Lord of Mysteries: Yao Guang

"What are you going to do next?" Amon asked.

Esther looked at the western sky in confusion, and a flash of lightning struck her eyes.

She always felt that she heard some kind of fleeting call, but after hearing Amon's question, Esther immediately came back to her senses from that strange feeling:

"I always feel that I should go to the outside world to take a look. Of course, I don't mean outside the barrier, but I always feel that something important is happening."

Amon's dark eyes rolled. Zoya seemed to have a premonition of what was happening on the other side, but it was not as clear as he expected. It seemed that the connection between Zoya and the two believers was not deep, or should I say , because the spiritual world here is separated from the outside world, Zoya's response is also restricted?

Therefore, the status of "Esther" has not exceeded Sequence Zero. This is consistent with the result of being affected by the dark night before. It is just that she is not afraid of the source material...

"What are you doing in the outside world? Ah, maybe I know there is someone you want to see there?"

"Maybe, but the impulse is not strong, which means my intuition does not recommend that I take action."

"Then you can wait where you are and wait until you figure out what to do."

Although Amon didn't say it clearly, Esther's mind turned quickly in understanding what he meant: "Since you would say that...the other cities have not been polluted by the influence of the source, right? "

Amon said nothing and only answered with a smile, which had a rather "guess what" meaning in it.

Esther didn't bother to argue with him about such small thoughts, and said directly: "If my memory is accurate, Daribog once left an order to a certain city to guard the seal of the Western Continent."

"Yes, do you want to go there? Just walk eastward and keep walking."

Esther was silent for a few seconds, lowered her head and twirled the dagger in her hand: "Ah, I just wanted to ask, do you have more specific coordinates or something..."

Amon looked at her funny: "I do, but I don't need to tell you."

"Don't you always want to make a deal with me and find some places that you can use to try to get in touch with Origin Castle?"

Being exposed by Esther so frankly did not change the smile on Amon's face. He even nodded appreciatively: "Yes, if this can really be done, then no matter what method is used, The means are all reasonable to me.”

"I can tell you a little bit about the past, their time, and technically, I too—"

"No, you're not."

Being interrupted by Amon, Esther was stunned for a moment, but did not say anything more at this point: "You take me to the edge of the seal, I can tell you a simple story, I don't care if you can How much can be inferred from it.”

"Because the old world has been destroyed?"

"Yes, so the biggest role of me telling you stories is probably to satisfy your curiosity - if you think you can decipher something, that's your gain, and I won't know if you don't tell me."

After Esther finished speaking, she looked at Amon quietly, waiting for his answer.

Regardless of whether the other party accepts it or not, she has a corresponding expectation of the outcome. The worst case scenario is to actually walk there. As long as you don't encounter the wandering demon wolf corpse head-on, Esther doesn't think anything can trap her here.

Of course, the true Creator's gaze is another unexpected factor, but Esther is not willing to directly attract the other person's attention, and Amon is not willing to see this situation.

She and Amon had already formed a subtle tacit understanding, working together to maintain the balance of the current deadlock - no one would give in.

Esther also had a special hunch that Amon would agree to this. Since there would be no harm to his interests, he would definitely want to satisfy his curiosity.

"If you want to talk about the destroyed world, I really can't refuse..."

When Amon said this, Esther felt a little bad in her heart. Listening to his tone, she did not intend to directly agree to this exchange.

Esther took the initiative to open up the topic: "What other price do you want? Then you should know that our previous agreement is still there, and I can't do much for you now."

Amon shook his head: "No, I want to know about other things."

"Something else?"

"We all know that there is a gap between reality and the spiritual world, and the star world has more alienated rules." Amon paused. He deliberately let it go and observed that there was no trace of emotion on Esther's face. Fakely confused, "But in the meantime, there is a world that is integrated with all three parties at the same time, but does not belong to any one. Do you know its situation?"

The answer came to Esther's lips faster than her thoughts, like a fragile match, swiping across her long-forgotten memories, creating a bright and hot flame: "Dreamland..."

"Dreamland." Amon raised the corners of his lips and repeated the word.

Esther slapped her forehead hard twice, as if trying to repair an old-fashioned electrical appliance with poor contact. She stared at Amon for a few seconds, and then suddenly jumped forward and stretched out her hand.

Amon grabbed Esther's wrist before her hand touched his: "Do you want me to take you to see my brother first?"

Esther's hand was hanging in front of Amon's right eye, and her expression showed a little nervousness: "This shouldn't be, it's impossible. I have to find a way to verify it, but I can't verify it now..."

Amon let go of Esther's wrist and pinched his monocle with a bit of showoff: "If you need 'uniqueness', you can also ask me to help you verify it, no matter what you are thinking now."

Esther touched her right eyebrow in confusion. Seeing her staring blankly at nothing, Amon didn't urge her - he just tried to steal the other person's ideas out of habit.

To Amon's surprise, this time he did steal a bit of sound, and he just kept repeating the word Esther mentioned before.

Things seem to be getting interesting.

Amon smiled and cleared his throat. It wasn't until Esther looked at him again that he spoke solemnly: "I think your previous proposal is good, but it needs a small change. I will take you to another area. The boundary of the continent's seal, and you don't need to tell me about the 'Destroyed World', I want to know more about the 'Dreamland'."

He saw a hint of Esther's flinch: "Do you agree to this exchange?"

Esther didn't speak for a while, knowing that the worries in her heart could not be hidden from Amon's eyes.

Amon looked very regretful and sighed: "In fact, a ship just entered the 'dreamland' you called it. If it weren't for my clone, those few people would have been eaten by the creatures from it. ”

Esther frowned: "It's impossible. How can a real person or ship directly enter that special world? Crossing that boundary..."

"Oh, that ship seems to be called the 'Clover'."

"You left your clone and are still with them?"

"yes."

Esther gritted her teeth: "Then please, follow them closely."

I owe a lot, a lot, a lot of chapters...

I'm going to check back in the past two days, but I'm actually a little busy.