You don't cast spells by the rules at all, do you?

According to the rules, the priest cannot call the police. No matter what he hears, even if it is a huge secret, he must keep it to himself and the Lord.

"So, Mr. Priest agrees with my idea?" asked the old man.

"Of course." Sean said seriously, "When your daughter is bullied, it's only natural for a father to stand up for her. I believe that even the Lord would make the same choice as you when faced with such a situation."

"So you don't have to think too much. As long as you remember that you are a father, you will always be on the side of justice." Sean said, "God will bless you."

"Go, seek justice for your daughter."

"I'm already there, Father," said the old man.

Sean was stunned.

"Didn't you just say you haven't yet?"

“No lesson does not mean no lesson.”

"I'm on my way to teach him a lesson right now."

The "old man" laughed hoarsely, raised his head, and his originally old face suddenly became blurred, like a rolling cloud, and then blown away by the wind, revealing Sopea's face.

Sean: “???!”

No kidding, he was really shocked.

Is this what Elviri said right away?

Is it too fast?

This was exactly the effect Sopea wanted, and he was very satisfied with Sean's reaction.

He said, an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.

At this time, Elviri, Kate and others were waiting outside the confessional.

One is to let those who are queuing up to pray go find other priests first, and the other is to keep an eye on Sopea to prevent this old guy from really attacking Sean.

On the other hand, they were also very curious about what Sean's previous identity was.

Sean was definitely not an unknown person in his previous life as he possessed such terrifying talent and potential after reincarnation. Maybe everyone knew him in the previous life.

Being friends in two lives is quite romantic to think about.

This word can be used not only for love, but also for friendship.

And in the confessional.

Sopea returned to her original appearance, and the "little girl" also revealed her true face.

It was Connie.

In order to give Sean a warning, Sopea spent a lot of money. The price of the witch potion is not cheap.

But he doesn't care.

As long as he could get back at Connie, he would be willing to spend not only two bottles of potion, but even a hundred bottles.

The puppy is the only real one in the "family of three". In order to distract Sean, people who are in shock or surprise are easier to hypnotize than usual.

So scaring Sean a little was just the beginning.

The real place where Connie found her place was in her dream.

Sean didn't understand the principles of hypnosis, and wanted to complain about how Sopea, at her age, acted like a child and liked to do this kind of thing, but before he could open his mouth, Sopea started to attack him.

Sopea looked straight at Sean, her eyes were deep and sharp, like a knife hidden in the night, piercing through the curtains and straight into Sean's eyes.

At this moment, Sean felt dizzy and the scene in front of him turned white, as if something had been activated.

When the white light gradually dimmed and the world regained its color, he had once again come to the place where Connie had brought him before—

Holkodu.

The only difference was that this time there were two people beside him.

Sean was amazed at the familiar streets and buildings around him.

"Are we... already in a dream?"

He hadn't slept yet and was still working. He had just had an argument with Elvira and was very alert. How could someone fall asleep in such a state?

"I told you before, my teacher is very good." Ke Ni was a little proud.

Sean praised sincerely: "You are worthy of being the dream master."

Sopea said calmly: "It's just so-so."

For a mere wizard of the second rank, it is easy for him to hypnotize someone into a dream.

Sean asked again from the bottom of his heart: "But why are we still in this life?"

Connie: “…”

Sopea: “…”

In this life?

He was so busy enjoying the praise from Connie and Sean that he hadn't carefully observed the dream. Now, after hearing what Sean said, he carefully looked at the surrounding environment and found...

It really is this life.

Sopea frowned.

"It shouldn't be."

Again, a mere rank-2 wizard, with his current rank and mental strength, it is impossible for him to make a mistake. He is sure that this is the deepest memory in Sean's heart.

"Is the timeline wrong?" This time it was Connie's turn to speak.

She believed that her teacher would not make a mistake.

Sopea didn't answer, but just looked at Sean deeply.

"I underestimated you."

Sean: "..."

He really wanted to say it was none of his business.

But it seems that this is indeed his business.

He didn't know how to explain it, because he didn't know what his dream was about.

The only thing that is certain is that he has no control over the dream.

No relevant thoughts came to my mind.

In fact, even if he wanted to control it, he might not be able to.

There is a phrase called "the cuckoo takes over the magpie's nest".

Although the owner of the dream has absolute control over the dream, the gap between him and Sopea is too big, especially in terms of dream control. If they want to fight for control, Sean may not win. It is likely that both sides will suffer losses and the dream will collapse. Sopea can easily use this "collapse" to deceive Sean and make him think that he has returned to reality, but in fact he has fallen into the second dream he constructed.

