Simultaneous Transmigration: A Fateful Traveler's Journey Begins in Mystery

She seems to be quite good-looking?

Audrey paused for a moment, realizing that the messenger in front of her was actually quite good-looking.

The bookworm tilted its head back; although it had no eyes, Audrey instinctively felt that it was observing her.

After thinking for a moment, Audrey pushed the cardboard box containing the items in front of Yusei, wanting to see how Yusei, who was less than half a meter tall, would carry the large cardboard box.

"Be careful, there's glass inside," Audrey whispered a warning.

The tiny points of light on the insect's body flickered on and off, constantly shifting their positions.

She seemed to be thinking about something.

A few seconds later, she approached the cardboard box, landed on the ground, and suddenly her body began to lengthen out of thin air, encircling the cardboard box from head to tail.

She enclosed herself in a circle, turning herself into a "door".

"Ah..." Audrey tried to stop her, but it was too late.

As the "door" took shape, the bottom of the cardboard box suddenly became empty, and it immediately fell down as if in free fall.

Audrey's outstretched hand was still hanging in mid-air.

She just pointed out that there was glass inside...

The box fell, but there was no sound of a heavy object hitting the ground.

Audrey curiously peeked out and looked down at the "door" formed by the bookworms.

She saw another space, where the colors were more vibrant than the reality Audrey could access—redder redder, bluer bluer.

The box fell, but instead of freefalling, it seemed to be caught by invisible hands, slowing its descent until it finally landed gently on a large web made up of worm-like or tentacle-like creatures.

Handle with care, and you won't break the glass inside.

“Oh…” Audrey exclaimed.

That actually leads directly to the spirit world.

As the Stardust dispersed its circle of bodies, the "door" vanished instantly. Audrey also withdrew her gaze, no longer looking at it.

After completing the "message delivery," the bookworm did not rush to leave.

She stretched out her body, tilted her head back once more, and looked at Audrey with eyes that seemed to exist but were not.

"You... do you want to communicate with me?" Audrey asked in Ancient Hermes.

The insect did not respond; only the "stars" on its body flickered on and off.

"What's your name?" Audrey switched to Hermes.

Still no response.

After hesitating for a moment, Audrey tentatively extended a finger and poked the insect.

The insect did not refuse, but simply stayed there quietly, letting Audrey poke him all over.

The sensation on her hand felt somewhat unreal, like poking at a lump of water. The insect seemed to be somewhere between a solid and a liquid, difficult to distinguish.

She even felt that she could poke her finger in with just a little force.

However, she didn't do that because it would be too impolite.

Audrey still didn't give up trying to communicate with the Stardust, because Mr. Tower had said he could tell her stories, so she shouldn't be unable to understand.

"Hello?"

"Hello?"

"Hello?"

Audrey switched to three languages: Giant's Language, Elvish, and Dragon Language.

However, because she didn't have a good grasp of these languages ​​and only had a slight understanding of them out of curiosity about the occult, she could only manage to utter the word "hello".

This time, Yusei finally reacted.

Her mouthparts moved, opening to the sides, and her round mouth also opened, vibrating the air, as she responded in standard Rune:

“If you’re really not good at those languages, I can understand Rune.”

…………

On the other side, Rune, Blackthorn Security Company.

Klein strode through the company, quickly passed the partition, and pushed open the door to the captain's office.

Dunn Smith was drinking coffee when he was startled by the sudden intruder and nearly choked.

"What happened?" He didn't blame Klein; his expression became very serious.

Klein answered quite succinctly but without any concealment:

"Captain, I can tell from my divination that Old Neil is not in good condition."

"I discovered..."

After listening with a serious expression, Dunn stood up abruptly and walked towards the coat rack, saying, "Go to the recreation room and find Luo Yao. I'll go behind the Chanis door to get a sealed item and then come back to complete the application."

Without delay, Klein went to the Night Watchers' Recreation Room and called out Luo Yao, the "Sleepless One" who rarely showed any expression.

"What kind of mission is it?" Luo Yao, whose black hair was as smooth as silk, asked calmly.

Klein sighed and replied, his voice slightly heavy:

"Visiting Old Neil."

"Visiting Old Neil...him?"

Luo Yao's eyes widened suddenly, a bad feeling creeping into his mind.

"It's not certain yet," Klein nodded slightly.

Luo Yao didn't speak again, and the two fell silent at the same time. Something seemed to be gathering in the air around them, becoming heavy.

“I’m going to the restroom,” Klein suddenly said.

“Okay.” Luo Yao nodded, indicating his understanding.

Klein quickened his pace, almost running into the washroom, closing and locking the door. He then walked four steps backward through the washroom, reaching the top of the gray fog, and quickly found the deep red star that symbolized "The Tower" Morion.

…………

Rune, Moraine's house.

Moraine, who was eating, slowly put down her chopsticks and wiped her mouth with a tissue.

Although he has been here for two months, he still prefers to cut the patties into small pieces and eat them with chopsticks.

As for fried eggs, you don't even need to cut them.

When he first arrived here, he did try to integrate into the environment and learn to use a knife and fork like the other people here, but he eventually gave up.

It's not difficult, but he felt there was no need to change it.

Eating isn't a performance; you should do whatever makes you comfortable.

Suddenly, he heard something from the swarm network and looked up.

The materials have arrived.

A group of ants lifted the knife and fork in front of him and carried them to the side of the table. Morion raised his hand, and a box fell from mid-air.

The descent was not fast, as it was being supported by the traveler's "invisible hand".

"Oh, the materials have arrived." Morion smiled.

Audrey sent his materials by express delivery.

He wiped his hands, stood up from the chair, opened the box, and checked that everything was alright.

After obtaining the materials, Morion did not rush to concoct the potion.

He took out all the potion ingredients and placed them on the table, arranging them one by one.

Next, he took out the remaining materials from the "traveler's bag" and put them away.

Then close your eyes, relax your mind, and focus your consciousness into the synchronized space.

He opened his eyes again very quickly.

What comes into view is a black space, and in the center of the space, an open area radiates a soft light.

That area was originally Morion's room in his previous life, but now it has become much larger and more luxurious.

With the addition of sofas, coffee tables, carpets, televisions, computers, and a whole host of other items, the overall area has been expanded several times over.

"Oh, you've arrived?"

Another Morion lay on his side on the sofa and greeted the mysterious Morion.

He is Morion.

"It's you again." The enigmatic Morion smiled as he stepped forward and sat down at the desk.

“How would I know?” Bengti Morion shrugged casually.

There are still many things in the synchronous space that they haven't been able to understand.

Just like now.

Regardless of which Morion enters the space, time in the outside world is frozen for him.

In other words, unless the two people enter the space at the same instant, they should not be able to touch any of "themselves" during the still time.

Even a slight difference of a second is unacceptable.

But the fact is just the opposite.

Both Iron Morion and Mysterious Morion can only enter the Synchronization Space once a day, and it is virtually impossible to know in advance when the other will enter.

In theory, for them to see another version of themselves under such harsh conditions would be as difficult as finding a specific grain of sand in an infinitely vast universe.

But the truth is, once a Morion enters, there's a high probability that she'll encounter another version of herself soon enough.

Although there have been instances where the price has fallen short, the probability of such an event is only about 50%.

If you come in ten times, you might encounter this situation five or six times.