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Rising from the Ashes (Andrew) novel Chapter 3000

Summary for Chapter 3000: Rising from the Ashes (Andrew)

Summary of Chapter 3000 – A turning point in Rising from the Ashes (Andrew) by GoodNovel

Chapter 3000 immerses the reader in an emotional journey within the world of Rising from the Ashes (Andrew), written by GoodNovel. With the hallmarks of Romance literature, this chapter balances emotion, tension, and revelation. Perfect for readers seeking narrative depth and authentic human connections.

Reginald smiled and asked, "What, do you miss him that much?"

Valerie’s cheeks flushed red. She was usually bold and carefree, yet in front of Reginald, she suddenly felt shy and embarrassed.

Luna, however, spoke decisively. "Yes, we really want to see Andrew. Sir, may I ask, is he safe right now? I am very worried about him, and I really miss him."

Valerie hurried to add, "I… I do too!"

Reginald studied the two of them for a moment. Only when both women felt too awkward and lowered their heads did he finally speak.

He explained, "Andrew won't be coming to the Deadlands. Soon, the entrance to the sacred realm will open. No one can predict how the battle for the sacred realm will go. Andrew's battlefield shouldn't be here because that wouldn't be fair to him. You've already seen those people outside.

"They came here with only one purpose: to invade and plunder. Once the entrance to the sacred realm opens, they'll rush in and seize whatever resources and benefits they can take, no matter the cost. Two of the Dark Trinity princes have already arrived, and soon, more powerful beings will come. It's not appropriate for Andrew to come at this time, as he'd easily become a target for Raiden and that old bastard Wyrmhelm."

At this point, Reginald's expression became complex as he stood with his hands behind his back, gazing toward the glowing abyss in the distant plains.

After saying this, she seemed to realize she had been a bit impulsive. Her face flushed, looking quite embarrassed.

For once, Reginald laughed heartily. "I can tell that you two are good women. I've heard about both of you. I trust Andrew's judgment, and I also trust you. Don't worry, Andrew will be fine. He can already stand on his own now. The next time we meet, his strength might have already surpassed mine."

Everyone was stunned by the revelation, but Reginald had no interest in continuing the conversation. He had Conrad settle everyone in, then dragged his exhausted body out the door.

Before leaving, he suddenly turned back and smiled at Conrad. "Conrad, you're a good man and a true man of Holtrien. Don't worry. The grudges between the Cunningham family, Andrew, and me won't affect you."

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