Even though they couldn't see the exact details due to the distance, they were still shocked by the sheer number of footsteps.
"It won't be easy to sneak into Dark Castle without alerting the undead creatures."
But that didn't mean it was impossible.
For example, Angor could use the "door model" or Sunders' Nightmare Stand-In to enter Dark Castle. However, no one knew what was going on inside Dark Castle. If the castle was peaceful and they used spells to sneak in, it would be tantamount to invading the castle unannounced.
"Let's deal with Bobota first. I'll see if I can get in touch with Dark Castle."
Angor nodded.
Flower Sparrow's graveyard wasn't far from Dark Castle. They could even reach the top of the hill from the graveyard.
When they arrived at the graveyard, they saw many undead creatures around them.
However, there were far fewer of them compared to Dark Castle. Using an illusion spell, Angor and Sunders made their way to the well inside the graveyard.
But before he stepped into the well, he frowned.
He saw some faint footprints near the well, which didn't seem to be the work of an undead creature.
Did someone go inside the well recently? Or did they just happen to pass by?
With that in mind, they reached the bottom of the well.
It was a dry well without any water vapor. The ground was extremely dry. Thus, the row of footprints was completely preserved.
"Someone came here," Angor said in a small voice.
"Not only did he come, but he also did something." Sunders looked into the dark tunnel as if he could already see what was going on down there.
A minute later, Angor looked at the illusion in silence.
Before leaving Dark Castle, Angor set up an illusion of a young girl's room for Flower Sparrow. He also left several magic crystals as energy to keep the illusion alive. At this moment, the illusory realm was still preserved without any damage, but … the innocent girl in the yellow dress had disappeared.
The footprints they found earlier also led to the outside of the illusion. It seemed to indicate that the disappearance of Hua Que Que had something to do with this footprint.
"This illusion is not bad." Sunders praised in a soft voice. "Using nightmare illusions, runes, and magic crystals as the energy source so that it can exist between reality and illusion. What a clever idea."
Sunders didn't comment much on the "pink" decorations in the illusion.
While Sunders was praising, Angor kept his eyes on the footprints on the ground, hoping to find some clues about where Flower Sparrow had left.
Since he had promised Bobota, he didn't want anything to go wrong at the last moment.
Besides, he liked Flower Sparrow too.
"The length and width of the footprints are not large. It should be a woman."
"The imprint is very heavy, and he can't control his body's strength? He should be an ordinary person, or rather, someone who has just entered the realm of talent? "
"The energy reaction has almost completely dissipated. We can only judge a vague time period based on objective conditions … Let me see. He's shorter than you by a head and has a small body. He appeared about two months ago." Sunders added. His eyes glowed as he used Delirium Break to find out the truth from the clues left behind by Sunders.
"Did someone from Dark Castle take Flower Sparrow away?" Angor guessed. Most people who came to the graveyard were Dark Castle's people who disposed of corpses. All the people in Dark Castle were women, and all the men in Dark Castle were outsiders, which fit the description of the scene.
"I don't think so," Sunders said as he shook his head. Sunders shook his head and pointed at the illusion. "Your illusion isn't destroyed, and the magic crystal isn't taken away. Which do you think is more valuable, a little girl's soul or a magic crystal? "
Apart from Flower Sparrow's identity, her soul might be more valuable than one or two magic crystals, but not by much. If someone wanted to take Flower Sparrow away, they wouldn't have left the magic crystals behind.
"You mean … Flower Sparrow wasn't taken away, professor?"
"That's true. But why don't you go inside the illusion? Maybe she left you a message? "Sunders pointed at the illusion.
Angor's eyes brightened up. He did create a pen and paper for Flower Sparrow to draw. Maybe she did leave a message?
With that in mind, he couldn't wait to enter the illusion.
When he pushed open the pink door, the chilling atmosphere was instantly replaced by warmth. Melodious music drifted into his ears. When he took a closer look, he saw that the music box on the table was spinning leisurely. The dancers in the ballet dress on the music box swayed and danced nonstop.
Thump, thump, thump!
A team of mahogany soldiers walked across the wooden floor while beating drums. The drumbeats were crisp and clear. They walked to Angor's side and circled around him as if they were welcoming their master home.
