Life Dungeon Game

He Ao rested his chin on his hand and nodded gently. "Have you explored that dream?"

He just asked everyone who was still in the martial arts school, and most of them said they had never dreamed of such a dream, while only a small number of people said they seemed to have had similar scenes.

Without exception, these scenes all feature a gray sky, a quiet courtyard or house, and these courtyards or houses are either the environment in which the dreamer currently lives or an environment that was once very familiar to them.

However, most people's memories have become hazy.

"I think I've explored this before..."

Alifia pondered for a moment.

"What's there?"

He Ao pressed for an answer.

“These are all things we used to have at home,” Alifia thought for a moment. “It was eerily quiet all around, but there seemed to be something outside. I didn’t have time to look before I woke up.”

Alifia's dreams are the ones she remembers most clearly, but there are still many gaps. This may be a kind of self-protection mechanism of the soul, protecting itself from looking at things it shouldn't look at.

The stronger a person's soul, the more people they can 'bear'.

The people He Ao has asked so far can be divided into two groups based on their place of residence.

Because the Chengde Martial Arts School is located near the boundary of the area permeated by the power of the passageway, the people in the school live both inside and outside the passageway area.

No one living outside the passageway area has ever had this dream.

Some people living in the passageway area had similar dreams, while others did not.

He Ao briefly used his hyper memory to observe that people who have had such dreams have stronger souls and higher levels of inspiration.

These kinds of people are more likely to perceive life.

The extraordinary phenomenon.

As for those who haven't had such dreams, perhaps they haven't, but they simply can't sense the extraordinary being approaching them.

Alifia also lived in the passageway area, so she had similar dreams, but her soul was strong enough and her inspiration was high enough that she could remember and 'see' more things.

Normally, simple mysteries would only be sensed by nearby highly sensitive individuals, not cover such a large area, nor be 'watched' by so many people.

Among the people He Ao had just asked, there were also some with average spiritual abilities who rarely interacted with the supernatural, and who had also had such dreams.

In fact, most people living in the passageway area have had similar dreams.

This means that the mystery approaching here has become so 'vast' that even people with limited intuition and poor 'eyesight' can see it.

It is trying to get closer to the main world through the channels, and these 'dreams' are an extension of its power.

It could even be an unknown deity.

He Ao rubbed his temples.

Sure enough, even when the passage was not open, angels would try to force their way in using the layout of the Verola, let alone when the passage was open and the ruins established a connection with the main world.

With this person's 'inclusion,' the already complex situation has become even more complicated.

We must find this time and spacetime anchor point.

He felt as if a multiplayer chess game was unfolding before him, with chess players hidden in the hazy mist, and in the shadows directly in front of him, a colossal creature, whose form was terrifyingly large even when only part of it was visible.

If that being is truly a god, even if it is just a projection, its descent into the main world would have devastating consequences.

However, the passageway of the ruins should not be able to accommodate the descent of a god, otherwise He would have descended directly when the passageway first opened, instead of waiting until now.

Therefore, the other party most likely used the relic passage to transfer power and make some kind of arrangement, and then used the local 'offerings' in the main world to hold a ritual to summon the descent.

This also explains the existence of the corrupted black shadow that He Ao encountered yesterday.

Starting from this line of thought, those 'dreams' are probably not just the shadow of that one power.

The problem now is that He Ao has too few people at his disposal.

The research institute already had few people, and they couldn't be mobilized because of the traitor.

However, he can devise ways to utilize the moonlight, the World Tree, and even the people of Dawn.

hum-

As He Ao was pondering, his phone vibrated; it was a message from Yang De.

Yang De: [Nick, Class D, is an intelligence agent developed by Li Le in Ellen City. He is one of the core members of the research institute in the Republic of Ruodan. He was bribed by Moonlight and betrayed Li Le. We have relatively conclusive evidence and have found his transaction records with Moonlight.]

