GOD OF WAR: PINNACLE - Season 10 Episode 21

“Go with your son, Emma. Thank you for your hard work,” affirmed the team leader.
Levi then gave the man an earnest glance to show him his gratitude.

“Let’s go, Mom.”
The son supported his mother, and the two were ready to go home along with Zoey and Sylas.
Emma was surprised to see such a beautiful woman with them.

“This is Zoey, your daughter-in-law.” introduced Levi with a smile.
“I’m so sorry for what you’ve been through, Emma!” Zoey’s eyes had already reddened from all her crying.

After briefly introducing Sylas to Emma, they returned to the courtyard.
Emma had dreamt of seeing her son again for nearly thirty years, and she was willing to die for it no less. However, she also understood that she could never leave Margo City.

She never expected anyone to find her, much less to see her son again.
Still, her dream came true, and her son appeared before her very two eyes. He had even brought her daughter-in-law along.

The tears never stopped flowing down Emma’s face on their way home, but they were tears of joy.
“Levi, how did you know that I was here?” asked Emma curiously, for she was certain that the Garrisons had made it impossible for anyone to have found her.

“I received some help.”
On the way home, the mother felt like she had a multitude of questions to ask her son.
When Emma returned to the courtyard and saw the tombstone, her face turned grim. “Levi, don’t mind this.”
Emma then covered the engraving on the tombstone with her body.

“It’s okay, Mom. You don’t have to do that. I know that my name is on it.”
The mother’s face fell because she would rather have kept her son in the dark about it.
After getting inside the house, Emma wanted to serve her guests. Nonetheless, Zoey stopped her.
“Allow me to do so.”

“I’m so happy, Levi! Not only has my dream come true, rather, you’ve also found yourself such a kind and beautiful wife. Now, I can die without regrets.”
“You still have a good life ahead of you, Mom. I’ll make sure that you become the happiest mother in the world!” promised Levi as he held his mother’s hands tightly.

“Seeing you is enough for me,” responded Emma with a smile.
“Mom, have you ever thought of leaving?”

“I can’t do that. Didn’t you see the tombstone? They’ll kill you if I leave this place.”
“Are they using that rock to keep you here?”
“No. They’ve also got people watching me, and they’ll never allow me to step foot out of Margo City.”