Ultraman in the world of grams

This……

Ms Ellis looked like she hadn't slept all night.

The whole person seemed not very energetic, and his hair was a little messy. It was obvious that he hadn't taken care of it in a hurry in the morning, and his eyes were sleepy and confused.

Fortunately, Ms. Ellis's style has not changed much, and her style of handling and speaking is still so direct, but her tone has become a little erratic.

Wilson analyzed subconsciously, and then slightly raised the corners of his mouth. Instead of answering Ellis' question, he asked, "Miss Ellis, it seems that you haven't slept well these few nights?"

He scanned the books in the other party's arms, and found that they were all books related to the history of occultism.

This reminded him that Ms. Ellis studies history, and maybe she has some clues about super ancient civilizations.And Ms. Ellis seems to be directly looking for Luluye...

"Hey……"

Alice's beautiful eyebrows were almost twitched, and her vermilion lips were slightly pursed.She, who was not as heroic and sharp as usual, seemed to be a little charming at this time.

Especially those blue eyes filled with troubled mist, like a gulf of misty mist rising.

"Since Innsmouth came back, I seem to have been able to hear the call from afar."

A call from afar?
Wilson raised his eyebrows slightly, and couldn't help guessing in his heart.

Could this Ms. Ellis really have the genes of an ultra-ancient civilization?
Well, although this world does not necessarily have an ultra-ancient civilization, it may be other different types of co-existence.

But Ms Ellis's ability to hear the call did seem to be a crucial point.

Alice didn't notice Wilson's thinking, but continued to murmur like sleepwalking, like a whisper in a dream: "The call from nowhere, it can't even be regarded as a sound, it's just a hazy Feeling. Only imagination can find the feeling of sound.”

"Is there any more detailed information?" Wilson couldn't help asking.

"Did you see anything like the remains of a pyramid? Or a statue of a giant?"

This sounds a bit similar to Tiga's call.

Are there so many statues of giants of light somewhere in this world?
"Do not……"

Ellis shook his head affirmatively, "I haven't seen anything like it... In my dream of mutation, I saw a group of dead gray and white buildings... It's not like the current style at all, it's even more advanced , even more magnificent."

Not a pyramid...

Before Wilson continued to think deeply.

Alice suddenly shuddered, his eyes regained clarity, and the fog of distress dispelled a little at this time, but the confused look on his face hadn't dissipated yet.

She showed a surprised expression as if she had just seen Professor Wilson, but the moment of sobriety didn't last long, and soon she continued to be so sleepy that her eyelids trembled.

"..."

How long has it been since I slept.

Wilson looked at the sleepy Ms. Ellis in front of her.

It's as if I saw the way my head was always a little bit when I was in class.

After all this, I still have the perseverance to find books.

"Miss Ellis, do you want to sleep for a while?" Wilson looked at the drowsy Ms. Ellis worriedly, fearing that the lady would fall to the ground and become unconscious in the next moment.

"Do not……"

Alice shook her head, as if she wanted to dispel the fog in her mind, but it seemed to be in vain. She was so sleepy that her eyelids seemed to be fighting.

"Go get some coffee."

Wilson was a little helpless, "It just so happens that William and I also have something to ask you."

…………

After taking a sip of bitter coffee, Alice finally looked at the two men opposite him as if he had come to his senses.

"You want to find R'lyeh?"

Alice asked calmly.

"In fact, the danger we encountered probably came from R'lyeh." William said in a deep voice, "Although I'm sorry, it may revive your nightmare... But do you still remember what happened that night? ?"

Ms. Ellis should be the first batch of mutations.

She bought the strange golden diadem of Innsmouth, which led to the chain of events that followed.

Therefore, she has no memory of what happened next. The only thing she knows is that after the mutation that night, she entered R'lyeh's dream with the deep diver.

"terribly sorry."

Sure enough, Alice smiled wryly, "I don't remember much, I can only vaguely remember that it was a terrible nightmare. I saw the legendary ancient city, but I can't remember the more specific details. .After that, I kind of exploded."

"After waking up, I even thought I had a very realistic nightmare, and none of this happened."

Alice scratched her hair a little irritably, she felt an inexplicable disgust with her own hair now.

Maybe a disgusting slimy sea anemone once grew there.

"But it's probably not a dream."

Ellis took another sip of coffee, stayed awake, and said calmly: "After I woke up, the captain told me what kind of horrible incident happened last night... probably I would have died by then. Like everyone else .”

"But it's as if it never happened. I probably was blown up and then resurrected."

Alice said thoughtfully, "Sure enough, our living place is a peaceful island of ignorance in the endless darkness of darkness. The most merciful thing in the world is that human beings cannot connect and connect all their thoughts. If I really witnessed that incredible thing that night, then I am afraid that I would have gone crazy by this time."

"I remember that in the last clips, I saw an extremely terrifying monster, and the lightning flashed wantonly. It was probably a terrifying thing that human beings can't face directly with their shallow thinking... Then I don't have any memory. .”

While she was speaking, the two men on the opposite side showed more or less guilty, awkward and unnatural expressions.

"I guess that may be the nightmarish monster mentioned by the captain... Is it the culprit that caused Innsmouth?"

She spoke uncertainly.

Because her last memory only ends here.And the story that happened that night cannot be described in words.

"Absolutely not."

The "monster" himself and the mastermind behind the scenes said in unison.

(End of this chapter)