Chapter 364: Bai Sisi: When are you two getting married?
In a mixed doubles match between husband and wife, the Dark Moon God endured for an entire hour. For two powerful beings, this duration was absurdly long. Most strong fighters usually finish their battles quickly—rarely would you see one going for this long.
After an hour, Bai Yu’s figure seemed ethereal, well-hidden but her presence was undeniable. The problem was, she had sustained numerous wounds—wounds that had fused with her. Trying to mend them with bl**d Threads would take a whole lot of time.
On the other hand, the Dark Moon God was worse for wear—all her arms had been severed, and her body was riddled with countless wounds. The most severe was a penetrating wound that had pierced her heart, leading to a massive loss of bl**d.
It looked like Bai Yu had held nothing back against her sister, but in reality, she had no choice. Holding back at this point would mean certain d*ath for her and Zhao Mingyue.
As for Bai Sisi, her physical body was gone, but her soul remained intact. As long as the soul survived, there was hope.
From the moment they entered this world, Bai Yu had never thought she could keep Bai Sisi’s body intact. The Dark Moon God wasn’t going to let her have that chance.
At this moment, both sides had reached their limits. The Ghost Gate world, especially the battle area, looked utterly devastated. If it were out in the open, it would be a catastrophe.
From Zhao Mingyue’s perspective, she could clearly sense that the destruction stretched an alarming two hundred kilometers. That was enough distance to make even a car ride take three hours. If she hadn’t been watching the entire time, she absolutely wouldn’t have believed it.
That distance seemed excessive—almost ridiculous.
From merely injuring people to controlling vast areas as an Evil God, it was all quite manageable. But these two? They were practically gods squabbling!
Though the chaos had been wrought by the Dark Moon God’s abilities, her moonlight, once unleashed, was difficult to control. Yet, the scene unfolding was hard for Zhao Mingyue to reconcile with the idea of one being an Evil Ghost and the other a little girl from an orphanage.
It felt more like something out of a movie than reality.
Zhao Mingyue didn’t have the heart to complain—if the Dark Moon God lacked any talent, she wouldn’t be the final boss, would she?
Who would hold out until the end? Right now, it looked like both of them had reached their limits.
Bai Yu gripped Night Bright, a weapon now cracked and in her weakened hands, barely holding on. She couldn’t summon bl**d Threads anymore, relying solely on Night Bright for defense.
The price was evident; Night Bright had only one use left.
She had once hoped Night Bright could remain as a memento, but it seemed she was being overly optimistic.
The Dark Moon God remained silent; after everything, she had lost the will to taunt Bai Yu. It was a matter of survival now—one of them had to d*e. This was humiliating for her, considering Bai Yu had once been her believer.
No matter the outcome, she knew where she was headed.
Without Bai Sisi’s body, she could never return to her peak. Forget about revenge; she wouldn’t even escape this world.
The moonlight began to collect again, coalescing into a distorted shadow above Bai Sisi’s body, and with a sneer, the Dark Moon God twisted it, merging it into a bl**d-red full moon.
Mutual destruction wouldn’t work; she intended to eliminate Bai Yu and squash that pest on top.
After that? Well, that could wait—whether it ended in s*icide or avoiding responsibility wouldn’t matter to Bai Yu.
If she died before Bai Yu, even mutual destruction would be a disgrace.
“This bet? I’ve won!” The Dark Moon God spoke coldly, as the bl**d moon exploded under her command.
To her, this was one of her most powerful attacks—the top three in damage. Using it to finish off Bai Yu was quite generous of her.
But just before the bl**d moon detonated, Bai Yu thrust her black long kn*fe towards the Dark Moon God’s heart. As it pierced the Dark Moon God’s heart, Night Bright shattered into countless stardust.
The Dark Moon God’s eyes widened—her physical form wouldn’t cause her to dissipate. But as her body died, at her weakest moment, Bai Sisi, who had never fought her for control, actively repelled her. This led to her physical body being stripped away, and at that moment, a pair of turquoise vertical pupils soared into the sky, completely absorbing the Dark Moon God’s body.
The Dark Moon God couldn’t even let out a scream; as she was sucked back into the very eyes that had been hers, she foolishly thought she could use them to restore her body.
But just as she was feeling ecstatic, she realized she was hit with a supreme seal from the sc*m Game.
The eyes in the sky trembled violently, like a wail from the Dark Moon God.
Technically, she hadn’t lost—only her physical form had died. Her essence remained, albeit weakened. Once separated from Bai Sisi, she could recover, but her upper limit was greatly reduced, leaving her stranded here.
In contrast, Bai Yu, too weak to summon even bl**d Threads, couldn’t possibly withstand the Dark Moon God’s ultimate attack relying solely on her mortal form and Zhao Mingyue’s help.
So there she stood, gazing at the heart-pierced body of her sister.
