Wizard Immortal

Chapter 20 Dream

At night, the moon in the sky was very bright, illuminating the surrounding earth as if it were covered with silver frost.

On a lonely night, on an old high-rise building, several figures stood there sparsely, like weeds, their arms hanging limply at their sides.

Quietly, Adir walked here, a hint of bewilderment in his eyes.

He seemed to have lost his mind, losing all awareness of his surroundings, and could only walk towards an unknown distance with a vague, instinctive premonition.

I walked past an old, dilapidated building. It looked as if it had been weathered by hundreds of years; the once-perfect facilities were now broken and unusable.

Walking quietly here, behind Adir, the space begins to blur.

A terrifying female ghost face appeared on the wall behind them, with a terrifying yet mysterious smile on her face.

She gazed silently at Adir, then slowly stepped forward, a decaying arm reaching out as if to touch the person in front of her.

"I've caught you..." She opened her rotten and cracked lips, making a trembling but excited sound, as if she had seen the most delicious food, her eyes filled with greed and desire.

Sensing faint screams and howls behind him, Adir instinctively raised his head and looked behind him, somewhat bewildered.

Behind him was a deep darkness, the space seemed distorted, filled with ripples.

In the darkness, a bright light gradually emerged, and under Adir's somewhat bewildered gaze, a pair of eyes suddenly opened.

Those were pairs of eyes filled with greed and desire, from which endless negative emotions emanated.

*Sizzle...* *Sizzle...* *Sizzle...*

Strange sounds gradually came from the darkness, and suddenly a terrifying female face appeared before Adir's eyes.

Darkness enveloped his eyes, and in the next moment, Adir's consciousness was plunged into darkness, and he could no longer perceive anything.

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"That dream again!"

Inside the room, Adir's muttering voice echoed, a trace of confusion and trepidation still lingering in his eyes.

"What exactly are those terrifying ghosts, those unfamiliar skyscrapers and land?" he murmured to himself, a sense of unknown mystery lingering in his heart.

Lately, Adir has been having strange dreams.

In his dream, he saw familiar yet unfamiliar high-rise buildings, which looked abandoned, ancient and dilapidated.

The land was filled with corpses, terrifying beasts, and chilling ghosts, all of which lingered over the entire earth.

The world was filled with fear, and Adir always wandered there alone, as if in a dream, until he died in that dream.

"This is definitely not an ordinary dream." Thinking about the contents of the dream, Adir muttered to himself, his previously confused eyes gradually regaining their clarity.

If it's just a nightmare, no matter how realistic or complex it is, it can be considered a coincidence.

However, having the same dream for more than ten consecutive days is something that cannot be explained by mere coincidence.

Moreover, the dream felt so real, as if it weren't a dream at all, but a scene I had actually experienced.

At this moment, the light outside began to gradually rise, and a new day dawned.

Stretching out his arm, Adir looked at the sky outside and a strong premonition suddenly rose in his heart.

Everything in that dream, and the truth behind certain things, will soon be revealed to him.

Getting up and stepping outside, the fresh air rushed in. Adir quickly walked to the training ground in the distance, ready to begin his day's training.

He has always been a very disciplined person. Although ordinary training is no longer very effective for Adir, he still gets up early every day to train and doesn't waste any time.

After half a day of training, Adir felt a change in his aura and the almost non-existent increase in his life energy, and couldn't help but feel a little helpless.

"This kind of ordinary training is becoming less and less effective."

With his body constantly monitored by a chip, Adir looked at the progress that showed almost no change and felt quite helpless.

The effects of the Knight's Breathing Technique have largely come to an end. If you want to make rapid progress from now on, you'll have to try other methods.

"Should we volunteer to go to the battlefield?"

An idea flashed through Adir's mind, only to be quickly rejected by him.

Going to the battlefield is too risky for him at the moment, and Adir doesn't want to take that path unless absolutely necessary.

"Let's wait a while... If we still haven't found another way, then we can apply to go to the battlefield."

With that thought in mind, Adir put the longsword back on the weapon rack and left.

As night fell, the surrounding lights gradually dimmed, and the silence became eerily profound.

At the table, Adir sat quietly, deep in thought.

As I pondered, time flew by, and before I knew it, a long time had passed.

A sharp scream suddenly came from outside, startling Adir from his thoughts.