If this happens repeatedly several times, Sean may no longer be able to distinguish between reality and dreams, and will always doubt whether the world he lives in is real. This is commonly known as mental disorder, also known as madness.

But Sopea wouldn't do that.

It's not like he and Sean have any deep hatred. These are just methods to deal with the enemy. There's no need to just look for trouble.

The reason why Sean is underestimated is because he has already seen the problem.

It's not that the timeline is wrong as Connie said - on the contrary, the timeline must be correct, because this dream itself is constructed from Sean's deepest memories, and they must firmly believe this, otherwise, in an idealistic world like dreams, the more you doubt, the further you are from the truth.

"But if the time is right, why is there Holkodu?" Connie didn't understand.

She really didn't lie to Sean at that time. The era of Loremaster in her memory was not like this, and there was no Holkodu and Alola Grassland.

"Because it's an illusion." Sopea said meaningfully.

Since people in dreams can have normal five senses, it is natural that their five senses can be deceived.

Even he was unable to break through the illusion in the first place, which showed that Sean's soul defense left over from his previous life was still very strong.

Hundreds of years have passed, and he can still be deceived. It seems that Sean's strength in his previous life was even stronger than he imagined.

Not only is he at the tenth rank, but he is also one of the best among them.

Should be on the same level as him.

But alas, that is now a thing of the past.

Whether it is a dream or reality, there is always one rule:

When the ranks in the previous life are similar, what is compared is the rank in this life.

But in this life, he is much stronger than Sean.

This level of defense couldn't stop him at all.

While Sopea was taking action, Sean also discovered that a teacher is still a teacher after all, and is much more powerful than his apprentice.

He didn't see Sopea make any movements like Cony did, where she clasped her hands together and chanted a spell. With just a move of faith, the surrounding scenery began to change rapidly.

It was still from Holkodu to Alola Grassland, then to the city streets and rural villages, and finally stopped at the hospital.

Unlike the last time Connie entered her dream, this time they were outside the hospital.

Faced with the same scene, the three people had different moods and expressions.

Connie covered her face in shame, she really didn't want to relive her childhood again.

It was clearly the teacher who came into her dream this time, and she was just brought here to study, but "Sean" seemed to think she was easy to bully, and the scene that flashed by was actually her memory... Isn't this bullying!

Sean was lost in thought.

First of all, he didn't target Connie.

Secondly, he still felt that this hospital was unfamiliar.

Besides, isn't it said that it has nothing to do with the timeline? Then why do we need to go back?

Sopea seemed to see what he was thinking and said, "The best way to break an illusion is to break the illusion."

Literally breaking.

As Sopea expected, when this thought arose in his mind, the sky suddenly darkened, and the clouds that were originally scattered everywhere quickly gathered together, blocking the sunlight and forming a huge face that looked like Sean's, but covering the sky and the sun.

Seeing this scene again, Connie lowered her head in a hurry, not daring to look at Sean in the sky.

Sopea is the exact opposite.

"The one I'm looking for is you!"

He looked up at Sean, sneered, and rushed straight into the sky. A giant silhouette of light and shadow appeared behind him. He reached out his hands to Sean's face, as if he wanted to tear the clouds apart.

"Break it for me!"

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Chapter 66: Dreaming (Part )

Sopea's voice was loud.

It can be said to resound through the sky.

The shout of "Break it for me" made Sean's ears buzz.

I don’t know if the louder the sound, the greater the damage, but Sopea actually tore the clouds apart... no, it should be said that she tore apart the sky.

Sopea reached his hands into the clouds, tearing them outwards to the left and right. The giant figure behind him also made the same movement. The huge palms seemed to poke a hole in the sky, suddenly tearing apart the face of the clouds in the sky.

Sean felt pain just by looking at it and couldn't help but touch his face.

As the face cracked, the light of the whole world suddenly became brighter, as if the curtains of a dark room were opened to let in sunlight. Connie's little face, the shadows of the ground and the building all visibly moved up and dissipated, giving a feeling of seeing the sun after the clouds had cleared.

This is not over yet.

When Sean's "face" was torn off, Connie thought the illusion was broken, but when she looked closely, the streets were still the same streets and the buildings were still the same buildings.

They are still in Holkodu.

Until Sopea snorted again.

"Burn it up!"

He chanted a spell.