Seriously, could you people reading pirated copies show a little restraint? I've put out over a hundred VIP chapters, and you haven't even spent enough to reach the apprentice fan rank, yet you come to the official site to complain about the plot? This is a product! You don't pay for it, and you still have the nerve to complain about the workmanship? That's shameless! Frankly, with an attitude like yours, no wonder you're too broke to read the official version. Dashu said long ago that I'm not that bothered if you read pirated copies. Go ahead. But then what? You push your luck. I won't put up with that. Next time, I'll post your ID so everyone can see what a broke keyboard warrior looks like.
"It took you long enough to explain one question," the voice suddenly said.
"Forget it. We'll have plenty of chances later. It's about time. We should go back, Loa."
Loa looked up. Sure enough, while they had been talking, the curtain of light around them had grown extremely thin. A star-filled darkness had appeared, enclosing him on every side.
"Should I just stand still, or...?"
"Just don't move," the voice—no, Edith—said softly. "Any movement could draw its attention. Outside the curtain of light, we have no way to stand against that being."
That being?
Things seemed to be getting complicated.
Loa narrowed his eyes.
The starry curtain of light kept shrinking. Soon, only a thin layer remained around Loa, while everything else turned pitch-black.
Hum!
At the same time, a terrifying tremor swept through the entire space.
Loa had no idea what was happening there, but everywhere he looked, the space itself was shaking violently.
Darkness collapsed. Light vanished. Nothing could remain intact amid that terrifying upheaval.
The Vibration traveled so quickly