The fortune telling was so accurate that I accidentally accumulated a huge amount of merit!

Chapter 1234 Obsession Reaches a Realm
When Yunran regained consciousness, it was already completely dark, and the room was pitch black, without a single ray of light.

The moment she opened her eyes, it was truly pitch black, and Yunran almost doubted whether she had gone blind.

Fortunately, her mind was no longer as blank as before.

The countless fragmented images were finally no longer a jumbled mess; they were all strung together.

Yunran closed her eyes to adjust to the process of the memory returning to her mind. Although it was a little uncomfortable, it was within her control.

After a long while, Yun Ran opened her eyes again, her expression completely speechless.

"Ha, strange things happen every year, but this year there seem to be more than usual!"

Yun Ran said this through gritted teeth. She was only suffering from a backlash and temporarily losing her memory, but she had actually driven herself into the enemy's lair.

Yunran raised her hand and made a hand seal, wanting to see what the current situation was.

A flash of light streaked past Yun Ran's eyes, causing her pupils to shrink sharply. Good heavens, this is truly amazing!

"Damn bronze mirror, how dare it drag this old lady into a dream world created from obsession!"

Yunran, who wasn't originally that worried about her situation, suddenly felt a chill run down her spine.

It's just a single obsession, yet it can create such a dreamlike realm. Just how powerful must the owner of this obsession be?

Her intrusion is a variable, and it's very likely to cause a butterfly effect, making the risks difficult to control.

Even if Yunran was arrogant, she dared not boast that she was safe and sound in the realm of a powerful being's obsession.

A chill suddenly rose up.

Yunran quickly patted herself to get rid of the goosebumps.

"No, I can't destroy this dreamlike realm created by my obsession. I have to hide well, I can't be discovered, I have to keep a low profile..."

After settling the next steps, Yun Ran took a deep breath, then threw off the heavy blanket that felt like a brick and got out of bed.

The surroundings were still pitch black, but that did not affect Yunran's vision at all.

She walked precisely to the door, lifted the curtain, and outside, moonlight and starlight bathed the earth.

Such beautiful scenery is unseen in a world polluted by various industries and light pollution.

If it weren't for the current troublesome situation, Yun Ran would really have taken out her recliner and leisurely enjoyed the moment.

A patrolman was patrolling nearby. When he saw Yun Ran come out, he immediately walked over quickly, bent his knees, and knelt down.

"My Lord, Divine Envoy!"

Compared to when she had amnesia and still felt a sense of uncertainty, Yunran is much more at ease now.

It was as if she truly was the messenger of this man in black robes.

Yun Ran didn't even blink, her tone icy: "Get up."

The person kneeling not far away not only had no complaints, but even felt that it was already a great blessing that the divine messenger had asked him to get up.

Just then, a beam of white light shot up from the ground and into the sky.

This light attracted everyone's attention, including Yunran's.

The man on the patrol suddenly turned his head to look over, and in the moonlight, Yunran could even see the ecstasy in his eyes.

"Great! The altar has finally been successfully activated!"

These words were like a key, unlocking a fragment of memory in Yun Ran's mind.

Yun Ran's heart skipped a beat, and she subconsciously began to check herself. Soon, she discovered a faint mark on her arm. A cold smile immediately appeared on Yun Ran's lips.

If she hadn't been able to hear sounds when she fainted, she would never have known that someone had taken a portion of her blood while she was unconscious.

The marks on my arm are almost invisible now, let alone any pain.

This is enough to show that the doctor's skills were indeed quite remarkable.

Since the altar was opened with her blood, it would seem like she had no temper if she didn't go and take a look.

"I didn't expect the altar to open so soon. Take me there to take a look!"

The inspectors, not daring to disobey the divine messenger, immediately bowed and agreed, taking a few steps forward to lead the way.

The towering white light looked very close to their village, but in reality, the path to get there was not short at all.

It took about half an hour to walk to the outer edge of the altar.

Many people had already knelt nearby, and even with the moonlight and starlight, the surrounding area still appeared dark and gloomy.

There were naturally many people kneeling on the altar.

The closer she got, the stronger the stench of blood became. Even from a distance, Yun Ran could guess that the people on the altar had become sacrifices.

This made Yunran feel physically uncomfortable. If she hadn't seen so many cruel scenes, she probably wouldn't have been able to bear it.

But the people around them didn't react at all, as if everything was normal.

Yet these people, when faced with her, the imposter divine messenger, were so timid and submissive.

These contradictory traits, when combined, reveal the numbness and cruelty of these people.

Yunran's appearance startled some people, but at this moment, everything on the altar was clearly more attractive.

Those people merely bowed respectfully to Yun Ran, then their eyes turned even more fervent as they looked at the altar.

Yun Ran blocked her sense of smell, so that she could keep her eyes fixed on the altar without any sign of anything unusual.

Until all the blood of those kneeling on the altar was drained.

A voice, resembling celestial music, descended from the sky.

The sound was unclear, like a whisper, or perhaps because the distance was too great for the sound to travel fully.

In short, it was impossible to hear clearly what the voice was saying.

But the people around the altar were like they were on stimulants, with everyone's face showing an expression of ecstasy.

Even those who were bound and waiting to be sacrificed had the same look of ecstasy on their faces.

Yunran: ...

Is this truly a blessing from the gods? She felt it was more like an evil god bewitching people.

As if to confirm what Yunran had thought before, under this so-called celestial murmur.

An old man with gray hair was prostrate on the ground, holding a ritual implement made of some kind of bone.

They cried out, "May the gods bless us!"

Immediately afterwards, cries of "Please God bless us!" rang out, as if they were all devout believers.

Yunran's unease grew stronger, and she felt more and more that these people were indeed all lunatics!

Sorry everyone, I've had a bad cold for over half a month now, and I've been feeling dizzy and lightheaded. I'm a bit overwhelmed, so updates have been a bit irregular.