Villain Retirement

Chapter 1122: Tuesday

Somewhere between the border of the Known and the Unknown universe, in the opposite direction where Riley and Miss Pepondosovich traveled to, was a planet that was completely hidden away from the rest of the universe.

Hidden in a way that their planet is literally covered in some sort of dome which prevents them from ever being seen or detected by anything if they do not want to be found. And on that planet was a woman that looked almost exactly like Riley.

And as a matter of course, it could be none other than Olseyir — one of Riley's clones that have gained complete independence from him and was allowed to keep that independence for an indefinite amount of time.

And right now, Olseyir was just walking across a field filled with harvest. The farmers, who also had extremely white skin and white hair, all nodding and greeting her as she passed by. Olseyir, of course, returned all of this with a gesture of her own; seemingly not getting tired at all no matter how many times she does it.

The woman beside her, however, looked like she was at the last ammo of her patience. And after several more nods, the woman beside her blocked her path and just looked her in the eyes — and that woman, of course, was none other than her supposed daughter from the future, Aerith'Ross.

"What are we still doing here…?" Aerith'Ross let out a hampered breath filled with frustration; clicking her tongue at Olseyir. Olseyir, however, did not stop walking at all, causing Aerith'Ross to just walk backward in front of her, "I already told you what's going to happen in the future, Mother. If we don't act now, then the same thing is just going to happen! I'm not going to spend the rest of my life running away — I was sent here to the past for some reason, and the only reason I can think of is to kill Riley's children."

"You said that," Olseyir placed her hands on her back as she just continued walking and greeting the farmers, "You do not need to repeat yourself several times, Aerith'Ross."

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