The prison scene vanished in the blink of an eye.
When the scene changed, I saw Rena fleeing in panic. He was still inside the prison, but he had reached the perimeter wall and passed straight through it, escaping the prison grounds.
He was terrified, glancing back again and again at empty space. He could barely run properly. His movements were clumsy with fear, and he kept stumbling, falling, then getting back up.
Something was chasing him. He ran and ran.
The outline of a town was visible in the distance.
It was Tissent...
No, wait. That was Morris!
I recognized the strange space that had suddenly appeared.
Like a headless fly, Rena had wandered into Morris Town without realizing it.
My heart began to race, but a moment later, I felt a little regret.
I was inside Rena's memories. I could only see his past; I couldn't affect it.
Just as I'd guessed, Rena had gone a little insane after killing Mrs. Winter. Anyone would lose their mind after seeing the person they'd killed wandering around in front of them as if nothing had happened.
He wasn't the only one who'd lost it. His wife was just as unstable. The Rena family had already been under tremendous strain because of their financial troubles. Mrs. Winter's ghost was the last straw. I'd seen what happened afterward many times already.
But this was the first time I'd learned what happened after Rena was arrested.
Rena had entered Morris Town. At that time, it was still a toy town. People who had died God knew how many years ago had become toy people, walking the streets and playing the roles of ordinary residents.
At last, the fleeing Rena realized something was wrong.
The town around him was unfamiliar, and the people nearby