In the fog, as Teller closed his eyes and stepped into the door illuminated by the cyan light, the foggy vision in his brain suddenly changed dramatically!!
The step he took in his mind's vision was stretching infinitely into the distance at the moment, as if tearing his body apart. The distortion gave Teller a strange feeling of dizziness, which was several times more nauseating than at the training ground. The feeling of space expanding.
As if his thinking couldn't keep up with the situation he had never felt before, Teller stayed in place as if he had turned on bullet time.
Experience.
Watching.
Feeling it.
The elongated body was like rubber that had lost its elasticity, slowly moving towards the distance where his feet were. It was so slow that Teller could take a good look at his twisted body until he was so fascinated that he forgot about it. Breathe.
A slap hit him hard on the face, causing Teller's dull eyes to slowly regain their vitality at this moment, and the strange impression just now was also instantly revised, changing his weird memory, making his With a leap of thought, I accepted myself lying on the ground.
He shook his head slightly and looked in the direction of the door with some confusion, realizing that the step he had just taken had already made him fly dozens of meters away.
The blurred vision and hazy hearing still emphasized his nerves that had not yet recovered.
He shouted Vanderheyden's name loudly, and when he shook his head left and right to look for the figure, he found that Vanderheyden was beside him, looking at him speechlessly, and an elemental communication also penetrated into Teller's unconscious body at the same time. Mind.
"Deputy Captain Trail, actually we can keep a low profile and don't call my elegant name in such a high-profile manner."
But at this moment, Teller still didn't notice the ridicule in the elemental communication, but looked at the surrounding scenery in disbelief.
Once again, he fell into a sluggish state, as if his heart was stuffed into his brain, trying to break through Teller's eardrums.
For a moment, Terrell didn't know whether to grab his brain or his chest, and his breathing became heavy again.
The angle of view slowly moved downward as Vanderheiden lowered his head until it touched the ground.
But at this moment, Teller had no intention of closing his eyes and staring at that strange land. Even the fragrance of blood coming from beside him did not divert his attention at all.
Scarlet eyes were exposed in the gray grass, but it still didn't make his heart waver or even want to scream. It was just dull that something was blocked, and some cries were buried.
The scarlet fangs were accompanied by a human-like whisper, followed by a zombie-like lifeless gasp. Blood fell between its teeth, falling from Teller's unwavering eyes, dripping on the place that seemed to be howling. Called above the earth.
Blood bursts out!!!
A bright red rose rose up from the ground and penetrated directly through the squirrel's forehead. The bloody petals fell on the tip of Taylor's nose, and a familiar but unimpressive fragrance instantly rushed to Taylor's soul.
It passed through his soul again.
A sobbing voice sounded in his mind, and the sleeping voice was completely awakened
"Brother Teller, are we...going home?"
Little Hill's childish voice instantly penetrated Terrell's soul, making him understand where the strange feeling came from, and completely waking him up.
His dull pupils quickly trembled and returned to normal, and he instantly sensed the figures of countless rats around him and heard Vanderheiden's shouts
"Trel!! Attack its belly!! Quick!"
A gust of wind pressure came out. As he stood up, he repeled the rat beside him and looked in the direction of Vanderheiden's call!
Strengthen【Flexibility】
In the blink of an eye, time stretched out instantly, and the body of the giant rat monster was already standing in the strong wind controlled by Vanderheiden, struggling crazily, slowly twisting its body to disrupt his wind pressure, and pounced on his body.
The wind blade in Teller's hand instantly gathered together, and the elemental fluctuations intertwined with each other. The wind blade was quickly being woven into shape, and one hook of the fingers could directly grasp the real blade.
His determined eyes locked on the location of the huge rat monster's abdomen, and the flow of time quickly returned to normal.
Teller grabbed the wind blade in his hand, like a dancer with a huge blade, twisting his body and turning to accelerate, finally stepped on the ground with his foot, mobilized all the potential energy, and threw out his right hand crazily!
A gust of wind wanted to split the space, and the wind blade flew out as it rotated, instantly penetrating the body of the giant rat monster with blood.
The giant beast that was still struggling just a second ago let out a disgusting scream. The scream was mixed with the last cries of countless humans, animals and even weird ones!!
The next second, as Vanderheiden lifted the wind pressure, the giant rat monster fell directly to the ground.
But it gradually sank downwards and was slowly swallowed up by the strange soil, just like being trapped in a swamp, with nothing left.
After the Rat King fell, the other sly rats were frightened by the devouring scene and fled away like a tide.
At this moment, Xiao Hill's voice came again, a voice with a little hope
"Brother Teller, I feel the atmosphere of home."
Teller looked at everything in front of him, turned back and looked in the direction of the door, feeling helpless and not wanting to tell that white lie
"Maybe you just miss home too much, Xiao Hill. I'm sorry that this place is still within the academy."
After hearing Taylor's words, Little Hill's eyes remained unchanged but he suddenly pressed his chest, and his soul body twitched slightly.
Looking at the petite soul body that made people feel a little distressed, Teller's spirit body floated in front of her and knelt down and said softly
"It's okay, little Hill, don't worry. I promise you, I will definitely help you find your home."
But this move instantly lit up a beam of light in Hill's heart and awakened the fragment deep in his soul
"Where am I going? I'm afraid! Will I never find my way home again? It's so dark in there!"
A vague figure squatted down and touched her head and said softly
"Remember Hill, when you wake up again, your home will be in the south! As long as you keep going south, we will wait for you to come back."
And this fragmentary fragment was also shared in Teller's mind at the moment Xiao Hill remembered it.
And it instantly reminded him of the trivial memory on the Wheel of Fortune
"My great master, the south of the world..."
I remembered Hill’s initial situation again, as well as the land under my feet and Teller’s previous conjecture
"Could it be that that area was never a training forest created by the academy, but a real relic that was moved by the academy!"
Countless fragment links! A terrifying answer was born in Terrell's mind.
That is, this ruins comes from Hill’s hometown——South of the World!!
Vanderheiden looked at Teller, who was still a little dull, with a slight twitch in his face. When he was about to hit Teller's face with the cane, Teller instantly raised his hand to catch it.
Seeing that Terrell was back to normal, he was relieved. He was about to explain his intention in a joking tone but was interrupted by Terrell's question
"President Vanderheiden, have you ever known the South of the World?"
But this sudden question made the president frown slightly, and looked at Teller with some confusion and uneasiness. He didn't understand why he asked this question suddenly, and said suspiciously
"You don't need to know about the south of the world, because there is only an endless ocean."