Angel and demon did not expect this kind of reaction. They should have bent Evan to one side, light or darkness. Each person should have chosen one of these. But Evan didn't see it that way.
He was the strongest dark mage, not because he wanted to be a villain since childhood, but because the path he chose often intersected with the path of darkness and evil. Evan didn't follow the dark path but rather blazed his trail. He always acted only as he wanted to.
For the sa reason, Evan wasn't going to choose left or right. Angel and demon didn't interest him. In his mind, they weren't worth his attention.
Besides the light and dark door, there was another door in front of Evan. It was between the light and dark door. It was a gray door with a purple outline. Next to this door stood a silhouette with a long cane in a gray cloak. It was not clear whether it was a human angel or a demon. Nothing was visible under the gray cloak.
There was no creepy aura from this door like the dark one or a pleasant aura like the light one. But, Evan felt that this door was his choice.
"It reminds of sothing..." Mumbled Evan and headed for the gray door.
At that mont, he rembered a situation in which his Warp cleared. Back then, he died because demonic and divine energies had entered his body.
Then the three drops turned into a strange liquid and purified his Warp. Thanks to this, Evan was able to co back to life and beco stronger. Last ti he had chosen his way, now he was going to do the sa.
Click.
Evan opened the gray door and stepped inside.
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"Rid! Wake up." A woman's voice was heard.
"Now..." Mumbled a thirteen-year-old boy with short, red hair.
Rid pondered and headed for the kitchen.
His whole family was in the kitchen: his father, his mother, and his older sister. They were eating and talking rrily. Rid joined them with a smile on his face. But, sothing seed strange to him. He couldn't make out his family's faces, even after rubbing his eyes very hard.
Rid decided to ignore it. He sat down at the table and began to eat. Today's al was a well-cooked steak. Rid cut off a piece and ate it happily. The others had steak on their plate as well, but Rid felt strange when he saw sothing.
He watched a piece of at on his mother's fork turn into a cabbage leaf. It wasn't an illusion. He heard a distinct crunch.
"What's Rid?" His mother asked him.
"No, nothing, I just thought a piece of at turned into cabbage..." Mumbled Rid.
His older sister joined in the conversation, "Ahaha, Rid, didn't you get enough sleep? That's normal!"
She cut off a piece of at, and suddenly it turned into a fried piece of fish.
The sa thing happened with his father's food. What's more, when Rid looked at his steak, he saw pancakes drizzled with honey instead.
Rid thought and quickly caught up with his father.
Rid's father led him to the pond. Like everything else in this world, the pond was constantly changing. At one ti, the water was ordinary, and then a few seconds later, it would turn into lava. Moreover, even the craziest variations were possible such as burning ice, water composed of lightning, light ink, and so on.
Rid's father taught his son to fish and told him a variety of stories. In all the ti, they managed to catch three fish. They also changed from ti to ti. So got fatter and bigger, and others the other way around. One fish caught fire, and the other, on the contrary, was covered with a thick layer of ice.
By then, Rid was used to this world. Everything seed familiar to him. He enjoyed the walk ho with his father.
The sky was not unlike the rest of the things in this world in terms of stability. No sooner had Rid walked a hundred yards than the clear, blue sky changed to a night sky with a million bright stars. Then the fog appeared around him but then quickly disappeared.
There were a huge variety of phenona and anomalies going on in this world in a minute.
"What's going on? Rid run!" The man said loudly and sprinted toward the house.
Rid was frightened, he saw so dark monster approaching their house, and unlike anything else in this world, it would not change.
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