Many people should not understand why Ansuna, who was willing to sacrifice for Imerton three thousand years ago, would abandon her lover and run away at the last critical juncture. In fact, I think there are two reasons for this.
First of all, three thousand years ago, she knew that as long as Immortal could escape, there would be a way to resurrect her after death. Although it failed later, Immortal resurrected her again after three thousand years. Unfortunately, she failed again in the first book. , But it was successful in this second part (the reincarnation body is resurrected if the soul is recovered). At the end, she knew that if she went in for the rescue, she would die together. Compared with the time three thousand years ago, she was not sure about it. After all, she is alive now, there is no reason to die in the past. Immortal will die? It's my shit, because I don't need him if I'm still alive this time. Is he a lover? Ha, man, I'll look for it if I die. You probably forgot that I was a bad guy, right? The old lady is very cruel, and I dared to stab the Pharaoh, let alone save Immortal. I played so many emotional scenes with him and it was cheap for him.
Secondly, Ansuna has cycled through the toss of death and resurrection several times. That is to say, you were prepared to escape from birth, but you were dragged back to gang rape, and finally escaped again. After a while, I didn't expect to be caught again and start gang rape again. After three super painful experiences, you finally escaped. Do you want to go back and get gang raped again? In the end, Ansuna abandoned Immortal and faced this situation. She might still want to save Immortal, but when she thought that if she died again, she would return to the previously painful and horrible place of the underworld. It was super huge. Compared with the tiny hope of saving Immortal, is there a more reasonable choice for the shadow of fear than to escape?
In summary, the Thousand-Year Love is only the result of people's adultery (Of course, I don't doubt if you say Immortal is sincere, but I doubt it if you say Ansuna is sincere). If you still don't believe it, then take a good look at Immortal's last complex expression, which is an expression of super complex emotions with enlightenment in despair. In other words, everyone thought this was a super moving love for a thousand years, and Immortal also thought so before, but now he finally understands that he is still so affectionate, and she, perhaps from the beginning, was an opportunity Activists.
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