Fairy’s Box

boom! The metal plate on the sole of the foot suddenly shook, and the wall then rotated clockwise, slowly separated from the bottom, and rose into the sky.

What appeared in front of the two of them was a huge underground platform surrounded by diamond-shaped buildings of all sizes. Within sight, at least hundreds of researchers were busy working.

Several researchers with sunken eye sockets and seemingly lack of sleep walked quickly in front of them, and the tall man at the head asked respectfully, "Director Lloyd, is that him?"

"Well, go and prepare to start the rig." Lloyd pointed in the direction where the few people were leaving, tilted his chin, and motioned for Yale to follow.

"The rules are really strict." The knight followed the other party's instructions, followed a few people, and walked to the center of the platform together, where there was a giant crystal the size of a house.

"Before entering the Mistertin dream, there are a few things I must tell you. First, the dream is divided into three layers. From the first layer onward, the world is built according to your needs. Second, you have four months. time, food and water will be delivered to you on a regular basis. Finally, there is a very conscious world, with a certain degree of danger, and the gray area must not be entered.”

The tall researcher seemed to have extremely poor physical strength. After speaking in one breath, he was out of breath and almost unsteady. Yale did not dare to reach out to help him due to physical reasons.

"How can I identify the gray area?" the knight asked cautiously.

"It's filled with gray light, the scenery is blurry, and it's easy to distinguish. Just leave the rest to us. Please enter the crystal." He took out his handkerchief, wiped his sweat, and pointed to the huge crystal behind him.

"Enter?" Yale walked over to the crystal, turned around and glanced at the other person suspiciously, and after receiving confirmation, he reached out and slowly approached the surface of the crystal.

As soon as they touched it, a faint suction force came from the crystal, and the knight did not resist, and strode in.

"It turned out to be hollow." Yale observed the outside through the crystal, feeling like a bug sealed in amber.

Seeing that the black-haired knight was ready, Lloyd said to his assistant, "Prepare to start transmitting mana, and deliver it in a minute."

A dense stream of light instantly lingers on the crystal surface, gradually becoming brighter. The knight was inadvertently, almost blinded, and felt that the temperature around him continued to rise, and the weight of his body became lighter and lighter.

Soon, the brightness of the crystal gradually decreased, and after getting used to it for a while, he found himself falling again. Different from before, Yale can see the outside environment, which is an endless gray fog.

The surface of the crystal constantly heard the sound of being hit by heavy objects, and it vibrated slightly. Although he couldn't see anything, his intuition told him that there was something outside that he absolutely couldn't handle at this stage.

This is probably the so-called gray area... As expected of the ancient evil god, even the wreckage after death has such a strong power.

The knight waited silently for a while, counting his heartbeat, until he counted to the early 1000s, only to find that there was a little light from below.

Bang! The crystal seemed to hit some kind of invisible obstacle, the speed suddenly slowed down, the surface flashed with dazzling sparks, and the violent vibration began to slow down the speed of descent.

Yale, who was floating inside, breathed a sigh of relief. Fortunately, he was weightless inside. Otherwise, if he didn't ignite his grudge, he would be hurt to death just by touching and rubbing.

After about 30 seconds, he saw the earth that was approaching quickly, and the speed of the crystal changed from slow to fast.

In the deep pit, the crystal burst out the last light, spit out a figure, and completely dimmed.

Yale maintained his balance and landed safely. The moment the soles of his feet touched the ground... the exploding pain... made him lost for several minutes.

When he recovered, the knight began to look around. The so-called first-layer dream was a barren Gobi, with no creatures, no plants, and only a yellow death that seemed to last forever.

Just when he was worried about not being able to find the second layer of dreams, Lloyd's voice suddenly came from the sky: "Are Bernstein knight? Can you hear it?"

"I can hear it! I can hear it!" he responded quickly and loudly.

"Looks like the landing was successful." The man with glasses lowered his voice, and the sound of cheers from many people could be vaguely heard in the sky.

"Damn it, you are talking! I don't even know where the second floor is?"

"Don't be nervous, we saw it, you are at the border of the first floor, please don't look back and go east, just keep walking in the direction of the sun."

Lloyd paused, and his tone became serious: "Please pay attention, this is a very knowledgeable world, every second is subtly developing your potential, don't waste it! The second layer belongs to the world you set yourself, Defeat all enemies to get out, we will close the call because the mana cost is too high..."

The sound in the sky gradually disappeared, and the world returned to silence again. Yale sighed slightly in loss, and glanced at the crystal with nostalgia:

"It's really strong. After being tossed so much, there is not a single crack."

boom! His body suddenly ignited a grudge and rushed towards the direction of the sun like an arrow. On the silent Gobi Desert, the sound of dense footsteps rang out far, far away...

With the passage of time, the sun gradually went down, and the Gobi Desert fell into chaos. Behind the dunes hidden by the sunset, there was a faint blush.

"Huh...huh..." Yale panted heavily, took the fighting energy into his body, and used the pain on the ground to lift his spirits a little.

It was so quiet that he suffocated. Occasionally, a whirlwind rolled up a column of yellow sand, and there was an inexplicable atmosphere of loneliness.

"How long will it take to go..." He wiped off his sweat, and found that his stomach was uncomfortably hungry, and roared up to the sky: "What about the promised food and water? Where's the trust between people! God, you want to starve me to death!"

The sky was quiet, and there was no response for a long time.

The knight sat weakly on the gravel, and relied on rest to slowly recover his strength. He hummed an unknown ditty. Because it was really quiet and a little weird, he tried to make some noise by himself.

But the more he hummed, the quieter he felt, and he even felt that he couldn't stop, so he simply let go of his wild thoughts to break this torturous feeling of loneliness.

I don't know when the moon appeared in the sky, Yalei hummed it for an unknown number of times, and finally hummed the song into a wolf howl. With the silence of the Gobi, there was an indescribable strangeness.

The moonlight gradually sprinkled on him, and a corbel and tin kettle turned from empty to solid, lying on the ground quietly.

The knight rubbed his eyes and found that it was not a hallucination. His eyes suddenly turned green, he grabbed it abruptly and took a few bites, before swallowing it with water.

Just as Yale was feasting and enjoying the food, suddenly there was a gust of wind blowing over the sand and rocks, and a biting cold wind rolled over the sky and covering the sky.

"Ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss of a terrifying harshness came from the west. The knight turned around and looked, and suddenly swallowed the beef in two or three mouthfuls, stuffed his cheeks and almost exploded, holding the water bottle, and rushed out.

Behind him, the black sandstorm rushed over like a sea tide, the moonlight was covered without gaps, and there was only a chaos that seemed to devour the entire world.