Abella blinked.

‘Where am I?’

Was she really dead this time?

Then this place would be hell. Abella laughed.

Even though she said it wasn’t her intention, how many people died due to her. Abella will never be able to set foot in Heaven.

That means there will be no one to meet Abella even after she dies.

Her father and Carlo.

Since they are not people who can do harm to others, they must have gone to heaven.

Abella fell into complete solitude.

That’s when she thought about it.

“Wow! The guest has woken up!”

A young girl’s voice was heard.

Abella jumped to her feet as she suddenly felt as if she had been pulled out of the cold water into reality.

A child’s voice so vivid could not be heard from hell.

Abella looked around.

“Where is this.....”

Soon after, the door opened and a boy, an old man, and a little girl who looked similar in size to Abella entered.

“Are you awake? You’ve been lying in bed for a whole week.”

“I.....”

Her voice doesn’t come out well. Abella cleared her throat and made a perplexed face.

“Kiya. give her water Your voice probably doesn’t come out well. Your throat will be sharp. You’ve had a fever all week. The doctor said you also had sores in your throat, but you’ll get better soon.”

“Yes, Grandpa!”

The girl who answered bravely helped Abella drink the water.

“My name is Kiya! That older brother is Timur!”

Timur....?

Abella looked at the boy with a pale face.

Timur. It was the hometown from which Abella had fled. It was a prison, shackles, and Abella’s everything. Where Abella had everything she loved and hated.

There are none who use the name of the empire as their first name.

She must have come to the north.....

She heard of foreigners living in the north, but there was no information about them because they had very little contact with the outside world. Perhaps noticing Abella’s confusion, the old man gently spoke out of her.

“This is Snow Country. A small town in the northernmost part of the Empire. It is also called the abandoned village of gods.”

Abandoned village of gods.

She had heard a brief explanation about it in history class.

When the Temple of Skellus was demolished, only one was left, to avoid the wrath of the gods, and because it was located at the northernmost point, out of reach of human hands.

‘Is there anyone living here?’

To stay still in the temple.....

‘Ah.’

Anyway, the verdict on Skellus has been reversed.

Abella scolded her own foolishness and asked the old man. As the sharpness disappeared, a certain amount of voice could come out.

“How did I get here?”

“The children found you and brought it back. I don’t know what you came here for, but it will be difficult for you to leave for a month. A snow storm is blowing.”

“.... I see.”

Abella rolled her eyes down. Snow storms in the north were famous. Then it meant that no one would come here to find Abella. It might have been better. Did Abella not come to a place where no one knew her as she had hoped so much?

“.... You will soon be able to see the village chief. If you’re lucky, you might even meet Skellus.”

“.... Now, did you say Skellus?”

Abella asked in a hoarse voice without realizing it. Skellus!

Can she meet God? Could it be that this was the village where the followers of Skellus lived? The other day, when Skellus was expelled, she heard that some of his followers suddenly disappeared.

She thought they had run away from it all, but rather, they got entangled.

It was when Abella bit her tongue at her own terrible fate.

“It is. I didn’t say this was an abandoned ‘God’ village. In fact, it is the closest place to heaven, where Skellus resides.”

It was words beyond comprehension.

God is an imaginary being, and weren’t they created by the will of people?

If there was a God, he couldn’t have been so cruel to Abella and her family.

The old man swallowed a sigh as he saw Abella pursed her lips with a pale face.