Not exactly a minor matter... You've heard of it?
That was incredibly cryptic.
And this final stage hadn't given them any choice at all. It seemed the other party intended to force everyone present to participate.
And...
What about the reward for the second stage?
Had the reward been swallowed up?
Lu Cang didn't speak. Instead, he looked toward Rhine, but this time Rhine didn't ask any questions. He simply closed his eyes and seemed to ponder.
Then Lu Cang turned his senses toward the others.
He could feel that the light around Yelia had grown brighter. From her presence, he could also sense that she had undergone quite a transformation.
In fact, every person present had changed in some way.
He had no idea what each of them had experienced.
A faint hint of madness wafted from the gray fog surrounding Aegimiss.
Lu Cang's brow furrowed a little more deeply.
"Ansu, what do you think is going on?"
A feeling of unease welled up inside him. Both his spirituality and his instincts warned him of danger.
A faint red mist rose in his sea of consciousness.
The sea of consciousness was a sea of the mind, and also the subconscious's response. A reddened sea of consciousness meant the subconscious sensed danger too.
Ansu said, "You're asking me? How would I know?"
"But I'd guess you're going to get caught up in some kind of whirlpool, whether you like it or not..."
"If this has anything to do with the gods, you'd better seriously think about what you can do to stay alive."
At that, Ansu couldn't help sighing again.
*If this kid dies, I might end up in the hands of another god... Sigh. Looks like sticking with this kid is still more interesting. If I fell into someone