She had said she wanted to find answers, but in truth, Luluwei didn't have anything in particular she wanted to know.
She turned to look behind her again.
Simply looking and sensing things in this place was meaningless...
The place you were in one second and the place you arrived at the next could be billions of kilometers apart. Even if you saw someone just a few meters away, reaching them might mean taking a very long journey.
If she had to describe it...
This place was like a completely transparent maze, surrounded by invisible walls. The moment you touched one, you would be transported somewhere new.
Only, the teleportation followed a pattern.
That was why they needed someone to guide them.
After stopping for a moment, Luluwei continued following Yuna. "By the way, Yuna, what does it feel like to become a Sage?"
"Honestly, it doesn't feel like anything special."
"Actually, the journey wasn't smooth, either... After I left Missilshu, I ran into a black storm at sea on my way to the Tower of Sages."
"Our ship sailed into a region of darkness and gloom. It was a sea of the dead, with corpses floating everywhere."
"We saw ships of the undead sailing there... They didn't attack us, but our ship was trapped in the fog."
"On top of that, the deathly mist was constantly draining our life force."
"It made us hungrier and more prone to illness, and healing spells were far less effective. If we didn't eat, we really would die..."
"That sounds pretty awful..."
"Didn't anyone help you find a way out?"
Holding her lantern, Yuna shook her head. "No. There were high-level Class-changers aboard who wanted to escape that dark death mist, so they formed a group and left the fleet to investigate."
"We