All she had left was to look up and offer Zhao Mingyue a gentle smile.
In Zhao Mingyue’s memory, it was the first time she had seen Bai Yu smile after all their time together.
She never imagined the first time seeing Bai Yu smile would be in this scene.
So, as Bai Yu’s body transformed into sparking stardust and scattered across the world, Zhao Mingyue’s spirit, engulfed in overwhelming sorrow, returned to her body. She rushed forward at the fastest speed she could muster but could only touch the starry remnants of Bai Yu’s body, which had lost all warmth.
At that moment, Zhao Mingyue didn’t even cry; she felt as if she had been struck hard, disoriented. She looked around frantically for something, but there was nothing.
“Bai Yu!” Zhao Mingyue’s heart-wrenching scream seemed to infect the very world around her. Her overwhelming sorrow gathered clouds, followed by pouring rain, washing away the almost bloodless battlefield.
Time passed—how long, Zhao Mingyue didn’t know. After landing, she stood bewildered in the rain, repeatedly calling out Bai Yu’s name while telling herself it was just a nightmare. Even after pinching her arm until it bruised, the pain did nothing to awaken her from despair.
That was the nature of deep sorrow—her mind was blank.
It wasn’t until the Ghost Gate Essence self-repaired and the Dragon Lady rushed in that Zhao Mingyue was seen kneeling on the ground.
“Mingyue! Mingyue!”
Upon hearing the Dragon Lady’s gentle calls, Zhao Mingyue leaped into her embrace, sobbing uncontrollably. In truth, she was just a high school girl. Under Bai Yu’s careful protection, her experiences in the ghost world hadn’t really helped her grow. This was precisely what Bai Yu wanted to see.
Seeing Zhao Mingyue’s state, the Dragon Lady realized what had happened.
Wiping away her own tears, the Dragon Lady lifted Zhao Mingyue and carried her out of the Ghost Gate, then returned to retrieve Bai Sisi’s body.
At this point, sadness wouldn’t solve anything.
What she needed to do was ensure Zhao Mingyue was safe, and then “revive” Bai Sisi in spirit form—fulfilling Bai Yu’s final wish.
She found it hard to accept reality; after all, she remembered Bai Yu having never lost, always managing to find a way out in dire situations.
This time, she hadn’t lost either; at least the Dark Moon God was dead, wasn’t she?
That pair of eyes were sealed by the sc*m Game—there was no way the Dark Moon God could escape. It was almost like she were dead.
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“Where am I? Didn’t I d*e?” Bai Yu gradually regained consciousness. She opened her eyes to find herself in a bl**d-red world, attempting to move her body within this crimson expanse.
Her body was there yet not there—light and airy, like a breath of air. Fine strands floated through her; these threads were the essence of her body, keeping her hollow form anchored to prevent her from fading away.
It felt as if her flesh had become a substance caught between liquid and gas; countless red threads held this substance together, forming her current body.
This feeling… was this how it felt when she first became a ghost?
Why was she back here? Did the sc*m Game save her again, or was it something else?
Bai Yu was desperate to see outside. She wanted to know if the Dark Moon God was truly dead, was Mingyue still alive? And what about Bai Sisi?
Bai Sisi’s physical body was gone, but did her remaining soul have enough to continue living as a ghost?
In some intangible way, Bai Yu felt she could hear a voice.
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A month had passed since the Dark Moon God’s demise.
During this time, Zhao Mingyue spent a week trying to overcome her grief, but clearly, it was a failure. If it weren’t for the Dragon Lady and the resurrected Bai Sisi accompanying her, she wouldn’t have made it. Each day without Bai Yu was torture.
So after a week, she went a bit mad, searching frantically for a way to revive Bai Yu, ignoring the Dragon Lady’s attempts to convince her otherwise.
Until one day when Bai Sisi suddenly asked her, “Sister Mingyue, how did you meet my sister? You can try again; maybe it’ll work!”
Bai Sisi accepting her sister’s situation was mainly due to the Dragon Lady’s persuading.
After learning about Bai Yu’s changes and the situation in this world, she felt sad and, amidst their shared madness, realized they couldn’t go on like this. Brother… Sister had told her to remain calm in tough situations.
Outside Room 404 of the Sunshine Apartment, Bai Sisi tugged at the Dragon Lady’s sleeve in her characteristic soft, sweet voice and asked, “Will this really help her move on?”
This method wouldn’t bring back Bai Yu; everyone knew that. Bai Sisi was just hoping this opportunity would help Zhao Mingyue snap out of it. Living like this, she was completely incapable of leading a normal life.
If this continued, her mental state would suffer immensely.
“It’s impossible for her to do this on her own; that’s why we need to help her,” the Dragon Lady sighed.
“Ugh, it’s all my fault,” Bai Sisi lowered her gaze, unable to control her emotions whenever this topic came up.
