A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 1276

“Only by unmasking the puppet master can we destroy the Area Opaca.”

Only by destroying the Area Opaca can the members of Siren Organization live in peace forever. Because the Area Opaca’s goal is to annihilate every member of Siren Organization, including Bernard. That’s why they couldn’t afford to ignore this threat.

“So, did you find him?”

Evan shook his head, his eyes filled with self-reproach. If only he had made the right choice, they might still have a chance.

“I thought about staying, continuing to tackle missions until I found the puppet master. But when Bernard told me to leave, I chose to do so.”

Evan knew Bernard wanted him to come back, to bring a message to Eleanor. Bernard wanted Eleanor to keep faith and live on. So, Evan had to choose between continuing a suicidal mission and delivering the message. He chose the latter, knowing it was cowardly but it was Bernard’s last wish.

“He wanted me to keep it a secret from you. I’m sorry I couldn’t.”

understood. She nodded, her fingers slowly tightening

with grief, which was slowly being replaced by rage. This hatred spread from her

leave, Katharine, having recovered from unconsciousness, forced herself back to Fiord Roundabout.

she stormed in and slapped Eleanor. The slap was so strong it knocked Eleanor to the ground, “Your husband caused Caleb’s death!” Eleanor covered her burning cheek, her eyes red and blurry with tears as she looked at Katharine. Seeing Katharine’s face stained

though Caleb didn’t die because

forgive someone who caused the death of their loved one, even bystanders would lose all reason out of fear of death.

her. After all, Caleb’s death was so tragic. He didn’t

when he died…

finished his last task with Bernard, he

at Eleanor, who was laying on the ground, crying uncontrollably, “He said he would marry me! But because of your husband, he’ll never

come back!”

heart-wrenching scream caused Eleanor to turn her head away, burying her face in her arm.

back, but he didn’t. Maybe… he

on the ground, curled up, her desolation even more