Chapter 393: Chapter 224: Star Projection (2)
Ron was surprised to find that he could feel the presence of his body.
The warmth of sunlight on his skin, the flow of air in his lungs, the beating of his heart... everything felt so real.
"I... I’m back?"
He couldn’t believe it, could all this just be a dream?
Those mories of the Black Mist Jungle and the Wizard World, were they just an illusion he had on Earth?
Just as he was bewildered, a familiar figure walked towards him.
"You blockhead! Hurry ho."
His father’s irritable voice was just as he rembered it.
"Dinner’s ready." His mother’s simple words gradually cald his heart.
Ron wanted to move forward but suddenly stopped in his tracks.
His gaze was involuntarily drawn to a strange phenonon in the sky.
In that azure sky, two celestial bodies that should not be there were slowly moving.
The solitary silver light of the "Hermit Star" and the purple-black cloud of the "Annihilation Cluster" were approaching along a specific trajectory, almost forming a perfect geotric arrangent.
"How is this possible..." he whispered in shock, "This is Earth, how can the star alignnt of the Wizard World appear?"
In an instant, Ron’s mind beca extraordinarily clear, and he realized that none of this was real.
The joy of reunion, the familiar scenes, were all part of a ticulously constructed illusion realm.
Ron’s alertness was fully activated, and the effect of "Star Dew Morning Glow" began to manifest:
His spiritual perception beca exceptionally sharp, able to detect the energy fluctuations behind the illusion, and even sense the breathing rhythm of that enormous entity.
At the mont this understanding ford, a terrifying change occurred in the sky.
The once azure sky gradually darkened, no, it was not simply darkening, but being occupied by so indescribable "existence".
Neither cloud nor fog, nor any visible matter, but a distortion, a "nothingness" that defied natural laws.
People looked up at the sky; their expressions changed from confusion to fear, and finally solidified into despair.
The once blue firmant began to twist and tear, revealing an endless blackness behind it.
It was not simply the disappearance of light, but an utter "void
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