"Mother!?"

After being surprised, Revan quickly calmed down. This seemed to be her mother Angela, but in fact it was not her mother, at least not herself, but just a mind body formed by the mother's residual consciousness. A small spell passed down from Azeroth seemed to be set to trigger as long as Revan approached here.

"Raven, long time no see." Angela smiled lovingly, "I've grown up so big."

Riven reached out to touch her, but his arm was penetrated straight through her, as if touching a ghost.

"You are dead, are you?" Ruiwen said sadly.

Angela nodded: "Yes. Not long after you left, the lord of the Three Palaces flattened Azeroth and destroyed all living beings in the holy land..."

"I'm sorry." Raven lowered his head in frustration, "It's all because of me..."

"It's not your fault, Raven." Angela sighed, "Even if you want to say it wrong, it's my fault. It was me who ignorantly attracted Sanguard and foolishly bewitched by him... I have done countless mistakes in my life and have too much regret."

She paused and changed the subject: "But there is one thing I don't regret - that is, I gave birth to you, Raven."

"You don't need to comfort me, mother." Raven said, "I know, my birth was simply a mistake."

"Not that, Raven. Although you are bleeding from the Three Palaces in your body, you are completely different from him. From the bottom of your heart, you are a gentle and kind child, and this has been like this since you were very young." Angela said, "I have always seen this - your birth is not a curse, but a gift. The Three Palace Lord is always a threat to all dimensions of the earth. Even without your birth, he will find a way to invade our dimensions. And you, you are a gift from God that can stop him."

"I...I can't do it, mom." Raven said softly, "He's too strong, I can't compete with him."

"You can." Angela smiled, "I've been paying attention to your growth, Raven. You meet people who really care about yourself and meet some partners worth protecting. I know you've been trying to distance yourself from others, but you don't have to, Raven, you can be one of them. It's the desire to 'who want to protect' that can inspire your greatest potential."

Speaking of this, Angela's body has begun to become more and more blurred. The already transparent body is increasingly assimilated in the desolate background and will soon become difficult to find.

"Mom, wait!" Ruiwen subconsciously tried to reach out and grab her, "I...I still have a lot of things to ask, a lot of things to say..."

"The person you need to rely on is no longer me, Raven." Angela smiled, "It's too late for Azeroth, but the earth can still be saved. Cherish everything you already have, Raven, don't let the earth repeat the mistakes of Azeroth again. What can stop the Third House... is on the earth."

After saying this last sentence, Angela's phantom completely disappeared, and a dazzling light suddenly released from the position she had just suspended, making Ruiwen unable to help but close her eyes. The strong light instantly swallowed her body, and her invisible hand dragged her into the passage through the dimension again, as if the soul was bumping and flipping forward in a chaos.

The vortex passage whirls open, and Raven fell from it to the black ground. She got up, her eyes dazzled for a while before she could adapt to the darkness.

There was a huge magic array engraved on the ground, and it fell to the center of the magic array. It looked like a black cave, which seemed to be used for some special rituals. There were neatly inserted rows of extinguished torches in the shelves on the stone walls on both sides of the cave, creating a tall and solemn atmosphere, just like the place for ancient sacrificial sacrifices.

This is where Ruiwen first came to Earth, and it is also one of the places she least wanted to come back. Endless darkness perched in every corner of the cave, as if it was all eyeing Ruiwen, waiting for an opportunity to move, and a strange and tense atmosphere lingered in her heart.

Ruiwen sighed slightly, stood up and walked along the outward passage. When she came to a giant rock on the stone wall, she chanted a spell lightly. A layer of lilac halo immediately supported the entire huge rock, and moved it to one side "rumbling", giving out the passage for Ruiwen. As soon as she left the cave, the stone wall thundered.

Outside this, there was an abandoned library of a large scale. The dirty bookshelf was empty at this moment, and the dust was heavy on the spider webs all over the room, and the dust that could even be seen by the naked eye spread in the air. Ruiwen quickly walked out of the library, put on his hood, and flew into the night sky.

But she didn't notice that, less than a minute after she left, another black shadow came out of the abandoned library, staring straight at the direction where she disappeared with the four scarlet eyes, and laughed in a low and strange way.

New York, playground.

Eric tried to call Riven's phone several times, but there was no reply yet. He tried to use the positioning function to determine her location, but found that she was no longer in the amusement park - no, it should be said that the signal was completely lost.

Now that he doesn't realize that something has happened, he will be too slow. In connection with Ruiwen's abnormal behavior today...

Eric gritted his teeth.

Did “that day” come so soon?

"Hey, little kid, what are you going to do in a panic?"

Hearing that he seemed to be calling himself, Eric turned around and saw that it was Tony Stark sitting in a luxury car across the street, waving at him.

"Tony?" Eric quickly stepped forward and asked, "Time is tight, I don't have time to explain. I remember the desperate virus allows you to access all networks around the world, all satellites, right? Raven is missing, I need you to help me..."

"Calm down, calm down, kid, I came to say this."

Eric stared at him suspiciously: "What does it mean?"

Tony thought for a while, sighed, and said, "About Rachel Rose...you should stop me."

After a moment of silence, Eric asked coldly: "What does it mean?"

"The girl may be in a huge danger, a huge danger that threatens the planet," Tony said. "And there is information that she may be on the verge of an outbreak recently, and neither the Avenger nor the ASCHE can sit and watch..."

"Constantine, is that?" Eric frowned, "I should have thought of it long ago."

"The source of intelligence is not important," Tony said. "Anyway, both the Avengers and Aegis have to take measures against her. I'm here to inform you as a friend - don't do stupid things. We just want to control her and ensure safety..."

"No, you're here because you know I'll do that," Eric said stubbornly. "I don't trust ASCHE. Who knows how they will treat her when Riven falls into their hands?"

Tony sighed.

"I vaguely guessed it would turn out like this," he said. "I just hope things don't go to that point."

"I don't want it either." Eric left the words and turned around and left.
Chapter completed!