: 1 Main Quest Number: 3 **Quest 1: Kill a Dead Apostle.

The final reward will be determined based on the number and rank of Dead Apostles killed.

Quest 2: Kill a Dead Apostle Ancestor.

The final reward will be determined based on the number and rank of Dead Apostle Ancestors killed.

Quest 3: Gain 30,000 Exchange Points.

Additional rewards will be given based on the total number of Exchange Points gained.

**Failure Punishment: Failure to complete any major quest will result in a 7,000 Exchange Points reduction penalty.

**Completion Reward: The final reward will be calculated based on your final evaluation.

With the familiar sound of the system message, Fang Li entered the Dungeon World amidst the equally familiar dizziness of teleportation.

“Phew…” Even before he opened his eyes, Fang Li felt a breeze blow past him, giving him a slight chill.

However, it was not an unpleasant feeling.

On the contrary, an indescribable comfort made Fang Li slowly open his eyes.

The scene that appeared in front of him was a grassy field.

It seemed to be a manicured lawn on the outskirts of a city.

However, this grassy field appeared to be endless, with a gentle wind causing the wild grass to sway gently.

Looking at this grassland, Fang Li felt an illusion that he was standing in the middle of a vast prairie.

“Amazing…” It was indeed amazing.

After all, such a landscape was not particularly breathtaking.

If Fang Li had to describe it in one word, it would be “ordinary”.

Yes.

Very ordinary.

Even in a modern society full of skyscrapers, such a landscape was not rare.

In fact, this grassland was just on the outskirts of the city, not far from the bustling urban area.

But for that very reason, Fang Li found it amazing.

“It feels like I’ve returned home…” That’s exactly what it was.

The ordinary scenery made Fang Li feel like he had returned home.

Of course, Fang Li quickly realized that this feeling was not just due to the scenery in front of him.

After all, he had seen ordinary modern landscapes many times in previous worlds.

However, it was in this world that Fang Li felt like he had returned home.

This feeling was almost like…

“It’s as if I was originally meant to be born in this world…” Despite being in a Dungeon World, Fang Li had such a feeling.

If this wasn’t amazing, then what was?

With this sense of wonder, Fang Li looked at the grassy field in front of him.

“Phew…” The wind blew again.

Basking in this wind that carried a sense of familiarity, Fang Li said nothing and just continued to stare at the scenery.

He stood there…

and stood there…

This scene went on for an unknown amount of time.

Until a certain moment when a voice suddenly sounded.

“You’ve been looking for a long time, haven’t you?

This place doesn’t seem worth such a long look, does it?” The unexpected voice snapped Fang Li out of his amazement.

Only then did Fang Li notice that someone had appeared next to him without him noticing.

This caused Fang Li to slightly raise his eyebrows.

Although it was possible that he had become somewhat numb to his surroundings due to being so immersed in his extraordinary feelings, for someone to approach him so silently and get so close, he couldn’t be a simple character, right?

However, Fang Li did not turn his head to look at the person.

For some reason, in this particular situation, Fang Li felt a sense of indifference towards everything.

Maybe it was the atmosphere?

So Fang Li followed that feeling and mood, not turning his eyes to confirm the identity of the newcomer, but continuing to stare at the scenery in front of him and asking: “What kind of place is this for you?” Hearing this, the other person replied without any hesitation or confusion, cleanly and directly.

“It’s just an ordinary grassy field.” This answer did not surprise Fang Li.

In fact, it would have been strange if there had been any other answer.

But Fang Li continued to ask.

“What kind of place is this for you?” Hearing this, the other person’s voice remained just as free of hesitation and confusion, and once again answered clearly and directly.

“It’s just an ordinary grassy field.” Though the answer was almost identical, this time it carried a slightly different feeling.

So Fang Li asked again.

“What kind of place is this for you?” This time, the other person seemed to laugh.

Then they gave this answer.

“It’s just an ordinary grassy field, but a bit nostalgic.” Upon hearing this answer, Fang Li also laughed.

“What the hell,” Fang Li said somewhat boredly.

“After all, you’re just like me, right?” That alone is worth looking at for so long, isn’t it?

In that case, why the doubt?

Perhaps sensing this thought from Fang Li’s attitude, the other person spoke with a mixture of surprise and helplessness.

“Originally, I thought you were just a strange person.

Now it seems that you’re not just strange.” Saying this, the other person added: “But you do resemble a child I met the last time I came here.” This sentence caught Fang Li’s interest.

“Really?” Fang Li asked curiously.

“Do I resemble him a lot?” “In appearance and mood, not at all,” The other person said frankly.

“I don’t know how that child has grown up, but he has certainly grown up very normal and typical.

Compared to you, who is obviously special at first glance, there’s no comparison.

Saying this, the other person added.

“Except that you two are very similar.

I can say that.

Saying this, the other person left silently.

Their final words were these.

“Even though I happened to come back here during my journey, meeting you here at this time, someone who resembles him so much, perhaps you and this child share a connection that I don’t know about.” With that, the person disappeared as quietly as they had appeared.

In the end, the only thing that entered Fang Li’s vision was the bright red hair drifting in the wind as the person turned and left, disappearing at the edge of his sight.

Fang Li seemed to understand something.

So, Fang Li smiled wryly.

“Fate is indeed mysterious…” …