The bone of sin domain is king

Chapter 222 No.40 Act Five. Disappears
Haunted?
It may be unbelievable to say, but the current situation is indeed very similar to the plots in the horror novels that Rosen read in his last life. The people who took the adventure disappeared one by one, and then an inexplicable phantom appeared, and finally the protagonist was killed by a mysterious force. tortured to death.

But in this world, let alone being haunted, even real undead exist. First of all, Rosen himself is a skeleton, and in the bloody end behind him, there is another vampire sister.

"what's the situation?"

Rosen asked, he didn't act rashly, who knows what kind of ancient mechanism or unknown monster this is, but judging from the fact that only the people around him have disappeared, at least this unknown existence doesn't seem to be able to directly attack him. What kind of damage does it look like.

"Interesting, kid."

Vivienne's voice came from the Scarlet End behind Rosen.

"What do you mean, do you know something?"

Hearing that there was no panic in the other party's tone, Rosen thought that the vampire must know something inside, so he asked.

"No, I don't understand at all."

However, the other party's answer was unexpected.

"But don't worry, since the opponent chooses to isolate us, it means that they will not be able to defeat us for a while, so there is nothing to worry about."

She was really arrogant in complaining about this vampire sister, but Rosen had the same opinion.

If there really was someone who could quietly take a Bronze-level dark wizard away from another Bronze-level dark wizard without leaving a trace, then Rosen felt that the other party wouldn't have to go to such trouble and just do it. To come sooner.

The real question now is, how did the others disappear?
If it is a space teleportation mechanism, where are the other people now? If it is just a sensory illusion, then is there any way to break it?
Rosen extended his perception deep into the wall. He could even feel the wriggling of strange insects inside, but he couldn't find Karen and Langton at all.

Time passed little by little.

At this moment, Rosen felt a slight warmth coming from the side.

"what is this?"

He turned his head and didn't see anything, just when he thought it was a sign of the enemy's attack, the warm feeling suddenly disappeared.

Then, after a brief pause, it reappeared.

Rosen's perception told him that there was nothing there, and the heat source seemed to be born out of nowhere, and the source could not be found, but his intuition told Rosen that this might be the key to breaking the trap.

"It looks more like some kind of mark?"

So, with the mentality of trying, he raised the bony palm and lit a small flame.

This flame is not dangerous, it can only bring a little light and warmth, but it is enough.

Rosen ignited it for a period of time, then ignited it again, as he had felt before.

The effect of doing this seems to be quite obvious, the inexplicable heat source is also flickering at the same time, but this time the frequency is obviously faster.

Rosen also accelerated the frequency of lighting the flames.

"It seems that the other party does have the purpose of communication."

That's easy. Thinking of this, Rosen stretched out his hand and groped for the location of the heat source.

Then, with an exclamation of "Yeah", Rosen saw Karen stunned for a moment, then her cheeks flushed, and she hurriedly took a few steps back.

"and many more."

Rosen grabbed Karen who was trying to escape, pulled her to his side, and covered her mouth before she could react.

"If you get too far away, it will disappear again."

After hearing Rosen's words, Kallen immediately became quiet.

"Don't leave my sight, don't let go of my hand."

Rosen said that his intuition told him that the trap here seems to have a certain connection with people's subjective feelings.

"You are quite smart, little girl from the Amadeus family."

Vivienne from Bloody End said.

In fact, after Rosen felt the heat source, he had some guesses about the current situation.

They should be divided into different sub-planes. These sub-planes cannot exist apart from the main plane, and can only affect things in reality in a small range. It can cut off most perceptions, but It cannot prevent people in the lesser planes from attacking the outside world.

Perhaps this is the mechanism of this trap. If Rosen is a little more reckless and directly draws his sword to test everywhere, then it is very likely that Kallen will fight back. The two of them face the invisible enemy without knowing it. Attack each other and eventually both lose.

But Kallen thought very quickly and immediately thought of using flames that were not too dangerous to transmit the temperature, and letting others get the information through rhythmic flashing. If she simply released the flames, she would probably be mistaken for someone. The precursor of the attack, only by lighting up regularly in this way, can it convey the message that it is not the enemy to other people in the secondary space.

"It's just pure logical thinking."

Karen said, her cheeks were still a little red, but her eyes remained on Rosen.

"Where's Langdon?"

She asked, holding Rosen's wrist tightly. The cold touch came from the bones, but for Karen now, it was more reassuring than anything else.

"If he is smart enough, he should be able to find some clues."

As soon as Rosen finished speaking, he felt a wave of heat coming from the other side.

Without hesitation, he stretched out his hand and grabbed a person back.

"I didn't expect you weren't too stupid."

As Rosen spoke, he watched the other party turn around.

But that person was not Langdon.

He had a shriveled face, and there were two groups of soul fires swaying in his eyes. He was wearing a tattered robe, and he was holding a long staff in his hand, making him look like a living corpse.

Moreover, although Rosen was not very good at distinguishing the appearance of these undead, he immediately recognized the identity of the living corpse through the staff held in its hand.

"Are you Gruul?"

This was the first summoner to die in the Crown War, the berserker's master Lich Gruel Franz.

The other party didn't respond, but directly rushed towards Rosen and the others, and the faint blue flame suddenly shot up in his hand.

(End of this chapter)