"Except for people you know, don't tell me what anyone else says for the time being." Hill told Suzuran.

Although he could pretend he didn't hear it, there was no need to make himself uncomfortable.

Lily of the Valley shook her bell to show that she understood.

Windmill jasmine also quietly climbed up the window, and its soothing fragrance slowly drifted into the room.

Hill accepted her kindness and went back to sleep.

Hill opened his eyes.

Because he was so unhappy, he let himself fall into a deep sleep.

Perhaps because of bear genes, although Hill can go without sleep for long periods of time, he can sleep for days, nights, or even a year and a half as long as he wants.

Originally, he planned to sleep for a month or two this time and forget about this unlucky day.

But a strange throbbing woke up Hill.

He walked out of the room quietly, lying on the side of the ship and looking down at the place that caused his blood to fluctuate.

The white clouds stopped quietly above a deep pit.

There was a large amount of soil piled outside the large pit that was obviously dug by the undead.

Sunflowers danced in the sunshine with the breeze. This hole must have been dug several days ago.

Hill suddenly fell to the deck.

Neither Frank nor Violet had ever given him such a feeling of blood connection.

Even if he wanted to lie to himself, he couldn't.

The bear below must have also discovered Hill, right?

He asked Suzuran, who quietly came over, "How long have I slept?"

Suzuran gently made a three and showed it to him.

Hill turned over and it’s been three days!

He planned to wait and see how the earth bear would react.

However, when he waited from sunrise to nightfall, the bear remained motionless.

Is there any trouble?

Hill looked at the soft moonlight shining on the earth, illuminating the deep pit below brightly and dimly.

And after wandering around for so long, the white cloud he was hiding in suddenly took root.

He activated the cloud ship's most powerful illusion ability, and the entire ship merged with the moonlight and quickly fell into the pit.

The undead still dug thousands of meters deep out of habit.

When Hill reached the bottom, he put away the cloud boat and went straight into the soil at the bottom of the pit.

He closed his eyes and fell straight down. The bear was hidden hundreds of thousands of meters below.
Chapter completed!