A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 1309

It wasn’t until the mechanical voice echoed that she realized that she had to face death again.

“Maybe if Robin had taken his time, I might have bumped into him on the way to heaven,” Eleanor thought.

With a wry smile, Eleanor rose from her seat, clutching the apple Robin had left behind, and walked out of her room.

This time, all the doors were wide open.

When she first arrived, there were countless rooms, each numbered. People used to lean on their doors, chatting about why they came to this place.

Now, they were all gone, probably lost in the spaces they had chosen.

Whether it was the first round or the fifth, no one survived.

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Eleanor wandered the halls alone, yearning for a friendly face to appear and greet her with a smile, claiming they too had survived. But there was none.

Following the mechanical voice, she arrived at the casino of the ninth round.

It was a departure from the sterile white of the previous spaces, now adorned with grandeur and opulence.

room was a symbol of the man behind the curtain, was a testament to his wealth

lofty perch, he watched as people gambled their lives away, with no

to the console, and carelessly picked an option.

to the rules, for she knew it didn’t matter. Whether she chose right or wrong,

confront the grim reaper asking if Bernard was

she chose the door to life, she would continue

did she have the courage to face it?

Eleanor randomly pressed a key, and the door

a cruel joke on her. In the eighth round, when she needed to choose correctly, she didn’t. Now, when she wanted to choose death, she

Cross, congratulations, you have successfully completed

may now choose to leave or stay and continue challenging other

you choose to leave, please enter the Life Door, and Area Opaca will grant you a

button on the console, and Area Opaca

scoffed, and without any hesitation, moved

it!” A cool, magnetic voice came from behind her.

fingers froze

of time, she would always

still, listening to the steady footsteps approaching, until he stood before her.

raised her eyes to meet the man standing in front

making it