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Chapter 200 Susan
"I'm completely exhausted now. If I want to get out, I can only wait for her to wake up on her own. But to prevent her from interfering with my control, I sealed her soul. This kind of seal can't be broken without special means."

"Besides, if I were to break free from her control now, her mental world would spiral out of control, and we might never be able to get out of here again."

Serwyn said weakly.

Caesar's piercing gaze immediately fell upon her.

"Let me explain, let me explain!"

Serwyn hurriedly said.

"This girl previously had a family that I created to care for her, love her, and live a harmonious and happy life. Although I created it for her, she still has a family in reality, so I hid her parents and brother. If, if they were to appear, perhaps they could awaken her soul."

Caesar sighed and looked around at the world covered in a chaotic jumble of colors.
The power of the Formless Heavenly Domain could penetrate and tear this area apart, but that would inevitably kill Serwyn.

She was just an ordinary girl, his classmate. Caesar couldn't just let her die like that.

That's the only way.

"Release her family."

But Serwyn said...

"No, well, from what I understand, her family situation is a bit complicated. To be precise, her parents' relationship isn't good. When I was at her house before, I often heard them arguing. Only her brother is good to her. So, if we want her soul to be more stable, it would be best to release her brother first."

Caesar was also unaware of Serwyn's family situation, but he didn't trust Fantasy Customization enough, so he turned his attention to the Fantasy Scrolls.

I think it's worth a try, but the decision is ultimately yours.

After a moment's thought, Caesar agreed to the plan.

"I also have another suggestion. My current ability allows me to enter other people's mental worlds, where perhaps we can avoid the loss of control within their unique realm."

Caesar nodded; that was indeed a good idea.

“Do as you say,” Caesar said, looking at Serwyn. “Release her brother first.”

Serwyn picked up his tattered body, glanced cautiously at Caesar, then raised his hand, swung the pen in the air, and a crack appeared, from which the figure of a boy fell out.

That was Serwyn's hot-tempered brother, Larton.

The pages of the Illusionary Sea Book flipped open with a rustling sound, and a stream of light, like a waterfall, poured down from the book. A moment later, a thin little girl, about ten years old, wearing loose pajamas and with short black hair, appeared before them.

This is Susan, the protagonist of "The Cuckoo's Call". According to the annotations of the Book of Illusions, she can take people into the mental world of others.

But the prerequisite is gaining her trust.

Caesar pondered for a moment, then spoke to her: "You..."

But before she could finish speaking, the little girl Susan ignored him and the Phantom Sea Scroll, turned her gaze to Seren, and pointed a finger at her:
"You are special."

Still under the control of the fantasy customization, Seren shifted her gaze and finally realized that the person being talked about was herself.

"This child?" She pointed to herself.

Susan nodded: "Your dream must be beautiful. I want to go in and take a look."

This little guy has a very special voice. It's a drawn-out, languid tone that's actually very soothing to listen to, like a soft whisper in your ear at night.

In short, Susan is no longer a concern, and Caesar turned his attention to Larton, who was lying on the ground.

He stepped forward, and Xue Lai's figure appeared, circling around Larton once. After a moment, Larton frowned, opened his eyes, and propped himself up. "Where is this?" He raised his head and looked around in confusion, seeing a world that resembled another planet.

"Caesar? Wait, what are you doing here?"

Before his doubts about Caesar could be dispelled, he saw Serwyn standing beside Caesar.

Upon seeing his sister, he seemed to forget everything else, immediately scrambling to his feet, rushing forward to grab Serwyn's shoulder, and urgently calling out:
"Serwin! Listen to me, the thing you encountered is definitely not normal! Don't listen to its sweet talk! I was harsh with my tone before, but please don't do anything foolish!"

"Oh, I understand, brother." Seren guiltily looked away.

Larton stared at his sister for a moment, then realized the problem:

"You're not Serwyn? Who are you?"

He suddenly realized something, and a furious blaze appeared in his eyes: "You're the bastard who seduced Serwyn! I'll kill you!"

He was about to raise his fist when Caesar grabbed it.

“Now listen to me,” Caesar said to Larton. “We are now trapped in the world your sister has created, and she will soon spiral out of control. Only someone as important to her as you can awaken her. Do you understand what I mean?”

Larton stared at him blankly for a long time, perhaps because the amount of information was too much for him to process. After a moment, he calmed himself down, put aside Caesar's true identity and everything else, and asked in a deep voice:
"So, Serwin is in danger right now?"

"Yes."

"what should I do?"

"We will soon enter her inner world and may see her most authentic self. Your job is to awaken her when her emotions are at their most intense."

“You don’t need to worry about anything else, I will protect you,” Caesar said.

Larton turned to look at Serwyn, who looked up at the sky.

Looking at the girl who was clearly not Servin, he nodded: "I understand."

"This child picks things up pretty quickly," Caesar thought to himself.

If this were a normal child, they would probably be completely bewildered and screaming in confusion in such a bizarre situation. Larton's personality is clearly much more mature.

It's also possible that his desire to rescue his sister was too strong, causing him to overlook the more complex situation at hand.

Caesar felt relieved to have such a child who was easy to communicate with; at least for now, he didn't need to explain too many things to him.

"Get ready."

Caesar looked at Seren, who flinched slightly, then came up to him with a pout.

"Um, could you be a little gentler with me?" She presented a broken quill pen with both hands.

Caesar ignored her words, grabbed the quill, and cast the sealing spell on it.

Serene, disconnected from the fantasy customization, suddenly froze, like a puppet without its strings, her eyes losing their luster, her head tilting to the side.
"Servan!" Larton rushed forward to hug his sister who was incoordinating with her body, but Caesar immediately pulled him back.

"Don't go up there!"

As soon as he finished speaking, the ground beneath his feet trembled, and a crack suddenly appeared in the sky, spreading across the entire world like a spider web. The fantasy creatures she had summoned all had their eyes glowing red, casting aggressive glances at them, the "intruders."

Susan then stood in front of them, raised her hand, and a semi-circular light shield covered them, isolating them from external attacks.

(End of this chapter)