In order to become a Heroic Spirit, I had no choice but to cause trouble in history.

"This is... the truth lies at the end of the road." Red-Eyed stood with one foot on the road, staring expressionlessly at Miya. "What, afraid to come?"

Kimia gritted her teeth: "What's there to be afraid of?"

As he spoke, he stepped onto the road and walked ahead of the red-eyed man.

A faint smile appeared on his red-eyed face.

The two Kimiyas walked one after the other on the road, and the surrounding scenery became clearer and clearer, no longer the chaotic image in their minds.

The road was long and tedious, and Jimia wondered, "What is at the end of this road?"

"The truth, or rather... the reality, the reality you want." His red-eyed face seemed to never waver, always remaining calm.

I really don't understand why such a calm personality can become so violent when controlling the body...

Kimia didn't say anything more, she just kept walking.

A scene appeared on both sides of the road, that was...

Memories of Miya's past.

Memories of the tribe from the past.

Only indifference and painful memories remain.

With her lips pursed, Miya quickened her pace.

Red-eyed looked at Miya from behind and sighed.

The two Jimias finally reached the end of the road.

Kimia was stunned.

"Is this the truth you wanted... Are you satisfied now?" A red-eyed voice rang out behind Miya, tinged with sarcasm.

Kimia trembled and slumped to the ground.

Black and purple—like chaos, turning into mist, swirling around that figure.

Crimson chains were wrapped around his limbs, immobilizing him.

That's a person.

Tall, handsome, and incredibly muscular.

That is—Kimiya.

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Chapter 506 Nightmare?

The girl, Kimiya, had her brows furrowed and her eyes tightly closed, unconsciously bound at the end of the road.

"This, this is..."

"The real...Kimiya." Red-eyed Kumiya finished speaking and walked up to Kumiya, who was shrouded in chaos and exuded a terrifying aura of madness. "She is also...the origin of you and me."

"—" A feeling of suffocation came over her. She felt her heart being squeezed tightly, and even blinking became an extremely difficult thing.

The bound Miya slowly opened her eyes.

It wasn't red eyes, but deep purple eyes that were filled with rage, malice, and demonic power, as if they wanted to destroy everything.

He didn't speak, but just looked at the two Kimiyas, one standing and one sitting, standing in front of him.

With a calm expression, the red-eyed figure stood before the chaotic Kiyomiya, blocking his view.

"Continue to sleep." Crimson pupils stared straight at the seemingly chaotic purple. "Don't wake up."

"Aaaaaaahh ...

Kimia suddenly sat up.

Ugh?

Jimia sat on his shelf, sweating profusely.

"...Nightmare...?"

......

forest.

Kimia ran in a daze.

"Kimiya...Kimiya!"

"Huh? Ah? What's wrong?" Kimia replied in a flustered manner.

"Are you alright?" Luslan looked at Kimia in the distance with a strange expression.

Ou Shen stood there holding the board, his eyes filled with worry as he looked at Jimia.

"Are you alright? You seemed restless this morning." Ou Shen walked over, taking the fish blood jar from Jimia's backpack as he asked with some concern.

"...It's nothing, I just had a nightmare last night."

"You have nightmares too? Are you scared?" Luslan teased. "You're tall but timid."

Kimia remained silent, somewhat disappointed, without saying a word.

"...Tell me what you dreamed about?" Luslan realized something was wrong, turned Miya around, and looked up at her seriously.

“I can’t remember.” Kiyomiya sighed. “But I know… it was terrifying, and it’s related to me.”

Ou Shen stroked his chin, deep in thought.

It's probably... related to that red-eyed guy.

Luslan patted Jimia on the shoulder: "Don't overthink it, you'll forget about it after a good night's sleep."

"If it really doesn't work out, let's call it a day." Ou Shen smiled and dripped a drop of fish blood onto the ground.

“Hmm.” Ruslan nodded.

"Huh? No need... thank you." Kiyomiya wanted to refuse, but she stopped herself halfway through and gave a wry smile.

"No need to thank me, we're all brothers." Ou Shen stuffed the can back into the package and looked towards the return journey.

Kimia nodded, somewhat moved, and patted her face.

Forget about those troubling things. At least I have Ocean and Ruslan by my side now, don't I?

......

The next day, after regrouping, Jimia and Ocean, along with Luslan, continued their journey into the jungle to draw maps.

Once the outline is in place, drawing the interior becomes much easier.

In half a month, the three of them filled in all the blank spaces except for the two locations occupied by monsters.

The remaining task, naturally, is the next step in the plan—eliminating the monsters.

The four corners of the giant map were tied to tree branches and hung up for everyone to see.

A group of people surrounded the map drawn by Ou Shen and others, marveling at it.

"I never imagined in my entire life that I would one day see the shape of an island," Ursula said, looking at the map with a touch of awe.

“Yes, who isn’t?” Visanusak, leaning on his cane, also stood in the crowd.

“This step requires your assistance, Uncle Liliana, and it would be best if all the men in the tribe worked together.” Oshin stood under the map and said to Doris and Liliana with a serious expression. “Although the three of us—Jimia, Luslan, and I—are strong, we are ultimately too weak.”

“I understand. Tell me your thoughts.” Liliana nodded.

“A single red dot on the map represents a solitary magical beast, while a red cross represents a group of magical beasts appearing.” Oshin looked up at the map, and the dense array of red crosses and dots made Lillian feel a little uneasy.

"It's actually just a visual effect. Doris Island is very large, and the monsters aren't actually as densely distributed as they appear," Oshin added.

"My idea is that the powerful solitary demons should be handled by me, Jimia, and Luslan, while the remaining hordes of weak demons can be dealt with by Uncle Liliana and the others. What do you think?"

"...What about the position?" Liliana nodded.

“Start dealing with the southwest, and deal with the north and northeast last.” Ou Shen narrowed his eyes, looking at the two largest red dots on the map.

“Alright, let’s begin tomorrow.” Lilia was a decisive person. “Is that alright, Chieftain?”

"Be sure to be careful." Doris looked at her son. "Although the three of you are powerful, never underestimate magical beasts."

"Don't worry, Mom. If we encounter anything we can't beat, I'll just take Luslan and Jimia and run towards the beach." Oshen smiled confidently, patting his biceps. "Besides, I'm strong enough to kill a bear with one punch now!"

Liliana laughed heartily: "Oshin is right, it looks like the tribe will definitely not lack monster meat for a while!"

The eyes of all the tribesmen shone.

Warcraft meat is delicious! And it really does make you stronger and healthier!

"Oh oh oh!!!" Ou Shen shouted, raising his arms with great momentum!

"Oh oh oh!!!" Doris looked at her son and shouted in unison.

Liliana, Ruslan, Jimia, Kola...

The entire Doris tribe was shouting.

The sound was powerful and resounded through the sky.

"How lively!" A deity sitting on a cloud seemed to be encouraged as well, smiling.

That's human nature—always warm and full of emotions.

Unlike gods, it was something colder than ice.

Doris shouted as she looked at her son beside her.

What a guy I'm so proud of.

The tribe was already up and running before dawn the next day.

Doris held an early morning meeting, mobilizing everyone in the Doris tribe to bring out all the tools they had prepared in advance.

Such a large-scale monster hunt would yield a considerable amount of meat, which would certainly not be consumed in a short time. Therefore, it would be necessary to process this meat into meat products that can be stored for a longer period of time.

Men and women, the elderly and children alike, all sprang into action under Doris's command.

Ocean and his two companions, along with Liliana's expanded hunting party, entered the jungle.