Chapter 1361: Devoured by Time
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Chapter 1361 Devoured by Time
'Challengers just like us... each and every one of them.'
Sunny remained silent for a while, a complicated expression on his face. He was remembering the very beginning of the Nightmare, and the strange words the Spell had spoken...
[Thirteen million, seven hundred thousand, and seventy seven brave ones... welcome to the Nightmare!]
Back then, he had been understandably stunned and confused. There was no explanation for that number, considering that there were not even a million Awakened in the waking world. The start of the Nightmare had been abnormal in more than one way, though, and so he tentatively attributed these words to an error made by the Spell.
However, Sunny had never been truly convinced that the Spell was even capable of being mistaken. So, what if it had been correct? You can trace the roots of this content at n0v@lbin
He slowly exhaled. "They are."
Cassie turned her head slightly, confused. "How can it be?"
Sunny lingered for a few moments, then shrugged. "I'm not sure. But I know for a fact that the people of Twilight were challengers. It is because... we've met King Daeron, Nephis and I."
It was written in the description of the Crown of Twilight — "thus, the valiant king became a guide who guarded his people in their nightmares". That had been Daeron's entire plan, to enter the Tomb of Ariel so that a phantom of him would be conjured by the Spell to guide his people when they challenged the Nightmare. It had already seemed strange when Sunny first read the runes. However, back then, he had not met Ananke yet... and therefore, had not learned that there were no Nightmares in the ancient past of the Dream Realm. So where had the Serpent King and his people come from?
"You've... met the Serpent King?"
Cassie's voice trembled a little. out of nowhere just when they were needed... it was very much like the fairy tale of astonishing adventures that Ananke had told him. And yet, it was all true, of course.
"There is such a possibility. The inhabitants of Twilight can also be long dead. Lastly... there is also a possibility that we will find millions of powerful Awakened warriors, not abominations, when we reach Twilight."
He blinked. 'She's... right.'
Twilight could turn out to be a dire threat, but it could also be hiding an army of allies they sorely needed to destroy Verge and conquer the Nightmare. There was no point in guessing, either way. Sunny sighed. "We'll find out when we get there. And we do need to get there — we can't leave Kai behind. We also need Mordret and his power to take on Verge, and his knowledge to eliminate the Soul Stealer." He looked at Nephis, then at Cassie.
"...There are no objections, right?"
Nephis shook her head. "Our goal remains the same. Gather the cohort and eliminate the First Seeker... who is far downstream, in the city of Verge. Under the protection of the Six Plagues."
She frowned slightly. "Although... the task does seem too perilous. There has to be a way to accomplish it, or the Spell wouldn't have sent us here. So, we must be lacking some key piece of information or an important advantage, still. Twilight might very well be the place where that secret is hidden."
Sunny nodded. "So, we're in agreement then? Let's go fetch Effie and Jet first, then sail to Twilight to retrieve Kai and Mordret. When everyone is gathered and we had learned everything there is to learn, we'll attack Verge."
Cassie remained silent for a few moments, then said quietly:
"I agree. However, we must not forget one crucial detail."
Her beautiful face turned solemn.
"I doubt that the Six Plagues will just remain idle and allow us to gather forces. If they are truly the future versions of ourselves... they must already know what our next steps will be. It would be easy for them to try and stop us."
Sunny didn't even want to think about the paradoxical mess of having his future Defiled self hunting him down. However, he wasn't opposed to it. Imagining the vile, scarred face of the Mad Prince, he grinned darkly. "Let them come... I would love to meet the bastards, too."
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Chapter 1361 Devoured by Time
'Challengers just like us... each and every one of them.'
Sunny remained silent for a while, a complicated expression on his face. He was remembering the very beginning of the Nightmare, and the strange words the Spell had spoken...
[Thirteen million, seven hundred thousand, and seventy seven brave ones... welcome to the Nightmare!]
Back then, he had been understandably stunned and confused. There was no explanation for that number, considering that there were not even a million Awakened in the waking world. The start of the Nightmare had been abnormal in more than one way, though, and so he tentatively attributed these words to an error made by the Spell.
However, Sunny had never been truly convinced that the Spell was even capable of being mistaken. So, what if it had been correct? You can trace the roots of this content at n0v@lbin
He slowly exhaled. "They are."
Cassie turned her head slightly, confused. "How can it be?"
Sunny lingered for a few moments, then shrugged. "I'm not sure. But I know for a fact that the people of Twilight were challengers. It is because... we've met King Daeron, Nephis and I."
It was written in the description of the Crown of Twilight — "thus, the valiant king became a guide who guarded his people in their nightmares". That had been Daeron's entire plan, to enter the Tomb of Ariel so that a phantom of him would be conjured by the Spell to guide his people when they challenged the Nightmare. It had already seemed strange when Sunny first read the runes. However, back then, he had not met Ananke yet... and therefore, had not learned that there were no Nightmares in the ancient past of the Dream Realm. So where had the Serpent King and his people come from?
"You've... met the Serpent King?"
Cassie's voice trembled a little. out of nowhere just when they were needed... it was very much like the fairy tale of astonishing adventures that Ananke had told him. And yet, it was all true, of course.
