What was the sky?
Every time Reina looked at the starry sky, she would think of this question. Now, she felt that she was at the edge of the sky and land, and in front of her was the endless sky.
She stretched out her hand and touched the darkness. Looking at the fireball that looked like a star, it would never come back.
Suddenly, Tyr grabbed her hand and stopped her from moving forward.
"We can't continue forward. It's dangerous."
Tyr was not a bad person. At least, Reina could not feel his malice, even if he locked her up.
"Where is this place?"
Reina asked seriously.
"Calderilla."
"I'm serious, this place."
"I don't understand what you mean … I've never left this place."
Tyr frowned, afraid that Reina would be angry.
He had been locked up here for a long time and did not know the outside world. This was his entire world.
Reina retracted her hand. She looked up at the sky that was as dark as the one in front of her.
"There must be a way out. We have to find that staircase."
"If there is, I won't stay here forever. I've searched every corner here, but I didn't find the staircase you mentioned."
Tyr did not seem to be lying.
But Reina would not give up.
"Let's go back and go to that street."
The two of them went back again. The dark border was ready to move, and only the town was bright.
It was as if they had gone from night to day. After approaching the town, Reina saw the scenery from night to dawn, to noon, and then to dusk.
It was dusk in the town, and soon it would turn dark and night.
The streets at dusk were even more yellow, and the scattered leaves made people miss home even more under the sunlight.
"It's gone, damn it! You should be able to get out of that cliff and the entrance! "
"I can't. I've never seen it. I swear to you, I'm not lying."
Tyr said anxiously. He had never been misunderstood, which was why he was so anxious.
"Your sudden appearance gave me a fright."
He added.
"What about Uncle Bear? Where did you lock him up? "
"I didn't, I didn't do that. He disappeared, just like you suddenly appeared."
Reina did not know whether to believe him or not, but she was very upset.
"Where are my things?"
She demanded.
Tyr was silent for a moment, but he still waved his hand and Reina's luggage suddenly appeared on the ground.
She immediately picked it up and checked it. This made Tyr a little sad, and he chose to look away.
"Where's my book? Where's my bow? "
Reina suddenly asked.
Tyr quickly turned his head.
"He's not here?"
"It's not here. I can give you the bow if you want, but the book is very important to me!"
"But I … I …"
Tyr didn't know how to explain. He didn't hide them. He should have returned all the luggage. Why did they disappear?
"That's impossible. They're all here. I put them all … Forget it. Come with me."
As soon as he finished speaking, Reina felt the world around her change drastically, just like the last time. This time she closed her eyes. She felt much better this way. When she opened her eyes, she was in a huge room. There were many things in a mess.
There were huge bookshelves, all kinds of human-shaped statues and puppets, clothes, portraits, and so on. Tyr was rummaging through these things.
Soon, Reina realized that this was Tyr's room.
"I didn't put them together. How could they disappear?"
Tyr muttered to himself anxiously as he rummaged through the things. He was very anxious and rummaged through the things.
Reina looked around this strange room. He was probably like a child, pulling all the things he liked into the room. These were all his toys.
She picked up a puppet on the ground. Its eyes were two buttons and there were two wings on its back.
Tyr was still rummaging through the cabinets. He couldn't find it.
"Don't look, they're not here."
Reina said to him.
"No, I put them all here."
"I know, but someone took them away."
"There's no one else here. Your companion … No, he's not here. He disappeared. He couldn't have come to my room."
"I'm not talking about him. I'm saying that there might be existences that you don't know about."
Reina thought about it. This incredible town had many secrets. Without the knowledge of that book, she could only make bold guesses. Perhaps this was a special space. She understood spatial magic and knew that there were many bubble spaces like this in reality. Some of them even had some rules that didn't conform to reality.
And these spaces could be ruled. As long as one had enough strength, some existence could occupy these spaces and become the ruler.
Tyr might be the ruler of this space. He could control this town, but he couldn't leave this space. Perhaps he had become a part of this space. Even so, there were ways to leave this space.
For some reason, Reina felt like she had experienced something similar before. That was why she could barely remain calm.
There were many ways to leave the Space, and she knew of three. The first was to be spat out by the Space, which was to be thrown out by the Ruler. If Tyr really was the Ruler, then he could send Linnai out. The second was to be stronger than the ruler. There were many prerequisites to directly jump out. One of them had to be proficient in spatial magic. Obviously, Reina didn't meet these requirements. She hadn't successfully used spatial magic a second time.
The third was to find the closest place between the bubble space and the real world and use magic to create a "bomb" to cause the bubble space to become compatible.
This was a gamble. If the space was very stable, then no amount of magic would be able to connect it to the real world. And after the connection, Reina didn't know where she would appear. She could return to her original place, or she could be in the middle of the vast ocean, or she could be on the crater of an erupting volcano.
But now there was only the third option.
If she was the ruler, she wouldn't let anyone get close to that place.
"Tyr, is there a place you've never been, or a place you don't want to go again after going there once?"
"What's wrong? Why are you looking for that kind of place? "
"This is our way of escaping. Hurry up and think about it."
Reina stood up. Tyr rubbed his chin in silence.
"There's a place I've been to. No, to be precise, I've never taken the initiative to go there."
"Where? Take me to see it. "
Tyr showed an awkward expression, as if he really didn't want to go to that place. He hesitated.
"Okay, come with me."
You've already exceeded your reading limit for today. If you want to read more, please log in.
Login
Select text and click 'Report' to let us know about any bad translation.
