The thought came to me, and I couldn't stop thinking about it.
I felt an urge to enter the dream.
But the moment I thought of that ghost seeing me and possessing such incredible power, I lost my nerve.
After all, what I planned to do would change the nature of the entire world and erase every possibility of ghosts ever coming into being.
If that happened, the ghost in ancient robes might die, and there would be no way for him to exist for so long or possess such astonishing power.
If I put myself in his shoes and considered his position, I might not want to see such a change either.
"Lin Qi." Wu Ling called out to me.
I came to my senses and hurried to catch up with them.
Walking through an undeveloped cave like this was extremely difficult. There were quite a few depressions filled with seawater, too. I saw some seaweed, shells, and small fish, but they were all dead now. Maybe the dark energy filling the cave had robbed them of their lives.
"Don't force yourself," Wu Ling said.
I looked at her.
"Don't force yourself to do what you're thinking about." Wu Ling glanced at me. "For now, the gap in strength is too great."
I froze for a moment, then smiled wryly.
What Wu Ling said was what worried me, too.
"We're at the end," Liu Miao said.
The beam of the powerful flashlight lit up the cavern.
The cave ended twenty meters ahead.
The cavern wasn't shaped like a square, of course. It resembled a giant salamander, with an enormous head and a body and comparatively slender tail that were no less imposing. The space was huge, with the ceiling perhaps twenty or thirty meters above the ground where we