"There is such a possibility. The inhabitants of Twilight can also be long dead. Lastly... there is also a possibility that we will find millions of powerful Awakened warriors, not abominations, when we reach Twilight."
He blinked. 'She's... right.'
Twilight could turn out to be a dire threat, but it could also be hiding an army of allies they sorely needed to destroy Verge and conquer the Nightmare. There was no point in guessing, either way. Sunny sighed. "We'll find out when we get there. And we do need to get there — we can't leave Kai behind. We also need Mordret and his power to take on Verge, and his knowledge to eliminate the Soul Stealer." He looked at Nephis, then at Cassie.
"...There are no objections, right?"
Nephis shook her head. "Our goal remains the same. Gather the cohort and eliminate the First Seeker... who is far downstream, in the city of Verge. Under the protection of the Six Plagues."
She frowned slightly. "Although... the task does seem too perilous. There has to be a way to accomplish it, or the Spell wouldn't have sent us here. So, we must be lacking some key piece of information or an important advantage, still. Twilight might very well be the place where that secret is hidden."
Sunny nodded. "So, we're in agreement then? Let's go fetch Effie and Jet first, then sail to Twilight to retrieve Kai and Mordret. When everyone is gathered and we had learned everything there is to learn, we'll attack Verge."
Cassie remained silent for a few moments, then said quietly:
"I agree. However, we must not forget one crucial detail."
Her beautiful face turned solemn.
"I doubt that the Six Plagues will just remain idle and allow us to gather forces. If they are truly the future versions of ourselves... they must already know what our next steps will be. It would be easy for them to try and stop us."
Sunny didn't even want to think about the paradoxical mess of having his future Defiled self hunting him down. However, he wasn't opposed to it. Imagining the vile, scarred face of the Mad Prince, he grinned darkly. "Let them come... I would love to meet the bastards, too."
Chapter 1361 Devoured by Time 'Challengers just like us... each and every one of them.' Sunny remained silent for a while, a complicated expression on his face. He was remembering the very beginning of the Nightmare, and the strange words the Spell had spoken... Thirteen million, seven hundred thousand, and seventy seven brave ones... welcome to the Nightmare! Back then, he had been understandably stunned and confused. There was no explanation for that number, considering that there were not even a million Awakened in the waking world. The start of the Nightmare had been abnormal in more than one way, though, and so he tentatively attributed these words to an error made by the Spell. However, Sunny had never been truly convinced that the Spell was even capable of being mistaken. So, what if it had been correct? You can trace the roots of this content at n0v@lbinHe slowly exhaled. "They are." Cassie turned her head slightly, confused. "How can it be?" Sunny lingered for a few moments, then shrugged. "I'm not sure. But I know for a fact that the people of Twilight were challengers. It is because... we've met King Daeron, Nephis and I." It was written in the description of the Crown of Twilight "thus, the valiant king became a guide who guarded his people in their nightmares". That had been Daeron's entire plan, to enter the Tomb of Ariel so that a phantom of him would be conjured by the Spell to guide his people when they challenged the Nightmare. It had already seemed strange when Sunny first read the runes. However, back then, he had not met Ananke yet... and therefore, had not learned that there were no Nightmares in the ancient past of the Dream Realm. So where had the Serpent King and his people come from? "You've... met the Serpent King?" Cassie's voice trembled a little. out of nowhere just when they were needed... it was very much like the fairy tale of astonishing adventures that Ananke had told him. And yet, it was all true, of course. "There is such a possibility. The inhabitants of Twilight can also be long dead. Lastly... there is also a possibility that we will find millions of powerful Awakened warriors, not abominations, when we reach Twilight." He blinked. 'She's... right.' Twilight could turn out to be a dire threat, but it could also be hiding an army of allies they sorely needed to destroy Verge and conquer the Nightmare. There was no point in guessing, either way. Sunny sighed. "We'll find out when we get there. And we do need to get there we can't leave Kai behind. We also need Mordret and his power to take on Verge, and his knowledge to eliminate the Soul Stealer." He looked at Nephis, then at Cassie. "...There are no objections, right?" Nephis shook her head. "Our goal remains the same. Gather the cohort and eliminate the First Seeker... who is far downstream, in the city of Verge. Under the protection of the Six Plagues." She frowned slightly. "Although... the task does seem too perilous. There has to be a way to accomplish it, or the Spell wouldn't have sent us here. So, we must be lacking some key piece of information or an important advantage, still. Twilight might very well be the place where that secret is hidden." Sunny nodded. "So, we're in agreement then? Let's go fetch Effie and Jet first, then sail to Twilight to retrieve Kai and Mordret. When everyone is gathered and we had learned everything there is to learn, we'll attack Verge." Cassie remained silent for a few moments, then said quietly: "I agree. However, we must not forget one crucial detail." Her beautiful face turned solemn. "I doubt that the Six Plagues will just remain idle and allow us to gather forces. If they are truly the future versions of ourselves... they must already know what our next steps will be. It would be easy for them to try and stop us." Sunny didn't even want to think about the paradoxical mess of having his future Defiled self hunting him down. However, he wasn't opposed to it. Imagining the vile, scarred face of the Mad Prince, he grinned darkly. "Let them come... I would love to meet the bastards, too."
