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The longer we continue, the more it resembles continuing a mistake we don't want to believe.

In the end, I decided to let go.

Even if updates resume, it might be able to survive for a while, but is there really any point in repeating a story that is destined to fail?

Originally, I could have just written this paragraph and then left gracefully.

But I thought about it, and if a story doesn't have a decent ending, isn't that a more tragic failure?

Therefore, I finally decided to give myself a grand and magnificent funeral.

Although it was abrupt, but...

I typed on the keyboard: God's final test for humanity.

"Kevin will find his final resting place, and the protagonist will face the ultimate Herrscher..."

...

On the lunar ruins.

Kiana paused, somewhat bewildered. She looked around, seeing only ruins she had never seen before, and the broken statues above the deep pit.

If it weren't for the fact that some imaginary enemies were still lingering in the ruins, she might have thought that the system's teleportation had malfunctioned.

Why am I here?

After successfully helping King Arthur ascend the throne, shouldn't I be heading to the next world?

But this place clearly has nothing to do with the other worlds I've been told before...

"I..."

A memory suddenly began to surface.

The feeling this memory evoked was so profound, as if the entire trip I had experienced was just a false illusion.

But if all of that is just a false fantasy, then what does everything I've experienced over such a long period of time mean?

Kiana?

Mei's voice came from behind Kiana.

She turned around, and there stood her beloved, watching her quietly.

"You said you wanted to get out and clear your head, are you feeling better now?"

"Hmm... I feel much better."

Mei smiled knowingly, then got up and dusted off her bottom:

"Kevin is still trapped in the black hole, but we can't let our guard down yet. Shall we go back and reunite with Bronya?"

"Mea Yi..."

Kiana stared at the bottomless pit, her expression extremely solemn.

She wasn't worried that Kevin would break free of his restraints, but rather she was wondering whether she should tell Mei about her experiences during this time.

If I tell her, will she believe me?

"Ok?"

"It feels like I've been on a very long journey, and just now... I'm back."

"What nonsense are you talking about? You've been standing right in front of me the whole time!"

Mei's candid words served as a wake-up call.

Kiana felt somewhat lost.

Have I always been here, without ever leaving?

"Is that so? Then... those were all just my wild imaginations?"

"I think so..."

The two gazed at each other for a long time.

And at this very moment...

'Boom!'

The sound of rocks violently colliding and accumulating rang out, and the entire world bubble, stripped away by the Herrscher of the End, was revealed.

They all began to tremble violently at that moment...

"What's going on!"

The two exclaimed in unison.

And then, right before their eyes, the remains of the Herrscher of the End's clone slowly revived...

Her skin, which had been as smooth as a statue, regained its luster upon her resurrection, and the gaps that revealed the starlight and shadows also quietly healed at this time.

This process wasn't exactly fast, nor was it slow...

In just a little while, this Herrscher who should have died will be reborn.

To fulfill the ultimate mission of the Lawgiver: to reset civilization.

She will unleash her unique powers to return everything to its original state...

Kiana and the others didn't know this, but there was only one thing they were clear about.

The battle... is about to begin!

...

In the black hole...

"This feeling..."

How much suffering must a person endure to persevere for tens of thousands of years in pursuit of a single goal?

What kind of determination must a person have to avoid ending this run that has no chance of reaching the finish line?

How much does a person have to carry to be able to walk alone in the darkness?

Kevin answered these questions with his own life.

He believed that if she, 'Siwon,' were still alive, she would never give up her last chance.

"We didn't wait until the very last moment..."

Kevin's deliberate collapse vividly portrays this despairing moment.

The Lawbringers of Humanity, before reaching their full potential, are forced to confront their final enemy...

This is a truly lame joke that humans can't laugh at.

"Hua, I am honored to witness the sunset of humanity with you."

Kevin left the black hole; it was no difficult task for him at all.

He was 'trapped' here only because he hoped that 'truth' would come.

But clearly, 'God' couldn't wait any longer...

...

Upon arriving on the moon, Kevin discovers that the world bubble of this world has merged with his own.

This means that the end has come...

"What we will see next—the sunset of humanity, or the dawn of victory...?"

The Heavenly Judgment ignited a raging fire, which spread outwards along the surface of the moon.

From now on, he will no longer hold back.

The reason he hasn't made a move yet is simply because he wants to get an answer.

An answer belonging to God...

“I assure you, Kevin.”

Kiana's voice came from behind.

What you are seeing will be a future that satisfies everyone.

But this sound cannot be described in words.

It's as if the speaker isn't conveying their words to others through sound and thought.

Rather, 'He' simply existing is enough to demonstrate 'will'.

"After everything is over, I will gladly face death."

Kevin gripped the Skyfire Greatsword tightly, then leaped into the air.

The firelight illuminated the moon in an instant...

Where the light shines, the darkness recedes.

This is the light emanating from the King's Sword of the Savior, Kevin's continuation of the final battle.

The flames gradually filled the sky, and Kiana and the others could barely see the final outcome.

'Ta-da!'

'Boom!'

After several explosions, the raging flames instantly coalesced into an arc that slashed towards the end.

'tear!'

Although there was no sound, everyone could still feel the damage Kevin had inflicted on the final Herrscher through the severed half of the Herrscher's arm.

However, a prairie fire is utterly insignificant in the face of the vastness of time.

In just a second, the arm that had been thrown into the depths of space returned to its place...

"The power of time..."

Kevin delivered his final words.

Then, the sword in his hand vanished in an instant.