Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 626.1: The Third Choice (1)

The pitch-black Egg of the Beast God plummeted upon the nighttime plain with a howl, as its massive body burst into blazing flames. The orange flames made Roel’s face look exceptionally pale.

The journey in search of Alicia had significantly depleted his blood, such that he felt exhausted despite the aid of a blood-regenerating serum. That was partially why his face was pale, though the greater contributor was the psychological impact he had suffered from her words.

Prior to this, he did consider the possibility that Alicia might refuse to reminisce about the past or even turn a deaf ear to his words. He hadn’t expected her to analyze the situation and state rational reasons that he had no way of refuting. He was even starting to think that she was right.

Alicia’s relationship with the Mother Goddess was far closer than the one she had with him, so it was impossible for her to betray Her. While Roel wanted to bring her back, was it really wise for him to ignore her will and act as he pleased?

Roel’s mind plunged into confusion, but he quickly remembered the letter she had left before her departure, and his face hardened once more.

Please save me.

That had been Alicia’s desperate call for help before she awakened the Black Moon’s powers. Even if she had forgotten about it, he couldn’t just turn a blind eye to her call for help. It was not just his wish to bring Alicia back; Alicia herself had wished that too. Thus, he couldn’t give up until he accomplished this mission.

At the very least, she had to recall the memories of the time they had spent together before he would respect her choice. Only then could he convince himself to let her go.

With newfound determination on his face, he answered her question, “I’ll choose to leave, but together with you.”

“…Delusional,” Alicia scoffed as she looked at him with narrowed eyes devoid of warmth. “You’re squandering the final sliver of goodwill I harbor for you, big brother.”

“I’m sorry to hear that, but as the older brother, it’s my responsibility to take care of

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