Emperor Jue: Who is the world, who is the concubine

Chapter 541 The Mystery of the Imperial Tomb 28
Zuoyan Mingye met my expectant gaze, and said word by word: "Luoluo, look around."

I didn't understand what he meant, but I looked around obediently, and then I noticed something strange.

The fog that had gathered around had dissipated, but Di Shijue, who was supposed to be lying in a pool of blood, was not there, and of course there was no trace of him in other places.

It stands to reason that no matter whether he is alive or dead, he should never leave my side.

so……

I looked up at Zuoyan Mingye, and murmured, "Is all that fake?"

Zuoyan Mingye nodded, "Luoluo, you should remember where this place is, and think about everything that happened at that time."

I thought back to the scene and had to admit that it was all a hallucination.

Because if it was really Di Shijue, he would not say that he would never leave me when he was about to die, he would only try to make me leave.

But I was too immersed in the shock and anxiety at the time, so I didn't think about it at all.

"The mechanism of this room is the illusion. It will present the things we most fear or hope most in our hearts, and use them to confuse people's reason and trap people's actions." Zuoyan Mingye's voice faintly echoes in my ears It sounded, "Luoluo, although you and I walked in here through different light gates, we should actually enter the same place. I also had hallucinations, but the difference is that what I saw was what I most hoped for. what happened, and what you saw was what you feared most.”

Yes, from the moment Di Shijue fell into the cave, I was afraid in my heart, afraid that he had already left me, afraid that we would be separated by life and death.

So when that scene appeared in front of me, I naturally chose to go with him.

In this way, I don't have to worry about our life and death being separated.

It's just that he didn't expect his confession like that, our honesty with each other like that, it turned out to be nothing more than an illusion, it's really sad to think about it.

"What did you see? How did you get out of the hallucination?" I asked curiously.

(End of this chapter)