That night, they heard what Rezzo said, and ghosts cried all over the city.

It was indeed just the sound of the wind. The wind passed through this desolate and dilapidated city, and the strange whistles floated high and low in the drizzle of the rain, mixing into a noisy and sad sound, as if there were countless ghosts, still wandering in the panic and fear of that night, running away, shouting, cursing and crying.

Wright wrapped in his little blanket, tossing and turning, unable to fall asleep.

He knew he was safe. He lay in their spaceship, surrounded by a group of dragons, mages, priests, demons... etc. Even if there were ghosts, they could not hurt him at all.

But he still couldn't help but think of the corpses in the tarmac. Those close to the spacecraft had been cleared, but they were not too far away. On such a night, in the sound of wind and rain, even if the bones suddenly got up and slowly surrounded them, it seemed nothing strange.

He silently scared himself.

He has not seen dead people before. He watched his adoptive father die with his own eyes, and started the spaceship crying loudly beside his cold body. But his adoptive father died without any resentment or regret.

He died to the point of death, and had arranged everything for him, and was convinced that he could grow into a bounty hunter as good as him.

His soul should have been resting in peace... No, like many people in this star field, Weit actually does not believe in the existence of "soul".

Even at this moment...even if Is and the others will enter another time in the form of "soul", he still doesn't believe that there are really ghosts. He just... suddenly felt indescribable fear, sadness, anger and despair.

It was as if the dead were trying their best to stuff their resentment and sorrow into his mind, let him scream with them, and then drag out his soul to make him one of them.

In the dim light, another man sat up silently and breathed a long sigh. When his eyes swept over Weit, who was also sitting there, he was suddenly stunned.

"...why are you crying?" Maya, who was also unable to sleep, blurted out.

"...Are you scared to tears?" Tess immediately raised his head.

There was a rustling sound in the spaceship, and everyone sat up - no one could fall asleep at all.

Weit quickly wiped away his tears. It was easy. His skin was a little special, and it looked pale and smooth, quite similar to Is's skin, but in fact it was an extremely small layer of scales. When the water stained, it would slide off instantly without leaving any trace.

"I didn't cry!" he solemnly stated, "This is... physiological tears caused by sleepiness!"

"Just cry, what's so embarrassed?" Taisie disagreed with his stubbornness. "I want to cry a little!... Of course I'm not scared!"

"This sound is not right." Maya pressed both sides of her forehead irritably.

"... Really, is there really a ghost?" Weitt, who still firmly believed that there was no ghost, asked stutter.

"Not a ghost." Maya rolled her eyes, "It was more like some kind of...remaining mental power. This city is really a problem."

The remaining mental power...isn't that a ghost?

Weiter couldn't tell the difference, but others knew it. The remaining mental power was a little consciousness left by a smart creature when he was alive, and it was not the same as the ghosts formed after death.

But only when you are alive, you have a very strong consciousness and have a very strong desire to leave this mental power and be amplified under certain conditions.

"Tiana, that Naden, maybe it's because of this." Tess speculated sympathetically, "It's not a good thing to be too keen to perceive... It's said that they can still communicate with psychics."

"...Don't you think it's a bit strange that the Naden's planet was destroyed?" Terry unconsciously lowered his voice. "If Naden's women had such a strong sense of perception, how could they not sense the disaster on their planet? Why couldn't they escape early?"

He also suddenly thought of this. After all, before this, the magical Naden people had no interaction with them.

They had only seen Morana of meager Naden blood, and they had never seen any other Naden, both men and women, and they had rarely heard of it.

"It is said that the sudden change of their sun affected the capabilities of the Nadens." Is said that he had seen some related research in the library of Flower Bay City. "At that time, they were ready to leave the planet, and even found a place to accept them... but they didn't have time to leave. There were many Nadens who went back to help, but they couldn't escape the disaster."

"...I still think something is wrong." Tess said, "As Rezzo said, the Nadens' perception ability is not ordinary. They don't know that there is not much time left. The correct way is not to escape immediately, as fast as possible, and then consider the question of 'where'?"

"The Nadens who are still alive seem to have disappeared," Terry added, "This is also wrong? After all, they are... so special."

