The Mystery:The Witch and the Scourge

Louise also had no absolute confidence in what she was doing.

She is not very clear about the consequences of what she is about to do. Whether it is for her personally or even for the entire world... Maybe her thinking is a little complicated. Maybe, this

It was an illusion brought to them by Adam, the "Night Goddess" and others.

The strong wind outside the cave was still roaring, but the heavy rain refused to fall, as if a person's anger was continuing to accumulate, just waiting for the final thunder to sound.

Louise tightened her grip on the handle in her palm, and the door in front of her gradually turned from illusory to solid.

It seems to be a wooden door, and the handle is stained with some brass color. I don't know whether it is because of the material itself, or whether it is due to long-term decay?

In fact, Louise didn't see the door at the first moment just now. Otherwise, she wouldn't have launched an attack rashly and shattered the wall. She just seemed to have discovered the source of the repulsive feeling.

However, the moment the wall shattered and the smoke dispersed, this illusory door appeared in her eyes.

"Now that things have come to this, are we still going to retreat from the battlefield?"

Louise asked herself, then with a little force in her hand, she turned the brass handle in her palm, and with a slight pull, the wooden door opened.

There was a gray fog inside the door, and you could vaguely see the houses and streets looming in the thick fog.

A city, but Louise could not see the overall appearance of this city clearly.

She tried to step through the wooden door, penetrate the fog, and walk into the city.

Unfortunately, she failed. The thick mist in front of her seemed to have turned into an indestructible wall, blocking her from the wooden door.

And the next second, this layer of fog suddenly became transparent.

Louise tried again and found that she still could not step through the wooden door, but the face of the entire city inside the wooden door was clearly presented before her eyes.

There is a driver pulling a rickshaw, and a woman wearing a long skirt is sitting on the seat of the car. There are passers-by taking a leisurely stroll. There is a blue train passing through the black track laid in the center of the street. There are scattered people sitting in the train.

Many passengers.

It is like a microcosm of an ordinary city. People living in the city live their own lives and live in peace with each other.

However, among the people in this city, some have faces rotten to the bone, with dark yellow pus flowing from their heads, some have black and blue patches all over their bodies, and their skin is swollen and shiny, and some only have a head left, and the body's

The flesh and blood disappeared, leaving only bones.

Suddenly, everyone's movements suddenly stopped. Not only the people, but even the trains and horses were frozen at the same moment, and the whole city seemed to freeze.

The next second, everyone in the city started to move.

Those who were sitting, those who stood up straight, those with their backs to the wooden door, turned around, and those with expressions on their faces were all restrained.

Everyone turned towards the wooden door and toward Louise. Countless eyes were focused on Louise. Her face was expressionless and her eyes were empty. They were exactly the same as the actions of the passengers and owners of the previous restaurants.

Even people in this city started talking at the same time.

Their language is not difficult to understand, it's just that various languages ​​are mixed together, and some people speak quickly and some speak stumblingly, so it sounds layered and seems to have echoes.

Louise heard clearly what they said:

"welcome......"

These people are more polite than the restaurant owner just now... Louise's thoughts suddenly wandered for a moment, and then she had no time to think about what this sentence meant, nor did she have time to make any attempts.

Because, the city in front of us suddenly experienced drastic changes.

The gray mist appeared again, even thicker, rolling and covering the entire city, and the city was like boiling water, suddenly boiling.

There were no screams or any unnecessary noise. The entire city was enveloped in mist, gradually assimilated, and finally rushed towards Louise who was standing outside the wooden door.

Louise was unprepared, or in other words, all her preparations had no room to be used in this situation. She just widened her eyes and felt that her whole body was wrapped in gray-white mist.

There was no painful feeling as imagined, nor any other discomfort, not even the slightest murmur sounded in my ears.

After a short moment, Louise came to her senses and subconsciously wanted to retreat, but she found that the thick fog in front of her had disappeared.

The majestic fog that could cover the entire city seemed to be completely absorbed by Louise, but she herself showed no reaction at all.

The next second, Louise suddenly let go of her right hand, because the wooden door in front of her became illusory again, and then completely disappeared, as if it had merged into the void again.

The strong wind swept over again, and the large hole that she had destroyed appeared in front of Louise's eyes. She stood unscathed, as if everything that had just happened was an illusion.

Her brows immediately knitted together. Louise carefully checked her body, but found nothing abnormal, and no knowledge that she had not mastered appeared in her mind.

How is this possible? She didn't want to believe it.

Klein at least has a spell that can directly connect to Source Castle, but why didn't he get anything?

Regardless of whether the city that appeared in front of him just now was a part of the "City of Disaster" or a little aura leaked from it, it should not have brought any changes to him like it is now.

"Nothing has changed?"

Louise murmured, temporarily giving up the idea of ​​continuing to explore, but slowly turned around, looking through the restaurant, through the strong wind and thick fog outside, to a more distant direction.

The wind in the distance seemed to be stronger, and lightning and thunderstorms seemed to be raging across the sky.

Suddenly, a series of knocks on the door rang in her ears, interrupting Louise's thoughts.

She listened carefully and saw that the knocks on the door were paused three times, like human knocks, but there was no sound of movement in the restaurant, which meant that no one opened the door.

"Where's the restaurant owner?" Louise muttered with a frown, glanced at the big hole behind her, and then walked towards the restaurant lobby.

She did not open the door immediately, but jumped upstairs and found that the doors of all the rooms were open, but the residents were all lying peacefully on their beds, breathing calmly.

After confirming that no one was dead, Louise silently jumped downstairs, walked to the door, and gently opened the door lock.

A gust of cold wind blew across his face, and what appeared in his sight was Klein. The team behind him expanded a bit, including the captain of the White Agate, Eilan, and others.

"Why are you back?" Louise asked.