This Text Adventure Game is definitely poisonous Chapter 1655: 707: The Irreplaceable Position2

Chapter 1655: Chapter 707: The Irreplaceable Position_2

The Fairy Queen nodded and looked at Mu You, contemplating: “However, your goal is to digest the Divine Bone, which requires staying inside for far more than five hundred years…”

“How long is needed?” Vivian asked with a frown.

“Ten tis… at least!” the Queen said.

“Ten tis? That’s impossible!” Vivian exclaid in shock, imdiately shaking her head: “No one can accomplish that!”

“I know it’s difficult, but this is his inevitable path.” The Queen spread her hands.

“Why can’t it be done?” Mu You looked at Vivian curiously.

Ten tis five hundred years, five thousand years.

If it’s just about staying inside for five thousand years, it doesn’t seem that hard. Previously, when he was confronting that Chaotic Avatar in the Tower of Order, he spent ten thousand years in the crevice of ti to comprehend the Law of Order before he learned enough to counterattack and kill that avatar.

Vivian, however, looked at him gravely and shook her head: “You don’t understand, this is not the sa as your usual ti regression.”

“How is it different?”

“The Ti Cage is called a cage because it’s oppressive inside. You can’t manifest any power system; you’ll revert to an ordinary state. Moreover, because it’s the Dead Zone, your physical condition is locked. You won’t get sick, nor die. No matter how much you train and exercise, your body won’t improve even the slightest.”

“Also, because the scene is constructed around you, nothing beyond your perception at that ti will appear. For instance, books you’ve never actually read, you’ll only see a cover, and inside will be blank when you open them.”

“This is the biggest difference between the Ti Cage and your usual ti regressions. You don’t feel much because you always have a fixed target to pursue, and every regression is aningful to you.

But inside the Ti Cage, you can’t do anything aningful. The only thing you can do is daze and go mad.”

“Feelings of loneliness, decadence, emptiness, madness… these negative feelings will quickly engulf you and grow stronger over ti.”

“After a period, you’ll desperately want to escape the cage, to return to the normal world. When your inner desire to leave reaches a certain level and you can’t stay sane, your training in the Ti Cage will be deed a failure.” Vivian explained gravely, seeming to recall her harrowing experience in the Ti Cage, which still left her with lingering fear.

“If the training fails… what happens? Will you return to the real world?” Little Ya asked cautiously.

Vivian shook her head, looking at Mu You: “You’ll be pulled deeper into the void of ti, becoming nothingness, and in reality, your existence will be directly erased. No one will rember you, and every trace of your existence will be obliterated from the root.”

“Ah…”

Little Ya gasped, covering her mouth. No one rembers, even being erased from existence; it’s worse than death…

After listening to Vivian’s explanation, Mu You pondered for a mont, then nodded and got up: “I understand… I’m ready.”

“Wait!” Vivian suddenly spoke.

“Vivian, you understand, I have to go,” Mu You looked at Vivian, thinking she wanted to stop him.

“No, what I an is, you can’t go in alone.” Vivian shook her head: “Going through the Ti Cage alone is impossible. Find soone to accompany you. With two people, you can stay inside for a much more extended period.”

Mu You was taken aback: “Can more people enter together?”

“The challenger can bring people into the cage, and you can safely send anyone you bring out at any ti… But each additional person adds extra burden to the Heart of Ti, so you can only bring one person.” The Fairy Queen said.

It was only then that Mu You realized. No wonder the Fairy Queen said she had reserved ‘two spots’ for him, implying he was allowed to bring soone along…

“Who did you team up with back then…” Mu You looked at Vivian, curious about who she partnered with back then.

“I went in with Forest Spirit…”

Vivian sighed: “We maintained our sanity in the cage by discussing Black Magic. Without magic power, everything had to be imagined purely in our minds. This discussion was extrely tedious, and we forced ourselves to discuss it repeatedly… When we were about to go mad, we finally endured five hundred years…

Without Forest Spirit accompanying back then, I might not have lasted even fifty years…”

Mu You sighed in relief after hearing this. Bringing soone in seed to reduce the difficulty sowhat.

Now the question is: who should he take in?

Vivian, who has experienced the cage once, would undoubtedly be the best choice.

Mu You instinctively looked at the crow, but Vivian shook her head: “I’d love to help you, but unfortunately, I can’t.”

“Why?”

“There are conditions for those who follow you in; they must already exist in that scene. After entering, you need to find this person in the scene and touch them to bring them out of the Dead Zone state.” The Fairy Queen explained.

“Soone already existing…”

Mu You paused. The scene he was entering would most likely be a random ti on Earth in the past twenty years or so.

This scene naturally wouldn’t have Vivian, let alone the three avatars, Mian Mian, Mu Lan, or Cola.

The only ones eting the criteria would be Earth’s natives and those close to his age, at least alive at that ti and standing on Earth.

Fortunately, people eting these two conditions were present here.

Mu You and Vivian simultaneously turned around, looking at the two people behind them.

Little Ya and Lin Xue both t the criteria, and all three were from City K. For most past tis, their positions wouldn’t be far from each other, making it easy enough to find them in the scene.

Lin Xue and Little Ya were both startled.

Lin Xue quickly understood the implication, while Little Ya took a few seconds to grasp the rule: the ones present who could accompany Mu You were just the two of them…

“Ah…”

Little Ya blushed suddenly.

The risk of entering the Ti Cage was sothing she didn’t quite understand or care about. The only thing she clearly realized was she needed to accompany Mu You and stay there for more than five thousand years.

Just her and Mu You, five thousand years, alone together, wouldn’t that an…

Little Ya’s cheeks turned scorching red: Would it develop into that kind of relationship? No, it certainly would develop into that kind of relationship, right? After all, it would be five thousand years…

Little Ya’s mind was in chaos, her thoughts drifting back over the years she spent with Mu You, along with the big brother from that old dream. The vision gradually extended to a future altar, flowers, a wedding dress, the cry of a baby…

While Little Ya covered her flushed cheeks, lost in her wild thoughts,

a voice suddenly sounded beside her: “I’ll go.”

Little Ya froze. All those chaotic thoughts in her mind ca to an abrupt halt, and she turned to see Lin Xue with surprise.

Lin Xue’s face remained as calm as ever, but her gaze was unusually resolute.

“I-I can also…”

Little Ya realized and hurriedly spoke up, her voice unconsciously quieter than before.

Yet Lin Xue rely turned to glance at her, smiling and shaking her head: “Be good, let handle this.”

The negotiating tone carried an indomitable determination.

Little Ya stood there, mouth opening and closing, trying to say sothing, but was montarily shocked by Lin Xue’s aura. Ultimately, she couldn’t say anything and could only watch Lin Xue’s back as she stepped out.

“Little Snow, are you really sure?”

Vivian looked solemnly at Lin Xue.

“I must warn you, this is not as simple as you imagine. If anything goes wrong, the outco will be more terrifying than death.”

“More terrifying than death…”

Lin Xue murmured, looking at Mu You, her mind echoing with the childish voice from a recent dream.

“…If following you to Hell can make you less afraid, then I’ll accompany you, no matter how long…”

…

“Little Snow, I’ll ask you once more, are you confident you can endure five thousand years inside?” Vivian’s voice interrupted Lin Xue’s thoughts.

Lin Xue glanced at Vivian, sighed, and candidly shook her head: “To be honest, I don’t know…”

“But I am certain of one thing — I don’t want to give this spot to anyone else no matter what…”

“So, let do it.”