Behind the cliff.
The seven New Moon Warriors who had made up their minds stood side by side.
The scorching wind was still blowing, and what they saw in front of them was no different from the first time they saw it.
Compared to the dense forest and the faraway mountains, everything was quiet and depressing.
It felt like a lifeless world. It was so lonely that it felt surreal.
Instructor Thuja's footsteps were calm as he quietly walked in front of the young warriors and stood at the edge of the cliff.
The wind messed up his hair. He turned around and looked at the high-spirited young warriors. He removed the purple medal from his chest and held it between his fingers.
"You've really made up your mind, haven't you?"
This was not a question, but more like a sigh of emotion.
They had really made up their minds. The only question that lingered in the young warriors' hearts was where the First Reserved Camp was.
Was it hidden in the cliff? Or was it similar to the other reserved camps, stationed at the edge of the forest?
The answer would be revealed soon enough.
"You guys really remind me of the me from 20 years ago." Instructor Thuja turned around with a helpless smile that was mixed with the memories of his past.
As he spoke, Instructor Thuja suddenly took a step forward towards the edge of the empty cliff.
"Instructor!" Christina cried out in surprise. Vian covered her eyes, not daring to look at the scene.
Even the bolder boys could not hold back their shock and panic. Only Tang Ling managed to maintain his composure. He instinctively reached out to grab Instructor Thuja.
However, he could not catch up to Instructor Thuja, who was even stronger than a common Purple Moon Warrior.
Tang Ling missed his hand.
The cliff was more than a thousand meters tall. Even if a Purple Moon Warrior fell from it, he would …
That was the only thought in Tang Ling's mind at that moment, but he was stunned in the next moment. He even forgot to retract his hand.
Thuja did not fall off the cliff. Instead, he stood in the air without any support. His whole body was suspended in the air, and he stood there without any support.
It was against the laws of physics! That was the only thought in Tang Ling's muddled mind.
However, Instructor Thuja did not stop and continued forward.
One step, two steps …
It was as if there was a road stretching out under his feet, and not in the void.
Tang Ling and the others were rendered speechless.
Only then did they realize that they were in contact with a real, huge secret.
All they could do was watch without making a sound. They watched Thuja fly for almost ten meters in the air before he stopped and turned around.
"Because I wear it, I can see the real world at any time." Thuja pointed at his chest where he was wearing a purple badge. It was a badge unique to Purple Moon Warriors.
"Where is the First Reserved Camp? It's stationed in the real world, "Thuja said calmly.
However, the words that came out of his mouth left the youths dumbfounded.
What does the real world mean? Could it be that they did not exist in the real world?
However, Thuja did not have the intention to explain. He took the badge off his chest and held it between his fingers. "Now, I will use it. When it's activated, it will cover a small area, allowing people who stay in this small area to see the 'real world'. "
"Then hurry up." Orston's voice was a little shaky. Whether it was the fact that Thuja was standing in the void or the so-called 'real world', it strongly stimulated everyone. Orston was even more eager.
Who else was more curious than the youths? Who was more receptive to the subversive concept?
Thuja did not say anything else. He raised his hand and showed the badge that represented his identity as a Purple Moon Warrior. He pressed the purple moon on the badge with his thumb.
The badge shone with a faint purple glow.
Then, the light began to disperse, turning into thin purple threads that spread out in the sky.
"The real world only needs to pull back the curtain." Thuja put the badge away and pinned it back in front of his chest.
However, in the eyes of the youths, everything before their eyes started to change.
It was an unbelievable change.
The space behind the cliff started to tremble like a mottled wall. The old layer of the wall could not hold on any longer and started to fall off.
What should they say? The world breaking? Like a mirror shattering before their eyes? Pieces falling off one by one?
Only Tang Ling managed to maintain his composure. He remembered his dream and the feeling of it shattering at the very last moment.
Was it the same? No, it was not.
After the dream shattered, there was only nothingness. The shattered sky, the shattered mountains, and everything else started to reveal fragmented, mottled images!
The forest was filled with ruins, the sky was filled with billowing dust, and the vague shadows of giant creatures.
Following the appearance of the broken images, countless messy noises started to come.
As if someone suddenly switched on a radio in the old civilization, the noises came out of nowhere.
Overwhelmed by extreme shock and fear of the unknown, Tang Ling tried his best to distinguish the noises.
Beast's throat? Human's scream? A huge explosion? And … and …
Tang Ling widened his eyes because he heard the greedy whimpers of the zombies!
The zombies! Tang Ling clenched his fists tightly. Despite the pain and hatred, he could not stop the dizziness from spreading. He dared not believe it!
But everything was still changing, and it was even happening at an even faster speed.
The broken pieces of space fell off one by one as everything spread out faster and faster.
Finally, at a certain moment, it was as if an invisible hand had appeared in the sky and ripped apart the tattered curtain. The so-called real world had appeared!
Ruins. Huge ruins.
The first thing that entered Tang Ling's eyes was the billowing dust further away and the terrifying ruins.
Even so, time still had a sense of gentleness. Among the ruins, the traces of civilization could still be seen.
This must be the real traces of the old civilization, right?!
Now, it had been slowly eroded by this era, so on top of the lifeless ruins, all sorts of tenacious plants with sharp claws and fangs grew out, forming a thick forest that was the color of broken cement.
Wasn't this place supposed to be a faraway mountain?
However, that was not the scary part!
In the middle of the forest where the civilizations clashed, gigantic beasts were roaming around. How big were they? With such a long distance between them, even Tang Ling's Precise Instinct could not get an answer.
All he could see was that the beasts were much taller than the forest and every step they took caused the surroundings to tremble.
Due to the distance, Tang Ling could not tell what they looked like, but they were definitely not the familiar beasts that he was familiar with.
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