Yang De: [Document]

Yang De: [Positioning]

Yang De: [He is currently living at No. 27, Tasi Street, which is his safe house. He has not told anyone, but Li Le has known about it for a long time.]

Yang De: [Besides, several non-core personnel were also bribed by Moonlight.]

Yang De: [Document]

He Ao: [

Okay, I'll go and persuade them to turn themselves in.

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"Master, you're awake."

The sun was high in the sky when a shapely woman leaned against a man, her slender hand brushing against his chest as she chuckled.

"Leprechaun,"

The man gently slapped the woman. "It's getting late. Go get me some food."

"Good host."

The young woman lifted the covers, put on an apron, and went into the kitchen.

The man sat up in bed, accompanied by the soft sizzling sound of steak being cooked.

His gaze swept over the graceful figure of the woman in the kitchen.

He knew very well that this woman was sent by Moonlight to spy on him; she could kill him in bed and out of bed as well.

He put on his bathrobe, opened the bedside table, and lit a cigarette.

Theoretically speaking, betraying the research institute by choosing Moonlight was a 'wise' decision.

After all, the research institute is too far away, while the moonlight is so close. No matter how powerful the research institute is, it can't reach such a distant place.

Moreover, his actions were so meticulous that the research institute would most likely not discover him. When the next head of the research institute arrives, they will definitely still have to rely on these veterans like him.

Then he can continue to take money from both sides and do business on both sides.

Such a delightful experience of enjoying two portions is now rare.

However, for some reason, he has been feeling rather restless lately.

Ding-dong-

The crisp sound of the doorbell rang outside the door.

His body trembled.

This is his safe house; no one knows he lives here, and he never orders takeout from here.

He thought for a moment, then took an axe from the bedside table, slung it over his shoulder, and walked to the door.

He didn't open the door, but asked softly, "Who is it?"

"A legal education worker who was passing by."

A youthful, somewhat immature voice came from outside.

The language used is the language of the Tia Empire.

The man peeked through the peephole and saw a young man who looked like he came from the Central Plains standing at the door, smiling and watching him.

He felt a little relieved. He was a D-level superhuman, but how strong could a young man be?

It's strange that the people of the Middle-earth speak the language of the Tia Empire.

Then he smiled and said that someone like him who pays for two meals is not an ordinary person.

He lowered his voice and said in a low voice, "I don't need legal education here."

“Sir, perhaps you should take a look,” the young man outside the door said, holding up the law book he was reading and pointing the cover toward the peephole. “It would be good for you.”

He looks like a somewhat delusional salesman, most likely there to sell books.

However, it is clear that this young man's choice of products was problematic.

How can you sell law books in such a chaotic place like Ruodan?

After thinking for a moment, the man, who had been feeling somewhat depressed, opened the door. He gripped the axe slung over his back, ready to show this naive boy what the real world was like.

"You see, sir, you really do need this."

The young man outside held up the book in his hand, opened it, pointed to the legal article on the page, and said, "You are suspected of aiding and abetting murder. I suggest you turn yourself in."

"Confess?"

The man chuckled and pulled an axe from behind him. "Turning yourself in is unlikely, but I can help you choose a spot in heaven early."

I'm not feeling well, I'll be there later.

Chapter 504 The Path to Redemption Lies in the Book (Extremely Long Chapter, Requesting Monthly Tickets)

The sharp axe reflected a cold gleam in the sunlight.

The man was beginning to realize that something was wrong with the young man in front of him; he was either a madman or a special member of some other supernatural organization.

Either both.

This is his safe house, but just in case, he still needs to get rid of this guy and then move on immediately.

"Please wait a moment,"

Looking at the tall man raising the axe, He Ao pointed to his chest, where a small black camera was faintly lit. "Please don't do anything dangerous. The camera on my chest is recording our conversation, which will be used as evidence later."

"Once you're dead, I'll naturally crush your little toys."

The man paused for a moment, chuckled, and then raised the axe high again.