Chapter 197: Her Original Dimension.
She couldn’t find it, Celia’s group had left that world far too long ago. It wasn’t apparent if such a Dimension even still exists. Thankfully, my wife wasn’t sad, nor lost; she simply wanted to visit it.
Her existence is…confusing, even at the best of times, let alone Celia’s history. Either way, the most her she recalls, is that life as a teacher, during those world ending events. Regardless of her life starting far, faaar before that time, she connected the most with it.
Moan!
Celia: “…”
Vulely: “…”
Bang!
That wasn’t actually a sexual moan, you see. Rather, it was from a Zombie, who tried attacking us. Celia, realizing that she hadn’t used (there is a gun range in our estate, though) a firearm in battle for…quite a while. As such, she’s been using a handgun as we explore this Dimension.
Where, or, what Dimension are we in? Ah, Celia’s teacher-life Dimension, we’re wondering around it lazily. Hm? I’m an unreliable narrator? Nonsense! I am pure, highly skilled, and trustworthy narrator! I just get bored, and act cheeky sometimes, you see…
We weren’t able to find the og Dimension, and using time travel was…off the table. Too dangerous to do, as we don’t want any messed up butterfly effects to occur. Although, going to an alternative Universe…isn’t a problem, or risky.
Celia: “After all this time, I still don’t know if I hate Goblins or Zombies more.” She expressed with an oddly serious tone and thinking pose.
Vulely: “To be fair, you’ve yet to fight any Undead Goblins, dear.” I said with a cheeky tone.
Celia: “Ew… Please don’t threaten me with such a horrid time, Vulely.” She replied with an equally cheeky voice.
Vulely: “No, no; I can do worse. Think of an Undead, Goblin Spider.” I added with a tone and expression of pure smugness and cheek.
Celia: “(- _ -)”
Bang!
Currently, we were on a campus roof, just shooting any Undead that approached it. I was using a sniper, but both of us could kill those Zombies; it was pretty easy, since we can direct the bullets with Mana or Divinity. Although, the (previously moaning) zambo had popped out from within the stairs of this building, which is how it got so close to us.
Unlike the major destruction that Celia remembers, this Dimension was… far more intact; no Monsters, only Zombies ravaging the world. If we weren’t able to detect the Divinity in the air, Celia and I would assume that the timeline of this alternative Universe is drastically different, one without Higher Beings, Mana, etc.
Celia: “It’s a bit off, but this building, like before, is lost. Vulely, would meeting my alt Uni self be a bad idea? Zelia worked out, though she was already quite a ways into the future. Compared to the timeline of this Universe, I mean.” She asked with an unsure tone.
Vulely: “Nothing bad will happen, at the very least. Each version of you…is you, Celia; it doesn’t matter the Universe.” I answered with a smile.
Celia: “…True.” She replied with a relieved sigh.