Old Ancestor: Thrown Out By The Nanny From The Start-Chapter 418 - Revive

Himmel Soan had gone through similar situations many times. This time, it seemed so promising, but he missed her all over again. He lost all strength and fell to the ground.

“Master! Master!” Firey ran over to his side to check up on him.

Phoe felt her stomach lurch and didn’t know how to describe her emotions. She opened her mouth but couldn’t make any sounds. She was sobbing.

“Master? Master!” Firey cried.

She sensed life was leaving Himmel Soan. His heartbeat was slowing down. If this continued…

No, it had to stop!

Firey held Himmel Soan in her arms and rubbed his hands repeatedly but received no response. He was still dying.

“You’re called Phoe, right? What did your sister tell you about my master?

“Talk to him! Please! Say something! Say anything about his wife! ｆ𝘳e𝒆w𝗲𝐛𝘯𝐨νe𝚕.cｏ𝓶

“Please! Say something!” Firey begged Phoe in tears.

Phoe had an emotional breakdown as well. She wanted to say something, but there was a lump in her throat, and she couldn’t make a sound.

She had wanted to say something the moment Himmel Soan collapsed on the ground, but she couldn’t do anything at all. She soon passed out, too.

“Himmel, wake up. Wake up, Himmel. I’m still waiting for you. Save me…”

A voice kept ringing in Himmel Soan’s mind. He opened his eyes to find himself in total darkness. He couldn’t see anything.

“Himmel…”

With the echo, he saw a beam of blue light in the darkness.

“Gina?” Himmel Soan should have been thrilled to hear that voice, but he couldn’t feel anything.

He was as cold as steel. The blue light dimmed and was about to dissipate.

“Himmel…” The voice called his name again.

It was as weak as the dim blue light and could disappear at any moment. However, it woke up Himmel Soan’s emotions. He reached out for the dim blue light, but it was too far away.

He ran after it, but it was beyond his reach. It seemed he would never catch up with it.

“I’m not giving up again!” Himmel Soan kept running after that fading blue light.

One day.

Ten days.

A month.

A year.

Hundreds of years.

It seemed forever, but he still couldn’t catch up with the light. In this darkness, he had lost count of time. The only thing he knew was to keep running until he caught the blue light. He didn’t care if it would take him a million years.

However, he caught the light the next second. Suddenly, the light amplified, lifting the darkness. He saw his whole life flashing in front of him. It was like a merry-go-round.

Himmel Soan felt he was reliving his life. His heart started beating again.

“Master!” Firey was crying her eyes out and didn’t expect her master to wake up. She was so thrilled to see him awake.

“How long was I out for?” Himmel Soan asked.

“Less than five minutes!” Firey wiped her tears and said in a shaking voice.

“What’s going on with her?” Himmel Soan pointed at Phoe, who was lying on the ground.

She had been fine when he passed out. Now that he had woken up, why was she unconscious?

Only then did Firey realize what had happened.

“I almost forgot about her. I don’t know what happened, but she collapsed, too. Then she kept mumbling ‘Himmel.’ I almost wanted to slap her!

“She can’t address Master like that!” Firey waved her fists, looking displeased.

She was busy crying. Phoe was the last thing on her mind. She now realized she was probably in trouble.

Himmel Soan walked to Phoe’s side and woke her up.

“Sister-in-law?” Phoe blinked and asked tentatively.

“Let me help you up,” Himmel Soan said gently.

He wasn’t sure what had happened, but he knew he probably wouldn’t have woken up without Phoe’s mumbling. Although he was immortal, he could still die.

Just then, he almost died from a broken heart. He was fully aware of that.

Himmel Soan asked when she got up, “Do you know what happened just then?”

“No. I thought I just passed out.” Phoe shook her head.

Himmel Soan sighed. He had anticipated this answer. It was probably one of Gina’s techniques.

She knew he could be looking for her. Therefore, she left clues everywhere. The figure he saw on Earth was probably one of them.

One day, he would find her.

“Tell me more about you and Gina,” Himmel Soan said gently.

“Sure! Gina was very nice. She took care of me after I was born but suddenly disappeared when I turned 60. I don’t know what happened. She was just gone.

“I looked everywhere, but she wasn’t in the Dusk Soul Forest. I don’t know where she went because we can’t leave this forest, at least not for a long time,” Phoe explained.

She told Himmel Soan everything she went through in the past sixty years. She already saw him as her sister-in-law.

Gina used to talk about Himmel Soan all the time, so Phoe grew to trust him. She didn’t hold back anything.

Gina had disappeared again. She disappeared from Earth, Stelladom, and the Dusk Soul Forest.

Where did Gina go? Why did she disappear?