Main Text Volume Chapter 1449 Mandheira's Dream Journey

Mandhela looked around suspiciously.

The tall and gorgeous buildings, the streets with people coming and going, and the beautiful piano sound coming from nowhere... These strange scenes made Mandhela a little confused.

It was obvious that not long ago, she was locked in that tower that she could not get out of, so why did she appear here in the blink of an eye?

Suddenly, there was a burst of laughter from the front, and Mandhela faintly saw two children under ten years old chasing and playing.

The little girl in a red dress was chasing a little boy with some baby fat. He pretended to be stern and said: "Yada, you have already arrived at the Ocean Theater, and you have already heard the teacher's music. How dare you escape? If the teacher finds out, you will definitely be punished by copying the music!"

Yada turned his head, his smiling eyes turned into crescent moons, and while sticking out his tongue, he said in a milky voice: "I won't go! Just a little!"

After Ada finished speaking, he turned around and ran in the direction of Mandhela.

Like a slimy little kitten, without warning, it hit Mandhela full in the arms.

Mandhela frowned and subconsciously wanted to throw Ada out, but at this moment, Ada let out an "ouch".

The little milking sound made Mandhela's already strong arms relax a little. She stiffened for a moment, and instead of throwing Yada away, she allowed Yada to hit her. Ada was hit by a counter force. , fell to the ground.

While he was moaning in pain, Shanni had already appeared next to Ada, twisting Ada's ears: "Are you so brave now? You think the teacher loves you, and you just rely on it to show off your power? When you go back, I think you still dare to scare those talented people who come to..." the trial?

When Shanni was mid-sentence, she seemed to think of something and turned to look at the person who was hit by Ada.

She was about to apologize and take Ada to the Ocean Theater. But when she saw clearly the person Ada hit, her brows furrowed slightly.

"You...who are you? Why haven't I seen you before?" Shanni looked at the woman in confusion.

Nowadays, there are more and more people in Chuxin City, and Shanni may not be able to remember everyone's names. But she is very sensitive to appearance. Even if she cannot remember the names of certain people, she will have an impression as long as she meets them in Chuxin City.

But for the person in front of her, her memory database was completely empty.

With her long hair shawl and elegant face, she is from a noble family. However, there was a gloom hanging over her body, and this gloom made Shanni feel vaguely familiar.

With such a conspicuous appearance, Sunny would definitely be impressed if she had seen it.

"Is the eldest sister new here?" Ada also raised his head, covering his painful forehead, and asked in a sweet voice.

Mandhela was stared at by these two children, and she suddenly felt a little nervous. What do you mean by being new? Where is this place? She wanted to ask, but in the end she said nothing and turned around and ran to the other end of the street at a very fast speed.

Shanni and Ada looked at each other suspiciously, with the same meaning in their eyes: What is this person's condition?

"Are you going to... chase her?" Ada asked hesitantly.

Shanni glared at Ada angrily: "What are you chasing after? There are new arrivals during this time period. They must have been brought in by those few people. They probably have some special intentions. We don't need to worry about it. Someone will naturally deal with it." ”

If Angel were here, he would definitely give Sunny a nod of approval. Shanni's insight is indeed very good.

"Then what are we going to do now?" Ada muttered subconsciously.

Shanni laughed ferociously, twisted Ada's ears, and pulled him up: "The most important thing now, of course, is to take you to see Teacher Qiaoen!"

"No - want - ah -"

The tragic screams broke through the sky, lingered gracefully for countless times, and finally turned into heavy shackles, hitting poor Ada.

At the same time, in a dark alley, Mandhela also heard the scream.

It was so miserable. Could it be that something unexpected had happened... Countless terrible consequences flashed through her mind. Mandhela's eyes couldn't help but darken, and she walked to the entrance of the alley and looked out.

But he saw the little girl from before pinching the ear of the little boy named Yada and threatening: "If you scream again, go and learn the piano quickly!"

As he spoke, he dragged Ada into the Ocean Theater nearby.

Mandhela also noticed that the beautiful piano sound she heard before was coming from the Ocean Theater.

Mandhela breathed a sigh of relief unconsciously: "It turned out that I just went to learn the piano, and I thought something unexpected happened."

But after feeling relieved, Mandhela was suddenly stunned: Why should I worry about a little kid?

Not only did this question come to mind, but another question circled in my mind: Why should I run?

