Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver novel Chapter 2872

In less than a minute, the fourth Night Demon of the Eternal Sunshine Dimension, No-Night, and his beloved Jade were fully restored.

The two were revived, and as they glanced at the familiar surroundings of the mirror dimension, they exchanged a smile. At that moment, Wilbur sensed their powerful energy aura and suddenly opened his eyes, stunned to see No-Night and Jade standing before him.

"Senior No-Night, Jade!" Wilbur exclaimed, rising quickly but momentarily at a loss for words. Jade respectfully bowed to Wilbur with a gentle smile and said, "Wilbur, it's been a long time."

In contrast to Jade's warmth, No-Night remained cold and expressionless. He suddenly unleashed a powerful aura and said, "Wilbur, our deal is over. Now, I will take back this mirror, and you are never to mention this to anyone. Otherwise, I will kill you."

"What?" Wilbur was taken aback. "Senior No-Night, we never made any deal. Didn’t you already give me this dimensional mirror? Why do you want to take it back now? This mirror is very important to me. I really need it!"

At that moment, Wilbur wished he could sprout wings and return instantly to the point in the middle dimension when Augheimer was killed. But right now, Wilbur was far from being able to do that.

Achieving such a feat would require improving his cultivation. Heaton had once told Wilbur that to become a servant of a dimensional guardian, one needed at least two million years of cultivation, and Wilbur currently had only 230 thousand years of cultivation. Even cultivating in the mirror dimension would still require 1,800 more years.

If he lost the dimensional mirror, Wilbur would need to cultivate for another 1.8 million years. The deaths of Felix and Augheimer weighed heavily on Wilbur's conscience, and the thought of enduring the long torment of time was something Wilbur could not bear.

If it took 1.8 million years to return to the middle dimensions, Wilbur would rather die. Therefore, no matter what, Wilbur couldn't afford to lose the mirror.