Tonight, the darkness was exceptionally deep, as if someone had smeared the entire sky with ink.
Fortunately, moonlight still spilled through the mountains and forests, barely allowing one to see the path beneath one's feet.
But in the next moment, Zhang Heng suddenly felt something and looked up to see a black gauze garment slowly drifting down from the sky.
At first, it was only the size of an ordinary piece of clothing, but then the gauze garment abruptly expanded tens of thousands of times, shrouding the entire mountain. All the moonlight was cut off on the other side of the black gauze, and the earth was completely enveloped in pitch-black darkness.
Zhang Heng did not panic. He opened his backpack and took out the Explorer's Lamp, only to discover that, for some unknown reason, this C-rank item could illuminate less than half a meter in front of him this time. Beyond that half-meter, the light seemed to be swallowed by something.
At the same time, something whistled over Zhang Heng's head. From the sound of it, it seemed to be a carriage. Zhang Heng recalled the description of Nyx in Greek Mythology: after nightfall, she drove a black carriage across the skies.
Unfortunately, with the current visibility, Zhang Heng could not even see Nyx's shadow.
This woman was indeed cunning. Though she had spoken of a decisive battle with Zhang Heng, the first thing she did before the fight began was put herself in an invincible position.
"Are you ready? It's about to begin."
Nyx chuckled, and then the sound of the carriage suddenly vanished. Just as Zhang Heng focused intently on listening for Nyx's location, hoofbeats abruptly came from behind him.
For a galloping Tenma, half a meter was no more than the blink of an eye. Zhang