I was sure I hadn't gone the wrong way.
But we had been walking for nearly half an hour and still hadn't seen any cliff.
I remembered that Tina and I hadn't walked for that long, and we had set out from the very place we had just left.
"This Dark Forest seems endless," Ye Jinghong said softly. What she really meant was that perhaps it had all been my imagination, that my experience hadn't been real.
But I didn't see it that way.
"Wait, let me think!" I said.
I looked ahead. A Tai said, "The problem isn't with this forest. It should be with that Tina. The Ancient Pompeii people can perceive every existence within an area. Likewise, within that area, she can influence other people's thoughts and alter their memories!"
I narrowed my eyes. A Tai's meaning was obvious: my so-called "experience" had been influenced by Tina. In truth, Tina had never appeared from beginning to end. The Tina I had "seen" existed only in my mind, and so did that experience.
I looked at A Tai and the others. "But she knew about you, and she also said..."
I suddenly stopped and said nothing more.
I had originally wanted to say that she had called Ye Jinghong a Silicon-based lifeform rather than someone like me, but I was afraid Ye Jinghong might take it badly.
"What else did she say?"
I took a deep breath. "She said that the one who wanted to deal with Ying Gou was My Evil!"
But as soon as I said it, I felt that something was off. I had already told them about my experience in complete detail before. Wasn't repeating this now just unnecessary?
Yet their expressions were strange. This should have been the second time they had heard