Unexpectedly, the flow of people moved in the opposite direction. One by one, silhouettes appeared at the edge of Duskvale, their steps leading them to the battle site. Jessica clicked her tongue, her voice short and sharp. Her gaze swept over the crowd that was getting closer. "Why are they coming here?" she muttered, her eyebrows furrowed. "Isn't the evacuation route on the west side?" Jordan didn't turn his head. His gaze remained fixed ahead, his expression flat. "They were lured by Liam and Qwentin," he said calmly, almost emotionlessly. "The promise of immortality made them forget how to think." Boston knelt on the ground, his body swaying as if his weight could no longer be supported. His breathing was labored, his face pale with a purplish tinge, a sign that the poison was still working. Jordan turned to Niel. His voice was firm, leaving no room for argument. "Niel, take Boston to Allison. He's pushed himself too hard." Niel nodded immediately. Without hesitation, he g

Duskvale became a completely different place. The destruction that befell the city was devastating. People couldn't even remember the process clearly. The flash of white light and the silence before the explosion were still vividly etched in their memories.The residents of Duskvale who saw it when they returned felt weak when they saw the city. The destruction had split Duskvale into six large parts. Some of it was even completely flattened, forming an almost clean plain. Some of it had become a beautiful sight to behold, like a place in a fantasy fairy tale.Some of them knelt down and stared blankly."D-Duskvale... my home..."A woman hugged him while crying. "Everything is gone... how are we going to live, my husband?"They were saddened by everything they saw. But some did not feel that way. They were grateful that they had left Duskvale before the white light landed on Duskvale. They couldn't imagine what would have happened if they hadn't followed Harvey's instructions. Perhaps