Child of Heaven's Mandate

Huff!

Captain Lei, who had been lying in the chair, suddenly woke up and let out a long, deep breath.

"I feel so much better after that sleep!" Captain Lei rubbed his shoulders. A sense of comfort seemed to radiate from within his entire body, and even his weary mind had been eased.

"This hypnotic power is quite effective. No wonder so many people are willing to come here."

Captain Lei rose to his feet, feeling better than ever before.

However, what had happened in his beautiful dreams left him puzzled. It felt as though he had had more than one dream, and the events within them had all been inexplicably strange.

Not only that, but when Captain Lei recalled them, he found that the dreams were sharply divided. Some experiences were incredibly clear, as if they had truly happened in reality, while others were exceedingly vague, even giving him an illusionary feeling.

"That's perfectly normal. A dream has to contain both truth and falsehood. After all, it is formed based on your own perceptions," Lu Yunhe explained.

"If everything in the dream were real, then wouldn't the dream itself be reality?"

"That's true!"

Captain Lei examined himself and found nothing wrong, finally putting his mind at ease.

"Thank you, Shopkeeper. I feel better than ever. I should be able to kill a few more demons." Captain Lei was brimming with confidence.

"No need. I should be thanking Captain Lei instead for protecting Blackwater City," Lu Yunhe said with a smile.

"Goodbye!"

Captain Lei then left the shop. Looking at the darkened sky outside, his previously relaxed mood instantly grew heavy.

The unity of man and heaven was practically a normal state for professionals who cultivated the Origin Great Dao.

As he looked at the faint demonic scene in the