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The blue mist was so thick that one couldn't see their own fingers.

The moment Blood瞳 entered, he felt a darkness before his eyes, as if all his senses and perceptions had been instantly lost. However, it wasn't that he had been deprived of his senses, but rather that all his perceptions had been suppressed to an extremely small range, instantly turning him from a powerful cosmic warrior into an ordinary person.

This situation was extremely unfavorable, giving Blood瞳 a feeling of losing control. Even his resilient heart faltered for a moment before returning to normal.

Looking around again, he saw that his companions were in the same state.

Everyone wore a surprised expression, their senses limited to that of ordinary people. The distance they could see was no more than a hundred meters, and their hearing was limited to the immediate surroundings. Their mental senses were completely suppressed by a mysterious force, unable to even leave their bodies. Among all their senses, only their extrasensory intuition was still functioning, and everyone was on alert.

“Oh, it looks like we're in for some trouble.” Robbie whistled. “The area here is vast, and our senses are suppressed, making exploration difficult. The only good news is that we can still communicate with each other, and the environment here isn't harmful to our survival. We're pretty much like ordinary people now, so let's hope no monsters show up shouting about eating us, that would be as ridiculous as a movie.”

“Oh… Brother Robbie, please don't say any more, you always jinx things. We're already in a bad enough situation, we don't want things to get worse,” Little Bo希 complained, struggling to fly over with Mi Ya and hugging Blood瞳's arms tightly.

“Besides, it's not all bad, is it? At least we're still with Brother Blood瞳.”

“Of course, my dear little angels, your standards are really low.” Robbie shrugged and stopped talking.

In fact, their situation wasn't that difficult, it was just that their senses were suppressed, and their strength as cosmic warriors remained. So the only question was time.

How much time would they need to search this boundless blue mist vortex?

Before the First Prince 邪 completed his ascension and discovered them?

Robbie didn't know, but he knew that time would definitely not be long. Not to mention the holy light aura protecting them at the moment.

Exploring this vortex was simply an impossible task.

“Don't be so discouraged, my friend, maybe we're all wrong.” Just then, Blood瞳's voice suddenly rang out beside Robbie, as he looked down at something at his feet.

“Maybe, we don't even need to explore, the truth… will come to us.”

“What are you saying? Oh, Blood瞳. We're not favored by the god of luck, and even trashy novels wouldn't write such a cliché plot, oh, wait, let me see, that's… what is that?” Robbie followed Blood瞳's gaze and suddenly froze.

In the blue mist, a white, glowing object slowly floated, emitting a sacred aura.

Utterly pure…

Utterly sacred…

“An angel's… feather?”

Robbie said in surprise, reaching out to pick up the object and examining it closely.

That's right. It was indeed an angel's feather, and its aura seemed to originate from the same source as his constructed Gate to Heaven. Especially on this feather, there were even traces of faith. But… but the problem is…

Angels aren't real…

They are a product of religion. A construct, an illusion. But why here, why here would there be…

Robbie's gaze continued to extend into the distance, and his entire being froze.

In the blue mist not far away, another object floated over. It also emitted a sacred aura… and also violated Robbie's worldview. It also didn't belong to reality.

An angel… or rather, half an angel.

She only had her upper body and half a wing. Her face was that of a blonde woman, but her chest was neatly severed, revealing a bizarre crystalline structure inside. Countless crystalline veins extended within her chest, like a spider web. She was already dead, or perhaps she had never been alive, but at least she had left her mark here.

Robbie was stunned, almost muttering in a dream. “This… this is impossible…”

“Nothing is impossible. When everything is presented before your eyes, either we find the truth, or we believe it is the truth.”

Blood瞳 patted Robbie on the shoulder, but his face showed no surprise. “Guys, don't forget that this isn't reality, but a mental space.”

“If fantasy is also a part of reality, then why can't angels be real?”

“…………” Robbie didn't speak, just stared blankly at the half angel before him, his eyes flickering. The scene before him was too absurd, exceeding his ability to bear it. As a priest, he certainly believed in faith, but… it shouldn't be a living object.

Faith is a creation of the heart, a spiritual sustenance for life. But why…

“Sometimes I wonder, what is the universe?” Just then, Blood瞳's voice rang out again, seemingly talking to himself, yet also pondering.

“Is it everything we see, or everything we perceive?”

“Is it matter, is it reality, or is it illusion?”

“There is no answer.” Blood瞳 walked up to the angel and poked her with his finger. “It's made to look so real.”

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“Made?” Robbie noticed Blood瞳's choice of words and suddenly woke up a bit.

“Maybe it's made, maybe it's real, but what does it matter?” Blood瞳 replied. “In the technology and understanding of most civilizations, the universe is space, matter, phenomena, and even the collection of these. But I wonder if they have ever thought about whether they understand it this way because they can only perceive these things? If they could perceive more, would the definition of the universe be broader?”

“The wisdom of life is narrow, and imagination is not infinite…”

“If we were bolder, more absurd, maybe… we could see more. Like now…”

“Angels are products of faith, but Robbie, what is the root of faith?”

“Is it hope? Is it expectation?”

“Ultimately, it's all intention, the power of thought. If this power is also a part of the universe, then everything you see will be explained.”

With that, Blood瞳 waved his finger and sent the angel flying far away. “Let's move on, I have a feeling we might see more.”

“More of what?” Robbie asked somewhat confused.

“More… truth…” Blood瞳 replied, then flew towards the depths of the blue mist.

Behind him, all his companions looked at each other, unable to understand Blood瞳's words for a long time. But after their initial surprise, they quickly followed Blood瞳.

While flying, Robbie asked.

“Blood瞳, I feel like you've changed a lot?”

“I haven't changed, I've just found some things back.”

“Why do I feel like you're very familiar with this place? You seem to know what will appear here from the beginning… not surprised at all.”

“I don't know,” Blood瞳 replied, looking back at Robbie. “Sorry, Robbie, I really don't know, but you're right about one thing, this place does feel somewhat familiar to me.”

“It's as if I've been here before, or rather, a part of me has been here before.”(To be continued…)