In the narrow passage, there was a beam of light in front of her and a figure appeared in front of her. He was holding her hand.
Reina looked up at that person's back. Suddenly, he stopped and a gentle voice entered her ears, "Goodbye, my last little disciple."
The moment he turned around, the dazzling light made Reina unable to open her eyes.
"Wait! Don't go! "
Reina woke up from her dream. She was covered in cold sweat and found a bonfire burning beside her.
"Little princess, you're awake. Are you alright?"
Mr. Ball appeared beside Reina while holding a piece of firewood that was even taller than itself.
Reina gasped for breath. She frowned and tried to recall the dream just now, wanting to remember that person's appearance.
But there seemed to be a force that was stopping her. Reina couldn't remember anything. Soon, she only knew that she had a dream that she couldn't remember no matter how hard she tried.
Her surroundings were still pitch black. That huge divine tree had already withered and fallen. This space had somehow quieted down without that terrifying sound. The light from the bonfire made Lena feel a lot warmer. Suddenly, she thought of something and hurriedly stood up, looking left and right in a circle.
But she didn't find anything. She said to Mr. Ball anxiously, "Where's that person? The person who was in the flower just now. "
Mr. Ball had just put the piece of wood in the bonfire when it turned around and said, "A person? Was there? I didn't see anyone. "
Strange? Could it also be a dream?
"That's not right. If it was a dream, how were those monsters chased away?"
Reina asked back.
Mr. Ball was stunned and said in confusion, "That was because little princess killed them yourself. Don't you remember? That incredible light. "
Hearing this, Reina was even more confused. She clearly remembered that a beautiful and incredible flying creature that seemed to have walked out of a myth or a fairy tale appeared in the flower of the giant tree.
That's right! The flower!
She looked up and then climbed up the huge tree trunk.
"Little princess? Where are you going? "
Mr. Ball was shocked and hurriedly asked.
Before Reina could reply, she came down again.
"You must be lying. How could this be?"
She found that the giant tree had long been broken into countless pieces of wood scattered on the ground. It would be difficult to find the flower.
Besides, she didn't think that Mr. Ball would lie to her.
What's going on?
Reina thought about it and suddenly thought of something. She opened her hand but found nothing.
"Did I lose it?"
She bent down and began to search.
That Flower Fairy definitely existed. If she believed so, then it was definitely not a dream.
"Little princess, what are you looking for?"
"I, I don't know either."
Reina said with a bitter expression.
At this moment, a small hand holding a seed appeared in front of Reina.
"Are you looking for this?"
Mr. Ball was holding a green seed.
Reina wasn't sure if it was a seed, but the shape was very similar to the peanuts she had eaten before.
Strange, how did she know about this food that didn't exist in the Kevlar Mountains?
This was another memory related to that person. Reina couldn't recall it no matter how hard she tried.
"Where did you pick it up?"
Reina took it and looked at it carefully. This seed wasn't ordinary. It emitted a fluorescent light.
"I didn't pick it up. It fell from my hand when you were unconscious."
Mr. Ball scratched his head and answered with some doubt.
Hearing this, Reina's eyes slowly widened. She said, "That was given to me by that Flower Fairy! This must be a special gift. Who knows, it might be able to grow some delicious fruit!! "
Mr. Ball was a little shocked, but his expression soon calmed down. He smiled without saying a word. That smile seemed a little bitter, as if he was hiding something from Reina.
Linnai calmed down and thought carefully. That's right, I'm trapped here. If I can't escape, then what's the point of proving the existence of that fairy?
But soon, this brief moment of calmness was shattered by anger.
Reina held the seed and took a step forward. She said angrily, "That damn Horn, he actually lied to me! When I get out, I'll definitely beat him up! No! Twice! "
"No! We have to hurry and find the exit and beat him up! "
With that, she rolled up her sleeves, grabbed a torch full of energy, and walked into the darkness.
Mr. Ball followed behind silently.
Gu ~ ~
It was impossible to sense the changes in time in the dark space. Until Reina felt tired and hungry, she returned to the bonfire. She couldn't find the exit no matter how hard she tried. The only possibility was the hole above her head.
But that hole was the same as the light that appeared in the innermost part of the door. She could see it, but she couldn't get close.
Reina used up all the energy of the flying crane, but she still couldn't reach it. She didn't even feel like she had gotten close.
"What should I do, Mr. Ball? Do you know how to leave?"
She sat in front of the bonfire and said, a little discouraged.
Mr. Ball was still holding a piece of wood. He was more silent than usual. He didn't even answer Reina's question.
"Mr. Ball?"
Reina asked again.
With a clatter, the wood in Mr. Ball's hand fell. He turned his back to Reina and said: "I'm sorry, little princess, I … I can't do anything. In the end, I still couldn't help you. "
Hearing that, Reina hurriedly smiled and said: "How could that be? Without Mr. Ball, I'll definitely suffer a lot. I might even die. It's okay, we'll definitely find a way out."
"Impossible! This is considered the lower realm! "
Mr. Ball said loudly. His voice was filled with sorrow.
"The lower realm?"
"Yeah … The lower realm can't break through the limit and go to the upper realm. This is the rule of the world. No one can break the natural law." Mr. Ball lowered his head and said.
Reina didn't understand what he meant. She just thought that it was two different places.
She smiled bitterly and encouraged: "Maybe there's more."
"Impossible! Absolutely impossible, I'm a spirit from the lower realm. Because of that … that! Cough cough! Cough cough cough!! Ah! Ugh! "
Saying that, the agitated Mr. Ball suddenly knelt on the ground and made a sound of pain.
Reina knew that this was a symptom that would appear when Mr. Ball forcefully talked about that person.
"Alright, no need to say anymore. I believe you."
The space became quiet again.
There was no sound around, only the crackling of the bonfire.
Mr. Ball kept picking up firewood from the surroundings. This was the only thing he could do for Reina.
Reina hugged her legs and sat in front of the bonfire. Although there was still water to drink and charcoal that burned forever, she didn't have food that she couldn't finish. In fact, she didn't have any food on her.
Her stomach growled. She didn't know how long it had been since she last ate.
Could it be that she was really going to starve to death here?
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