“Okay, don’t say that. If your sister heard you, she’d be upset. Just prepare; that ghost in red might harm Mingyue.”
The Dragon Lady’s plan was straightforward: recreate the scene of Zhao Mingyue’s first meeting with Bai Yu.
At this moment, they would arrange for a red-clothed Evil Ghost to be outside, and then they would burst in to save Zhao Mingyue.
Afterward, they would comfort her, encouraging her to let go.
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With a red thread tied to her wrist, the other end dangling in the hallway, she placed white candles in each corner of her room. After turning off the lights, she sat in front of the mirror, brushing her hair and repeatedly chanting Zhao Yi’s name.
Zhao Mingyue kept doing this routine, trying to immerse herself in the scene, but it always led her to think of Bai Yu, turning Zhao Yi’s name into Bai Yu’s.
“Bai Yu… Bai Yu…”
Suddenly, Zhao Mingyue felt the red string on her wrist tighten, pulling taut.
She opened her eyes, and the candles in the room extinguished in an instant.
A pounding sound echoed from the bathroom door. Through the darkness, someone was calling her name, and the knocking grew louder, accompanied by the sound of nails scraping the door.
Just as Zhao Mingyue’s anger boiled over, ready to tear apart the ghost that interrupted her memories, her black phone suddenly chimed.
【Congratulations, you have obtained an Evil Ghost item!】
【Bloody Smile Plush Toy】
【Sister told her, when sleeping at night, not to be afraid; Miss Rabbit is your good friend. She will protect you in the dark. So on that rainy night, when the killer severed her head and dismembered her body, she still never let go of your hand.】
【With this item, you will summon the female Evil Ghost: Bai Yu.】
【Warning: This Evil Ghost is extremely dangerous; please approach with caution.】
Zhao Mingyue froze, quickly turning around to see a Rabbit Plush Toy waiting at the door.
This toy had vanished when she returned from the Ghost Gate—she hadn’t thought to look for it.
Zhao Mingyue couldn’t believe it, and when she hugged the toy, a familiar silhouette appeared before her.
“Bai Yu!” Zhao Mingyue looked at Bai Yu, who had materialized, stunned. Yet her body instinctively leaped forward to embrace her.
Bai Yu found the scene familiar; she wondered if she had crossed back in time. But upon seeing Zhao Mingyue’s reaction, she understood it was not the case.
“I’m back. Sorry for worrying you.”
What Zhao Mingyue didn’t know was that the part of Bai Yu’s soul within her had vanished, which was the key to her resurrection.
When the Dragon Lady and Bai Sisi burst through the door, that’s what they witnessed.
The Evil Ghost they had summoned was sent into disarray, while the main character they were tasked with comforting was tightly grasping Bai Yu, wordlessly crying like a small child.
But they couldn’t dwell on that now.
“Sister!”
“Bai Yu!”
Bai Yu released Zhao Mingyue and enveloped Bai Sisi, who had dashed into her arms.
She had longed for her sister, ready to face the Dark Moon God head-on just to bring her back.
However, to her surprise, Bai Sisi’s first words were, “Sister, Sister Mingyue was so worried about you! She likes you so much! When are you two getting married?”
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The end! Celebrate!
Hold on; I’ll write a closing statement to share my thoughts.
Closing Statement:
Unknowingly, this book has been going on for over half a year, and today, it officially comes to a close. This ending may seem a bit rushed, but those who have been following along have likely sensed it was nearing completion.
With the final boss defeated and the protagonists enjoying a happy reunion, nearly all plot threads have been tied up. So, I hope it isn’t considered a bad ending. If it is, please go easy on me!
The biggest issue was the initial barrage of comments and the other male leads I mentioned.
About that, I want to clarify—many readers expressed disinterest in interactive comments, so I skipped it. It hardly affected the story.
As for the male characters, my settings weren’t exactly consistent, and that’s on me—sorry!
If I had included them, the story would have become chaotic. After much thought, I ultimately opted to unceremoniously cut them out.
Ugh.
This book contains over a million words, which isn’t nothing. I considered continuing, but that would just seem like filler since the protagonists had reached their peak. Beyond the final boss, it would just be a bloodbath.
And there’s hardly any daily life content to fill in; excessive daily mundanity would be boring. So, it’s better to end it early and perhaps write some extra chapters—just the kind you’re imagining.
As for anything else, I don’t know what to say; thank you for your companionship all along. Hopefully, we’ll meet again in my next book!
I’ll need a month to prepare, and I plan to start in early July, so I kindly ask everyone to support me then. It’s tough for newcomers and new books these days!
The next book will be a transformation into a hundred chapters; I haven’t decided on the specific genre yet, but I’ll prepare well during this month.
Thanks again to everyone!
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Many thanks!
As a final salute and a cartwheel!
