Rex moved swiftly, without pausing once along the way. Dragging the Green Dragon with him, he quickly reached the entrance area. The black mist that had been relentlessly pursuing them immediately stopped advancing, swirling behind them without coming any closer.
At the sight, Rex stopped running, but he did not stop moving. He kept walking, intending to leave the Emerald Dream.
What had happened in the Emerald Dream made Rex realize one thing.
The situation in the Emerald Dream was now very serious.
In the original history, the Emerald Dream had suffered problems, but they had never run so rampant that they could pursue someone almost all the way to the entrance. That was truly astonishing.
Fortunately, the black mist still feared the area around the entrance, so it did not dare continue its pursuit.
"Damn it! How could something like this happen?" Only after the Green Dragon reached the safety of the entrance did a little color return to his pale face.
He let out a shrill cry. Only now did the Green Dragon react to what had happened.
Ignoring his cries, Rex gave him a tug and asked, "How do we get out?"
"Wait a moment." That tug brought the Green Dragon back to his senses. He glanced at Rex, took a deep breath, then strode forward a few steps and began making some strange movements.
Rex watched the Green Dragon in silence. His memory was excellent. Although there were no distinctive markers here, no Portal, and no energy present, he still recognized at a glance that this was where they had entered the Emerald Dream.
The Green Dragon moved neither quickly nor slowly. As he moved, ripples began spreading through thin air, like waves on water, one ring after another rippling outward over and over.
Eventually, a