The bird doll floating on the pink bed also fluttered its wings and chirped.
Wind chimes were also ringing.
It was a beautiful girl's room filled with fantasy and fairy tales.
He was the one who came up with these illusions to amuse Sparrow. Looking at it now, the pink bubbles were actually quite shameful.
However, Angor didn't care about such trivial things. Instead, he looked at the fairy tale books on the table.
Each book was placed very neatly, and the order was reversed. It was clear that Hua Que Que often flipped through them.
Angor pulled out a thick booklet from under the pile of books.
On the surface of the booklet, there was a self-portrait in a childish style. There was also a row of somewhat immature words on it: Record Book.
In front of the booklet were two hand-drawn flowers.
Angor's eyes lit up. "Something!"
He flipped open Flower's Record excitedly and was stunned by what he saw.
The first page didn't have any words. There was only a picture of Flower Sparrow and a young man facing each other. The background of the picture was a dark underground cave.
The young man in the picture had blond hair and a pair of blue eyes.
He was not familiar with the painting, and could even be considered childish. But he still recognized the young man in the painting at first glance. It was himself.
Flower Sparrow recorded her first meeting with Angor in the form of a painting.
Angor turned several more pages, each of which showed Flower Sparrow and himself. Flower Sparrow used her immature drawing skills to record everything that happened after she met Angor.
When he reached the tenth page, Angor finally disappeared from the picture.
Angor was replaced by a young girl who was holding a piece of roasted meat in her hand. Flower Sparrow's drawing was very delicate. Even the honey flowing out of the meat was clearly shown.
"She looks familiar." Sunders stared at the girl and thought of a name.
Angor considered. "She must be Lady Greya. Or rather, the original owner of the body Lady Greya took over."
The reason why he met Flower Sparrow was because of the Soul Orb in the woman's hand. According to Flower Sparrow, the orb was given to her by Greya.
Later, Angor learned that it was the original owner of Greya's body who gave the orb to Flower Sparrow. Back then, Greya's consciousness was still in a dormant state. However, when Greya was asleep, the original owner of Greya's body would regain control.
Angor turned several more pages and saw Greya talking to Flower Sparrow.
When Greya disappeared into the picture, Angor finally saw the words again.
[Kitten has meowed for almost two hundred times. I miss big brother and big sister so much … Big sister asked me to call her big sister. Why? ]
The "big brother" and "big sister" referred to Angor and Greya respectively.
As for "meowing for a hundred times", Angor looked at a clock on the wall. The hour hand on the clock was still moving. At the same time, through the transparent glass, he could see a sleeping kitten in the small compartment behind the clock.
The kitten would meow every morning. According to Flower Sparrow's book, the kitten meowed for two hundred times, which meant that half a year had passed.
Flower Sparrow did not record anything during this time, which meant this book wasn't a diary. She used it to record things that were important to her.
With that thought in mind, he continued reading the book.
Again, there were several pages that recorded the passage of time.
However, when he reached the thirtieth page, he saw another drawing.
A strange figure appeared in the drawing.
It was a faceless person. Or rather, Flower Sparrow seemed to be dissatisfied with the drawing, so she used a tool to alter the drawing. In the end, a faceless figure was revealed.
The figure was standing outside the illusion, while Flower Sparrow hid in a corner inside the illusion.
The drawing was messy, but it still showed Flower Sparrow's fear.
In the next few pages, the faceless figure appeared. However, he did not enter the illusion. Every time he came, Flower Sparrow would hide in a corner.
He could already picture a terrifying being coming to the bottom of the well and whispering something while Sparrow shivered in fear. She only felt safe when she curled up in a corner.
The strange figure appeared in more than ten pages.
The rest of the drawings disappeared and became Flower Sparrow's record again.
"Who is that?" Angor frowned. He did not do anything to Flower Sparrow, but why did she look so scared every time she saw him?
Angor suppressed his curiosity and kept reading. Flower Sparrow still did not record why she left the illusion. Or … did that strange figure take Flower Sparrow away?
With this question in mind, Angor turned to another page.
Angor's eyes widened in surprise when he saw the image.
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