CHAPTER 195: CHAPTER 118 DAMN MURDERER! I’VE FINALLY FOUND YOU! _1

Su Yan was astonished. The female broadcaster, who had just been saying goodbye, suddenly disappeared into the mirror. Moreover, she had entered voluntarily.

This... upon further reflection, was terrifying! Could it be... Was this female broadcaster the hidden mastermind connecting the two worlds using glass as a medium?

Thinking this, Su Yan walked over to the floor-to-ceiling window where the broadcaster had vanished and stopped.

Looking at the glass before him, which showed nothingness, he hesitated for a moment before extending his slender index finger and poking it through with a soft POP.

The very next moment, his entire body twisted. Just like the first time he entered the Mirror World, WITH A WHOOSH, he was swept into the mirror and vanished.

This was his second time entering the Mirror World. During the process, he didn’t experience the soul-tearing pain he had felt the first time. This wasn’t due to practice making perfect. It was because he had just devoured a Soul Bead in the Chaotic Graveyard, which enhanced his spirit; his Three Souls and Six Spirits had been significantly strengthened. The mere sensation of his soul tearing was no longer as unbearable as it had been initially.

SQUELCH! Accompanied by a damp, muffled sound, Su Yan successfully penetrated the floor-to-ceiling window and entered the Mirror World once again, narrowly avoiding danger.

WHOOSH... A gust of chilly wind blew past, carrying a faint, somewhat pungent smell of rot.

Su Yan opened his eyes. What greeted him was darkness so thick it was nearly impossible to see his hand in front of his face.

Thankfully, his night vision was far superior to that of ordinary people. Under the dim moonlight, he could barely make out his surroundings.

At a glance, the landscape was boundless, filled with withered and dead low-lying plants in all directions. There were no tall buildings, and no Sky-reaching Forest Giant floated in the sky. All that existed were sprawling, withered, dead plants. Aside from that, there was nothing else.

Compared to the Mirror World he had seen for the first time, this place felt like a human purgatory, filled with a cold and deathly aura.

Where exactly is this?

Su Yan did not move hastily. Instead, he calmly observed his surroundings while his mind raced.

When he had left the Chaotic Graveyard and arrived in the city, it had been around half past five in the morning, and the sky had already begun to brighten.

However, the Mirror World he found himself in now was shrouded in darkness, so dim he almost couldn’t see his hand before him, with no signs of daybreak.

This, to some extent, proved that the Mirror World and the real world might not be in the same dimension. Of course, it didn’t rule out the possibility that the timing of day and night differed due to geographical differences in latitude and longitude.

But Su Yan was more inclined to believe the former. I’ve probably arrived in a different dimensional world.

After all, the massive creatures that had escaped from the Mirror World were not recorded in any encyclopedias. He had also asked many people around him, and without exception, none of them recognized them.

All these signs pointed to the high probability that the Mirror World and the real world existed in different dimensions.

After observing the environment, Su Yan looked up at the moon hanging in the sky, sensing that something was off.

It had a vibrant, blood-red appearance, mysterious like a Mythical Blood Moon. Upon closer inspection, he found that this Blood Moon was quite similar to the eyes of the Trash Rabbit and the Clay Sculpture he had encountered before.

It emitted a scarlet light that spread wide, blanketing the entire land and adding an eerie atmosphere.

Perhaps it was an illusion, but for a brief moment, as Su Yan stared at the Blood Moon suspended high above, it seemed as though the moon was gazing back at him. It was like a crimson, bloodshot eyeball staring straight at him, inducing a sense of unease and discomfort in his heart.

After observing from his spot for quite some time and sensing no danger, Su Yan began to wander around this unfamiliar Mirror World.

Due to the deep darkness of the night, even Su Yan, with his exceptional night vision, could only see things within a five-meter radius—just enough to discern his immediate surroundings. But that was enough. The five-meter night vision range would allow him to react if an unknown creature attacked.

The night was silent. Everything around him was deathly still.

Su Yan moved slowly, each step careful and deliberate. He continued for quite some time, but aside from the dead grass covering the ground, he saw nothing else.

Suddenly, the darkness ahead grew even thicker! Accompanied by the RUSTLING sound of dry grass being trampled, it seemed like something was about to emerge from the darkness, making his spirit tense.

RUSTLE! RUSTLE! RUSTLE!

The rustling sound drew closer. Soon, a vague, enormous silhouette appeared in the darkness, emitting a chilling, deathly aura that exerted immense pressure.

The unknown is frightening. Faced with the sudden appearance of the massive silhouette, Su Yan tensed his entire body, preparing for a fierce battle.

Once that silhouette in the darkness enters my attack range, I’ll immediately strike with a heavy punch, following the principle: better to eliminate a threat by mistake than to let it escape.

Of course, if I throw a punch and the opponent is completely unfazed, that would be too awkward. In that case, I’d just retreat and fight another day. Time to bail!