Dream Guide

The scene he saw in front of him was so huge. This was by no means an ordinary dream. Huang Liang was very sure that neither he nor Hong Kui, nor even the former Aoki, could mentally support such a huge dream space.

Therefore, this must be related to the white wolf. Maybe the white wolf's spiritual power still remains on the Harding Icefield. It led Hong Kui here and allowed Huang Liang to see the two towering towers in front of him. mountain peak.

Hong Kui did not follow him in, perhaps because he was blocked by the cloaked man in black. There is also a possibility that he cannot come in at all, because it is connected through his dream. If he wants to come in, his own dream space will collapse due to loss of support, and once his dream collapses, then he and he Huang Liang may be trapped here.

Huang Liang didn't know what kind of situation Hong Kui was facing now. He had to find clues from this dream as soon as possible.

The two mountain peaks were covered with clouds and mist. Apart from looking very majestic, there was nothing special about them. He had to get closer and look for special details that could remind him.

When he thought of this, the scene in his dream changed. The peak disappeared and turned into a steep snow-capped cliff. He knew that it must still be somewhere between the two peaks. As the saying goes, "If you don't know the true face of Mount Lu, it's just because you are in this mountain." Whether it's a person or a person, Many times, once you get close to an object, you can no longer see its true appearance.

At this time, he heard a wolf howl coming from the clouds not far away. The sound sounded familiar to him. It was the same as the wolf howl he heard in Wolfe's dream. He judged that it was the sound of the white wolf.

He followed the sound and walked forward for a while, and sure enough, he saw the shadow of the white wolf in the hazy fog. Before the white wolf could get close to him, he turned and walked towards the depths of the clouds.

Huang Liang followed closely. He wanted to catch up with the white wolf, but no matter how hard he chased, he couldn't get closer to the white wolf. But if he stopped, the white wolf would also stop and wait for him. There was always a distance between him and the white wolf, visible but not real.

Huang Liang didn't know how long he had been walking. Although there was no time in the dream, the perception of this period of time still existed. He felt that he had been walking for several days, maybe even months.

Just when his spirit and consciousness were exhausted, the white wolf stopped. Only then did Huang Liang realize that they had reached the top of the mountain, but they just didn't know which of the two peaks this was.

The white wolf stood on the top of the mountain, raised his head, and roared to the sky.

Huang Liang saw a very round moon and thought of a plate made of silver hanging high in the sky. The white wolf's raised head formed a black shadow on the moon's disk, and the howling sound seemed to come from the moon.

But then, a small black gap appeared on the edge of the moon, as if it had been bitten by a white wolf. Of course Huang Liang could tell that it was a total lunar eclipse, but what he was thinking about at the moment was the legend of the Tengu swallowing the moon.

The black gap grew larger and larger, and soon covered half of the moon and the shadow of the white wolf.

It was getting dark. Until the entire moon was covered by the shadow of the earth, a fluffy and faint halo of light remained on the periphery of the moon. The white wolf merged with the surrounding white snow and disappeared from sight. However, at this moment, a light spot appeared not far away, like a huge firefly, but there are no fireflies in Alaska in winter.

Huang Liang knew what this must mean, and he began to walk towards that bit of light. The earth was completely in darkness, with only a little light in the distance guiding his direction. He stepped deeply and lightly into the snow, but he always kept his consciousness clear. He knew that this was just a dream.

He didn't know if the white wolf was still there at this moment, but that didn't matter anymore. The light was in front of him and the road was at his feet.

However, before he could find the location of the construction site, it turned completely dark. This darkness was not the darkness of a total lunar eclipse, but complete darkness. A powerful attraction came from behind him, like a giant using an oversized vacuum cleaner behind him, sucking him and the entire snowy mountain into a dark space.

When Huang Liang exited the dreamland, he saw Hong Kui standing beside him, as if nothing had happened. Enruke was still patrolling not far away, looking around nervously, looking back at where they were from time to time.

There didn't seem to be any tense battle happening here. From the look of Enruke, he didn't even know what was going on. But when Huang Liang entered the dreamland, he clearly saw the man in the cloak.

"Are you okay?" he asked.

"I'm fine." Hong Kui's face was deep and a little anxious, "How are you? What did you see?"

Huang Liang said: "I saw two very high snow-capped mountains, which were so cloudy and foggy that I couldn't see clearly. The white wolf took me to a very high place on the mountain, and then there was a total lunar eclipse. When it got dark, I I saw a bright light in the distance, and I thought it was what the white wolf had inspired me to find, but before I could walk over, I backed out."

Hong Kui nodded and said: "That's right. Dreams will not take us directly to the Holy Land. We must use the White Wolf. He will continue to help us find the remaining breath of the Holy Land. Now you know why I need you to join us. Bar?"

Huang Liang said: "You have known for a long time that the spiritual aura remaining on the Harding Icefield can be connected to your dreams, so you need a helper. When you support your dreams, follow the white wolf into a deeper spiritual space to find Clues to the Holy Land. You can't go in by yourself, because as soon as you leave, your dream will collapse."

Hong Kui smiled and added: "It must be a trustworthy helper."

Huang Liang recalled the scene when he first entered the dream and asked: "Where is the man in the cloak? I clearly saw him?"

Hong Kui glanced into the distance and said, "I don't know, but he doesn't seem to have any ill intentions.".

"No malice?" Huang Liang was a little confused.

"I feel that he is not the guy who killed people on TV." Hong Kui said uncertainly.

"So, there are two cloaked men, or what kind of organization is this?"

Huang Liang began to fall into deep thought. He remembered that during those days in Amsterdam, when organizing parties, there were indeed some people wearing windbreakers and cloaks. They were usually celebrities, in order to hide their identities, but he never I have seen a person whose face and eyes were as eerie and terrifying as the one who killed Selina.

"Don't worry about so much for now," Hong Kui said and shouted to Enruke who was not far away, "Hey, Enruke, come here!"

Enruke heard Hong Kui's call and ran over immediately.

Hong Kui asked: "Have you seen anyone or anything unusual?"

Enruke shook his head and said: "No, I didn't see anything. There is only stone and ice here, not even a ghost."

Hong Kui patted Enruke on the shoulder and said to Huang Liang: "Describe the appearance of the two mountains you saw in your dream. The more detailed the better. I guess they must be in Alaska. Maybe it’s not that far from the Harding Icefield.”

Huang Liang nodded and described the appearance of the two mountains he saw in his dream in as much detail as possible, including the peak where the white wolf finally took him and the appearance of the moon in the sky.

Hong Kui has been deep in thought, rubbing his eyebrows from time to time. Enruke next to him suddenly shouted:

"Ah, it's Denali! It must be Denali!"

"What?" Huang Liang didn't hear clearly.

"Denali Mountain." Hongkui said, "It used to be called Mount McKinley. It is the highest mountain in North America and a sacred mountain for the Indians."