Perhaps rabbits had no resistance to bad jokes. The rabbit seemed to have grown quieter, and Su Ming was happy with that. Compared to rabbits, he still preferred apes.
Besides, while this rabbit was large, it was not large enough to wield weapons, so it was useless anyway.
The footprints hovering above the floor led Su Ming through corridors and halls. Along the way, he had to knock down several talking suits of armor and defeat floating swords that wanted to duel him.
At last, the footprints entered the Great Library from another direction through an unknown secret passage.
This was where Dream stored stories that had never been written.
It was not Su Ming's first time here. When he had fought Barbatos before, the Justice League had passed through this place.
Now, though he had entered by a different route, what he saw was entirely different.
Everything in the magnificent hall was upside down, and he walked through a reversed space.
All the bookshelves seemed to be stuck upside down to the ceiling. Bright candles hung inverted around him, defying gravity. Above his head, little goblin-like figures bustled about organizing documents, yet they could not see Su Ming above them.
The furniture, everything around him—the world between light and illusion was filled with mystery.
It had nothing to do with magic or power. This was simply a unique rule.
"Fine, an upside-down world." Su Ming sighed. "According to the Mask, this is the core of the real castle. What we saw before was the upside-down world."
The rabbit smacked its teeth and shook its head. "I don't know about that either. This truly exceeds my understanding."
"Forget it. I wasn't planning to eat here anyway. Let's get this done quickly. I still have friends waiting for me."
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