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Chapter 186 Garden of Eden

Chapter 186 The Garden of Eden (Part Two)

Lynn did not answer the question, but simply took a sip of fish soup.

"We'll see."

Once outside, Lynn walked along the pebbly path to the harbor and seaside trail.

A figure dressed in a black robe stood under a tree not far away.

Lynn walked over. "Teacher, you wanted to see me?"

Anglie looked up at the sky. "Do you have time?"

"The teacher must have it if they ask me."

"I'll take you to see a wonder," Anglie said, taking a key from his pocket.

Then aim at the void and insert it.

The air distorted, and a black door opened.

Anglie pulled Lynn by the arm and led her inside. The scenery around them changed dramatically in the next moment.

With the boundless starry sky beneath my feet, in the dark starry sky ahead, a wall that seems to stretch across light-years, made up of countless suns, moons and stars, runs across the starry sky.

Chains as large as star rings bound the stars together, forming an unparalleled and massive array.

At the very center of this city wall lies a vast, indescribable black hole, where even stars appear as tiny particles.

Although it appears to be a black hole, it is not actually empty inside; it simply swallows up all the light around it.

"Is this the man-made abyss?"

Lynn was somewhat shocked.

"That's right, this is the man-made abyss," Harlin said.

"Where is the real abyss?" Lynn asked.

"The real abyss?" Harlin asked with a half-smile, then pointed behind him.

Lynn turned around and looked behind him, his pupils suddenly contracting.

Unlike the starry sky in front of me, there was an endless black curtain behind me.

It was as if the whole world had been plunged into darkness.

Everything was cut off; up, down, left, and right, all directions were shrouded in endless darkness.

Just looking at it is enough to instill fear, as if your soul is being sucked into it.

"Is this the bottomless abyss?" Lynn muttered to himself.

"One corner of the bottomless abyss," Harlin said.

"However, we also have our own artificial abyss." Harlin smiled slightly, pointing to the artificial abyss behind him that looked "miniature" compared to the bottomless abyss.

Even so, the area of this man-made abyss was still extremely magnificent for Lynn.

"What's that over there?" Lynn pointed in that direction.

Harlin said, "The Star Wall, the Star Wall isolates Chaos from the rest of the world. Beyond Chaos are other planes. Don't be fooled by its small size; in reality, you could never reach the edge of the Star Wall in your entire life if you were just flying. What you see with your naked eye is just a projection of it."

"I don't think it's small at all," Lynn said quietly.

How can a city wall made of bricks from the sun, moon, and stars feel small?

What do you think of this place?

"It's enormous." This was the first time Lynn had witnessed the sheer scale of the wizarding civilization.

"I brought you here only to show you a part of our wizarding civilization." After a moment of silence, Harlin put his hands behind his back, his voice hoarse.

I understand what you're thinking.

Lynn couldn't help but glance at her mentor.

"When my sister was in danger, I did everything I could to save her life."

"But she's a wizard, she can accompany me for a long time."

"Your family members are not wizards, and the time they can spend with you is ultimately limited. Even if you extend their lives, are you prepared to accept all of that?"

"It's done."

"Stretch out your hand."

Lynn extended his right hand.

Lynn had a faint sickle mark on the back of his right hand.

Anglie said, "You directly revived the souls that had already entered the Abyss, so the Abyss will naturally target you."

"But according to my research, even if we take the souls of the dead from the Underworld, there shouldn't be any major problems." Lynn frowned.

Yesterday, Lynn used the time watch to revive his mother in the wizard's tower. Although he reversed time at the last moment and successfully brought his mother back to life, he seemed to be under some kind of mysterious influence, and this mark appeared on the back of his hand.

Anglie said calmly, "But you weren't a soul taken from the Abyss."

"Is there a difference? I remember that you can do it even if you just summon the dead." Lynn asked, puzzled.

"Are you summoning the dead? Are you directly reversing time, reversing the cause and effect of her death?"

Lynn remained silent, but what else could she do besides this method?

He had neither the ability nor the means to enter the Abyss, and even if he did, how could he find his mother's soul in the vast Abyss?

According to the information, the Abyss is a special plane that exists not only on the God Annihilation Continent but also in other planes. The Abyss they all refer to is the same place.

But the Underworld is special; it is filled with endless deathly silence and various mysterious dangers.

"But there's nothing wrong with wanting to prolong their lives."

"Aren't we wizards simply seeking pleasure on the path of truth?"

Anglie smiled. "What's the point of being a wizard if you can't make yourself happy?"

"Stretch out your hand."

Anglie then didn't know what to do, and a slight ripple appeared in the air.

The next moment, countless threads, densely packed like a grid that blotted out the sky, emerged from the surrounding void. This was the Wizard's Net, and the Wizard's Net here was exceptionally dense.

Lynn felt a burning pain on the back of her hand.

A large amount of black mist emanated from the surface of the black scythe mark, and was then swallowed up by the surrounding wizard network.

In the end, it was all completely devoured.

"In the future, do less things that reverse time and change life and death. Fortunately, he was just an ordinary person who died less than a year ago, otherwise even the Wizarding Network could not easily erase the mark," Anglie instructed Lynn.

"Mentor Anglie, I need your help with something." Lynn paused, "Perhaps it will be of some help."

"you say."

"I want you to help me take over the Kingdom of Erdoru."

Seeing the seriousness on Lynn's face, Anglie's smile froze.

"What did you say?"

"I said I wanted to ask you to help me dig up the Kingdom of Erdoru, like this." Lynn clenched his palm, making it into the shape of a spoon.

Then, just like scooping out a cake, gently dig into the air.

Anglie shook his head. "Do you have a misunderstanding about my abilities? I'm just a level four wizard."

"Then let's dig up Bangor Port. If that doesn't work, we can take everyone in the port with us," Lynn said.

Anglie glanced at Lynn but said nothing.

Lynn kept smiling.

"First, tell me something I can't do, and then lower your expectations?" Anglie said with a half-smile.