To the first question, Mandhela still couldn't sort out her somewhat confused thoughts; but to the second question, she had a vague answer in her mind.

When the girl asked her, Mandhela unconsciously wanted to respond with cynicism. This was a sign that she had been influenced by the undead in the past few years. But when she was about to speak, Ada's little milky voice appeared in her ears. She was stunned for a moment, and suddenly realized that she was not facing a group of undead full of negative energy, but two innocent children.

She couldn't control her tone, so she ran.

It's a ridiculous reason, but it's not an excuse. It's a subconscious reaction from Mandhela, who hasn't had any contact with outsiders for many years.

Even after she escaped, hiding in this dark alley was her subconscious reaction. The prosperous buildings outside and the people chatting and laughing were like walking light sources, so comfortable, so enviable... reflecting the darkness in her heart.

So, Manderhela hid in the dark alley and curled up in a corner, as if she could find her own comfort zone.

Manderhela leaned against the mottled wall and slumped on the dry ground, her eyes full of distraction.

What happened to her? Why did her mood suddenly become a little worried? Just because of the two children whose hair had not grown out?

Manderhela rubbed her temples, and with the comfortable pressure, Manderhela felt more comfortable. But in a blink of an eye, her pupils shrank slightly again, and her body trembled-

Why can I feel my body, why is it real?

Mandheila turned around suddenly and slapped the wall hard. The real "pa pa pa" sound, accompanied by the falling wall dust, made her look a little embarrassed.

"Why can't I pass through the wall?"

After a while, Mandheila looked at the gray sky absentmindedly, her heart full of confusion: where is this place?

Could it be that she was like the little girl in the cemetery well? Was she cast an illusion by those hateful wizards? Was she in an illusion?

But the illusion in the cemetery well was so fragile and easy to see through, but now she not only couldn't see through it, but she couldn't even judge where she was.

All the feelings seemed to be real, even the body was real.

Most importantly, she couldn't even feel her own soul energy, as if she had really become an ordinary person. No, she was indeed an ordinary person now, without any ability.

Mandheila sat in the corner, absent-minded for a long time, and her impetuous mind gradually calmed down.

She began to think carefully about what happened before she came to this prosperous city.

She remembered that she was locked in a tower where she couldn't get out. She was locked there for several days. There was nothing inside. The only place that could interact with the outside world was a glass window that couldn't be opened.

Through the glass window, Manderhela could see a green forest in the distance, which was completely different from the dark situation in the Black Castle.

She sat by the window and occasionally heard the cries of animals from the forest.

Near the tower was an open-air library. Bookshelves were randomly placed on the lawn, with a kind of staggered beauty.

No one came into the library until two hateful humans came in not long ago.

One of them was Angel.

Manderhela didn't remember what happened after that very clearly. She only remembered that she sat in a corner of the tower, silently, recalling the scenes before her death, hoping to let herself fall again through the tragic scene.

Even though her soul state made her feel very comfortable, there were no horrible whispers in her ears, no anxiety, and she felt relaxed and comfortable... But she didn't want to sink in this comfort, and her desire for revenge was not resolved at all.

But no matter how she recalled the feeling before death, she still couldn't fall.

When she was discouraged, she felt that there seemed to be changes around her. Soon after, she heard Angel's familiar voice: "Hatred and obsession are two towers built in your heart. You don't need to tear down these two towers, but why don't you try to make yourself live more easily?"

Mandhela remembered that she wanted to refute at the time: "Live more easily? I'm dead, I can't "live" easily. "

But before she could speak, Angel's voice came again: "Why not, dream... live. "

The elegant and comfortable whisper made Manderhela feel a slight tingling on her scalp. She couldn't even remember what place Angel was talking about: dream... what place?

Could it be that this was a dream? If it was a dream, she should be able to wake up, right?

Manderhela struggled for a long time, but she didn't feel that she was in a dream at all. It seemed that she was either trapped by a profound illusion, or Angel had thrown her into this strange city.

Manderhela closed her eyes and wondered what she should do next?

When she was trapped in the tower before, what she wanted most was to get out. But now that she was out, she was a little hesitant.

Unconsciously, Manderhela thought of Angel's words in her mind--

"Why don't you try and make your life easier?"

Manderhela shook her head violently. Angel was not a good person. He was also on the side of the Black Castle. Why should she listen to him!

After getting rid of the redundant thoughts, Manderhela had to face reality again.

Where should she go now?