Then they fell silent.

Whether there is a problem or not, there is really little news about the Nadens, and even their miserable experiences are rarely mentioned, just like... someone deliberately erased their traces.

Even Tiana, who was "being possessed by ghosts", disappeared again.

"There's a problem." Tess said with great certainty.

But they don't have much time and energy to find answers for another race they have never dealt with, and they still have many questions and troubles.

"Sleep, go to bed." Taisie sighed and fell down, "Super your energy!"

Although she doesn't need to enter another time, "waiting" is also quite harsh!

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On the day he was about to set off, Terry couldn't help asking Ikabird if he had noticed the abnormal mental power.

Ikabbard raised his cane and pointed the clouds and lightning rolling not far ahead of them.

"Mental power is also a kind of 'energy'," he said.

This is the edge of the remaining Fenglin City, and in front is where the former Energy Research Institute... and the connected half of the city collapsed in a huge explosion.

Terry was shocked: "So...there were the Naden people dead here at that time? They were researchers here?"

Taisie thought of something worse in an instant, but she didn't say it out loud.

At this time, there is no need to add pressure to your companions - especially Arsey.

Or should she still remind her to avoid the impact that will be worse than it will be?

She had a rare tangle, and before she could make a decision, Ikabird had already spit out two words: "Let's go."

The sudden unfolding scroll burned instantly, extremely bright, without a little black smoke, as if it was originally a ball of fire, not a piece of paper, burning so that even the air began to twist.

When the flames disappeared, Nove had already steadily supported the soft-falling Icabbard, and Terry quickly called on Alcy.

"Don't he give time to say 'goodbye'!" Taisie complained loudly.

"I think it doesn't seem right to say 'goodbye' at this time," Terry whispered.

Tess glared at him and looked at Is again.

Is was still standing straight, even with his eyes open, but he didn't blink. Tais was curiously ready to wave his hand in front of him, but a dull sound came from behind him.

She turned around and Weit had fallen straight to the ground.

"...Is it scary?" Taisi spoke in confusion, walked over and poked the fish to death, and gradually changed his face.

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Arsey moved his toes uncomfortably.

She seemed to be able to feel her body, but whether it was the magnificent buildings in front of her, the Britanns coming and going, or her blindness, she clearly told her that she had no body at this moment.

She is just...a wisp of soul that flies to another world.

After a brief surprise and a slight fear, strong excitement came up.

They stood on the edge of the wide square in front of the New Energy Research Institute. It was also a parking lot. Various land spacecraft were arranged neatly in the divided area, leaving a wide passage in the middle to lead to a higher-level platform. The edge of the platform was decorated with flowers, and there was also a fountain pool on the platform. Behind the pool was the gate that was not much inferior to the Royal Palace.

The sun of Punan Star has set. It sank below Fenglin City, but it has not yet reached the sea level. In the dim sunlight, the horizon of Fenglin City seems to be ignited by flames. The clouds in the sky are contrasting orange and deep purple. Birds rust through the sky and flew towards the sea. The entire Fenglin City is dyed red by twilight. In the beauty and peace, there is a faint ominous feeling.

They should, as planned, enter before the explosion.

Alsey stepped forward with some excitement, but a familiar voice floated weakly behind him:

"That...sorry... may I ask..."

She suddenly turned around and saw the confused Vette, and asked her blankly: "Why am I here?"

“…Why is he here?”

Arsey could only throw the problem to Ice, and was surprised by his floating-like way of action - so, would she have to float around like this? It's really...it's very like a ghost!

"Why are you here?" Is asked.

Weitt was embarrassed and innocently spreading his hands.

He really didn't know! He swears that he did nothing! He was obviously the one who stood the farthest!

Ikabird also turned around, a little surprised, and seemed to look at Weit with some interest for a while, which made the bounty hunter creepy.

No, he is hairless and boneless now... his soul is terrifying.

"He can be here, prove that he should be here." The pastor said something that sounded profound, "Let's go, we don't have much time."

"...Follow closely!" Is could only warn solemnly.

Weit nodded repeatedly, nervous and expectant.
Chapter completed!