Chapter 595 - Returned Parasite
Angor expected such a decision from his professor.
The outer city might be dangerous, that much was true. But how dangerous compared to the real Nightmare Realm? The darkness was likely brought by something from the Nightmare Realm, and Sunders, as someone who explored Nightmare Realm multiple times, did not need to fear it at all.
Sunders came and listened to extra information so that he could hopefully learn as many clues about the condition as possible. It seemed there wasn’t much to find out here, so Sunders made up his mind to dive into the darkness himself.
Angor considered his options.
“I’m going with you, sir.”
“You can, but you will stay inside my gravity garden until I’m sure I can guarantee your safety outside.”
Sunders wished to get into the darkness because he was confident in escaping should anything forced him to.
Without further ado, Sunders went to Angor and prepared to depart while ignoring all the questioning looks he received from the others.
As the entire city fell into dismay, Sunders and Angor were having a rather relaxed conversation.
“Heh. Such Déjà Vu, isn’t it?”
“Yeah…” Angor nodded slowly. “They can survive outside nightmare energy now? Did they evolve?”
Both Sunders and Angor recognized the “light spots” around the city. These parasites created by the rainbow dragonflies were the culprits that invaded Midnight Sovereign last time.
But as far as they knew, the parasites could only stay inside nightmare aura.
“… That’s not it.” Sunders considered and said, “Do you see it? They are carrying a tiny amount of nightmare energy with them. As long as they find a host before the energy runs out, they can stay outside. But how did such creatures bring nightmare energy with them in the first place? We’ll need to find out.”
“We’re not going to help the others, sir? I think I can solve most of the problems if I expand my Nightmare Domain.” Angor glanced at the “clowns” around them.
“This is not Midnight Sovereign. You only find supernaturals in this city. Do you want to waste strength just to earn a useless ‘thank you’ from them?” Sunders snickered. “Leave them be. Just like the last time, the parasites might not be a bad thing to them.”
They stepped out of the temporary hut together.