He instinctively wanted to turn around and look in the direction of the sound, but was suddenly horrified to find that his body was completely immobilized, as if it were fixed in place by something, and he could not break free at all.

"What's going on?" He was horrified, feeling as if all his strength had vanished, and no matter how hard he tried, he couldn't move his body at all.

From the perspective of the right eye, a shadow slowly approaches, gradually revealing its true form.

A terrifying, rotting face slowly emerged from the darkness, a pair of black eyes filled with intense longing and jealousy, staring at Adir with hatred.

Under Adir's gaze, the ghost let out a chilling laugh and walked towards him at a slow but determined pace.

A terrifying sense of crisis rose in his heart, and Adir felt a chill run through his body, as if he had been enveloped by a cold power in an instant.

"Move!"

At this moment, looking at the terrifying ghost walking towards him, Adir exerted all his strength, as if trying to squeeze out the last bit of power from his body.

However, no matter how hard he tried, he couldn't move his body even a fraction of an inch, as if he were being affected by some unknown force and couldn't move.

A huge claw swiftly slammed into Adir's body, leaving a gash on his chest from which blood gushed.

Sensing the scent of blood, the terrifying ghost's decaying face revealed an expression of satisfaction and greed as it looked at Adir before it, its enormous mouth rapidly opening.

In an instant, her mouth opened wide and she bit down on Adir's head, seemingly preparing to bite off his entire head.

what! ! !

A scream suddenly erupted.

A pale green light slowly emerged from Adir's body, breaking free from that state at the last moment and pushing away the terrifying ghost in front of him.

Adir's skin turned slightly rosy, and his aura instantly became chilling.

This is the state when the life seed bursts forth. At the critical moment, Adir decisively activated the life seed within his body, causing life energy to erupt, and finally regained his ability to move in an instant.

Adir felt stronger than ever before, as if he had inexhaustible strength.

Without the slightest hesitation, he swiftly drew the cross-shaped sword from his waist and charged directly at the terrifying ghost opposite him.

A flash of sword light streaked past, and the terrifying phantom in front of him was sliced ​​in two as if it were air, appearing to have no mass whatsoever.

But even after being cut in half, the terrifying ghost seemed completely unharmed, maintaining its previous form and slowly coalescing in the air.

"No, this isn't right!" Seeing this situation, Adir finally realized that something was wrong.

"Chip, detect my surroundings and transmit the scene around me directly into my mind!" he commanded the chip.

In an instant, the chip in his mind responded quickly to Adir, transmitting detailed information about the surroundings to his mind through his body's sensations.

The result of the transmission caused Adir's body to stiffen.

According to the chip's monitoring, there were no ghosts around him; he was the only living being in the empty room.

"Is it a hallucination?"

The thought flashed through Adir's mind, and then he heard the terrifying ghost in front of him let out a horrifying howl and pounce on him fiercely and violently.

"Damn it!" Adir dodged the attack with a quick movement, dodging the opponent's attacks in the small room.

Although it was now certain that it was an illusion, Adir dared not gamble with the consequences of dying in the illusion.

Ultimately, even if it's a hallucination, it's not impossible for someone to die, let alone in such a bizarre situation.

Although the terrifying ghost looks horrifying, it is actually not that fast compared to Adir.

As Adir hurriedly dodged the opponent's attacks, an extreme sense of unease grew stronger in his heart.

Tsk...

A soft footstep sound came from behind, attracting Adir's attention.

Adir turned around and looked behind him; the scene before him sent chills down his spine.

Behind him, in a small room, countless faces appeared out of nowhere, each one rotting and terrifying.

Seemingly sensing Adir's gaze, the ghosts' eyes gradually shifted, instantly focusing on Adir and revealing an extremely sinister smile to him.

Darkness enveloped him, and before Adir could think further, his consciousness suddenly ceased, and he plunged into profound darkness.

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"Where...am I?"

In the hazy darkness, Adir's consciousness gradually awakened.

Before me lay a dark space, shrouded in mist that concealed everything within.

In this darkness, Adir is the only light.

He radiated a clear light, his entire body was crystal clear, and he looked incredibly pure and transparent.

"Is this... the depths of my soul?"

As Adir awoke, a slight ripple spread through the surrounding space, a peculiar resonance that immediately made him understand the current situation.

(End of this chapter)