Chapter 778 Gravel

It seemed too quiet around.

There were no more "lively" sounds, and it became a dull silence.

There was nothing except the subtle footsteps of Li Luo on the sand.

It seemed that he had suddenly stepped into the "void" of the sound, and everything around him became unknown.

The darkness seemed to be getting deeper and deeper, and it seemed that something was constantly shaking at the edge of Mo Ling's vision, like some kind of phantom, or like some timid animals.

"When did it fall in?"

Mo Ling was also a little confused. He thought he was cautious enough, but he was still defenseless.

The area change of Yongye was so sudden. He was walking in a safe area just now, and in a blink of an eye he stepped into another area, which would not give people any chance to react.

He stopped Li Luo and waited quietly in the same place. Now he didn't know what kind of area he had entered, so he couldn't act rashly.

"What's wrong?"

Li Luo's crisp voice sounded in the silent Yongye.

Mo Ling did not answer, but gently controlled the cube to shake. Li Luo also understood what he meant and became alert...

The surroundings became quieter and quieter. After Li Luo stopped moving forward, even the footsteps disappeared. He still could not hear anything. The wind stopped and it was extremely dull.

Not only that, the shadows at the edge of Mo Ling's vision also disappeared. On the huge sand, only one person and one cube were left.

Li Luo's breathing was a little rapid, as if the gradually stagnant airflow also affected her breathing.

"Huh?"

She seemed to suddenly feel something and reached forward to grab it.

She pinched it in her hand and felt it. It turned out to be - sand.

Why is there sand in front of her?

Li Luo's night vision device could not see clearly. The sand particles were too small to be displayed in this crudely made counterfeit product. She could only feel it with her hands.

She confirmed it several times again. It was indeed sand.

The sand seemed to come from the ground, but now it floated into the air.

But there was no wind, so how did the sand fly up?

Li Luo took out a mask and covered her mouth and nose to prevent the sand from entering her respiratory tract.

Mo Ling also noticed the sand, and he looked more carefully:

The sand flew up from the ground without any external force.

At first, it was the smaller particles, and then the larger particles also flew up and floated into the air, flying higher and higher until they flew out of Mo Ling's sight.

Li Luo took out a knife and shook it in front of her, but she didn't feel any force.

"It's not magnetic force either." She muttered in confusion, put the knife away, and checked the other things in her luggage.

Nothing was affected...

Except for the sand on the ground, everything was normal.

After the sand hit the block, it would not go around, but stuck on the metal surface, accumulating more and more. Mo Ling could only change his position from time to time to let the accumulated sand fly into the air.

This feeling is like...

"Gravity is reversed."

The sand is "falling" from the ground to the sky.

But why does this reverse gravity only affect the sand? Mo Ling was puzzled and could only watch the sand fly up to the sky one by one.

Could it be that something was collecting sand from above?

But until the end of his vision, Mo Ling did not see anything. The night sky was empty, and the sand did not know where it flew to.

He went underground and saw nothing. It was all thick sand. The gravel was trembling slightly, but it was pressed and could not fly up for the time being.

The sand on the surface was constantly flowing away, and Li Luo's feet became a relatively "high platform".

The sand under her feet was stepped on by her and could not fly up, while the sand in other places had already been lost a lot, and the ground was slowly getting lower.

But this could not last long. The sand under her feet would gradually roll over the edge of the shoes and float upwards. Li Luo's feet gradually became a "sharp column", making it impossible for her to stand firmly.

There was no way, so Li Luo had to jump into the sand pit beside her.

The ground height in this area was constantly decreasing. If this continued, they would keep falling down.

The sand gradually filled the surroundings. Li Luo stretched out her hand and could directly feel the sand flowing upward through her fingers.

Mo Ling's vision was also filled with sand. Countless gravel floated into the air, as if to fill the endless night sky.

The earth was being stripped by a strange force, and the loss was getting faster and faster. The gaps between the sand and soil were shaking wider and wider. The gravel seemed to be escaping, scrambling to get away from the ground and fly into the night sky.

The ground continued to sink, and the darkness slowly penetrated downward, eroding the original space of the earth and swallowing up the stripped gravel.

"What on earth happened?"

Mo Ling's mind was full of confusion. Even though he had turned into a dark form, he still couldn't understand the strange and unpredictable movements in the night. These changing areas could still bring him unknown fear.

Gravel streaked across the night sky, and this upward sandstorm was dragging them into an unknown area.

Li Luo and the cube stood in the center of this inverted storm, but they couldn't feel any air flow.

Everything was normal, only the gravity of the sand was "wrong".

They flew higher and higher, into the unknown night sky, and the sand collided with each other, making a strange friction sound.

The sand did not stick to Li Luo or the surface of the cube. Even the finest dust would not stay. They were eager to escape from the earth and did not want to stay for another second.

Mo Ling looked at the ground and suddenly had an idea:

"Are they escaping from something?"

What is there under the ground?

The sinking ground made Mo Ling feel deeply frightened. He was eager to escape from here with the sand. Hiding in the cube, his heart was beating violently and his blood vessels were stretching in panic. When those blood vessels extended to an "angle", Mo Ling heard some information.

"Escape."

It seemed like a group of tiny lives were transmitting warnings to each other.

"Escape quickly, fly somewhere else, don't be eaten."

Eat? Eaten by something? A creature?

Mo Ling continued to listen, and the information became clearer and clearer...

"Take your home and run away quickly. We must leave before the bad time zone comes."

"Give up the heavier sand and gravel. The key is to escape. The lighter the better."

"We have chosen the lighter sand and dust. Where should we escape to?"

"Go higher."

"How high?"

"The higher the better... The higher, the closer the time is. The lower, the farther away. The sand of time will sink spontaneously. The lower it goes, the higher the concentration. We cannot be eaten by the distant past or future."