Reincarnation Paradise: There are vests everywhere

Chapter 2080 Dream
"Once upon a time, there was a naughty boy named Lark. He lived in a tree hole called Nutshell in the jungle..."

"Dad, you have already told me this story!" The little girl who was looking forward to a bedtime story protested. In her arms, she held an old orange cat. The cat's fat body was curled up lazily, and it was dozing with its eyes closed.

"Okay, okay little one, I'll tell you a new story." The man gently pinched the little girl's face. "A story about a princess. Once upon a time there was a little princess, her name was Perrin..."

The little girl fell asleep, and in her dream, she had a friend named Lak.

In the dream, Perrin tiptoed into the bedroom, carefully closed the door, then pulled off the sheets and curtains in the room, tore them into long strips, twisted them into a long rope and threw them out of the window.

"Let's go!" Perrin woke up Laku who was sleeping soundly in the closet: "Everyone is asleep now, no one will notice us leaving!"

"Go? Where to?" Laku opened his sleepy eyes, his whole head was in a daze.

"Let's race with the big rocks in the forest! Let's pick mushrooms and make soup! Or we can go to the beach. I haven't seen the sea yet!" Perrin hung the conch around his waist, but was worried that it was not hung firmly, so he pulled a piece of cloth to tie the conch tighter.

The castle was silent, with only the clanking of patrolling soldiers' footsteps. The sheets and curtains in Perrin's room were very strong, with long ropes swinging back and forth in the air, barely able to support the weight of two people.

The two quickly climbed up, climbed over the castle wall, and fled to the outside world. The world outside the castle was huge, much bigger than Perrin had imagined.

At the edge of the Dusk Jungle, the mist covered the trees like a flowing veil. Lark told Perrin that the Dusk Jungle did not like outsiders. There were illusions created by magic in the mist. Anyone who entered the jungle would be confused by the illusions and leave the jungle honestly.

Lark patted his chest and said, "Perrin is my friend, and Dusk Jungle loves friends! As long as you follow me, there will be no problem."

Then, under the guidance of Lark, Perrin got lost. She was surrounded by white fog and could not see anything clearly. She had no idea where to go.

"What are you doing here, my dear fiancée?" Ron, Perrin's fiancée who had run away from marriage, suddenly appeared in the mist. He knelt on one knee in front of Perrin and presented a bunch of flowers with both hands: "Come home with me, we will have a dream wedding!"

After hearing this, Perrin rolled up his sleeves without hesitation and slapped Ron twice: "Who promised to marry you, you ungrateful little dwarf."

When Ron's illusion disappeared, she had already knocked down more than a dozen sunflowers, and her wrists were swollen.

"Princess, please behave properly!" Another figure walked out from the mist. It was Perrin's court etiquette teacher, an old maid who always had a stern face: "You must not mess up your skirt, you must not lose your temper, you must walk slowly and in small steps. This is the proper manner for a noble lady."

Perrin stuck out her tongue and made a face at the etiquette teacher. There were weeds and flowers and some dirty mud underfoot, which was not suitable for moving around in a skirt. Perrin lifted the hem of her skirt and tied it into a knot, then passed through the etiquette teacher's illusion and ran deeper into the fog.

After a few steps, she bumped into the minister's round belly and was thrown directly to the ground.

"People want a more dignified and intelligent princess. Can you really do that?" The minister's face was full of smiles, but Peggy felt that he was not smiling at all. Perrin hated this minister. He set many rules for others, but he never followed them himself.

Perrin was a little angry. She frowned and put her hands on her hips, ready to scold this annoying guy. At this time, another familiar figure appeared in front of Peggy. It was her father, the King of Yaoguang Empire.

"My dear daughter, why did you flee the castle and come to such a dangerous place? Did I do something wrong?" The father did not seem angry, and asked calmly: "What is the meaning of everything you are doing?"

Does it make sense? It seems like every adult likes to ask this question.

Perrin really couldn't figure out the answer to this question, nor could she understand why this question needed an answer. She clenched her fists and raised her head, her cheeks puffed up, her mouth full of words, and finally uttered one sentence: "No! What's wrong?"

Suddenly a strong wind blew in the jungle, dispersing the fog. The old-fashioned etiquette teacher, the annoying minister and his father were blown directly into the sky. The true appearance of the dusk jungle finally appeared before Perrin's eyes. There were walking boulders, breathing mushrooms, a beach covered with shining conch shells and the sea. There was also a little girl with butterfly wings.

At this time, outside, the castle's towering dome was supported by exquisite wooden beams and inlaid with stained glass windows. The moonlight shone through these ancient windows, casting mottled light and shadows on the smooth marble floor.

On both sides of the hall, there are countless corridors and rooms, which are intertwined like a maze, but in an orderly manner. Each corridor is covered with thick carpets, and the walls on both sides are covered with portraits of past owners, ancient armor, and precious works of art. A figure flashed through the corridor and appeared in a room.

The princess' room is like a fairy tale, with warm light pink as the main color. The walls are covered with delicate silk wallpaper, embroidered with delicate flowers and vines, as if the whole spring has been woven into this small space. A huge crystal chandelier hangs high on the ceiling, and countless cut faces reflect dazzling light under the light, like the brightest stars in the night sky.

The bed occupies the center of the room, its bed frame made of pure gold and carved with intricate and exquisite patterns, while the bed curtains are made of the finest silk, hanging softly and swaying gently in the wind, creating a hazy and dreamy atmosphere.

Talide looked at Perrin who was in a dream. She didn't care whether she was a princess or not. But Talide was not a reckless man who would only take action. She could also feel that the nightmare aura on Princess Perrin was weaker than those people who had fallen into nightmares that she had killed before.

"It's just a trick, far inferior to those guys." Talide sneered. It was not difficult to guess that the nightmare demon was just trying to get rid of her by leading her to Princess Perrin, trying to use the size of the Holy Empire to stop her actions. This little trick was not worth mentioning to Talide, who had fought many times with the contractors of the Samsara Paradise.

An inexplicable force enveloped Talide, and black smoke rose from her black dress, trying to block the force, but Talide suppressed the idea and allowed the force to cover her.

If there were outsiders present, they would see that Taillid's figure became illusory and real, and disappeared in the room amid the intersection of pink and dark forces.

In the room, Princess Perrin, who was sleeping soundly, had her smile disappear from her lips, her brows furrowed, and her beautiful dream turned into a nightmare.

(End of this chapter)