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And so Amelia and her companions quickly flew over the main area of ​​the city and into the depths of the underground city.

As they flew, Theresa said, “Ahead is a valley, where my mother is. But normally it looks like a valley that you can see right to the bottom, but it’s actually an illusion.”

As they were talking, they arrived at their destination.

Ahead, a valley shrouded in darkness was clearly visible. It looked empty, with only some inconspicuous black weeds growing inside.

The dark elves didn't notice anything amiss here, because after going in, they would simply walk around and then naturally walk out due to the illusion.

Only those with sufficient ability can delve deeper.

"let's go."

Theresa looked ahead, her expression somewhat complicated.

Regardless, the fact that her mother had undergone a strange change inevitably made her feel somewhat complicated.

The three of them entered the valley.

As titled saints, they immediately sensed a peculiar aura emanating from them upon entering. It was a suppressive aura that made them feel some pressure.

Those of lower rank wouldn't feel any pressure, because they wouldn't be able to detect this aura at all; only they could detect it.

They arrived at the end of the valley, where they saw a door formed by a dark vortex, a door that only those with their level of power could see.

Led by Teresa, they entered the other side of the door.

Amelia felt a blur before her eyes and found herself in an unfamiliar city.

The city's architecture looks exceptionally old, with black or purple as the main colors. The buildings are not tall, but they are arranged in a very orderly manner.

In the city, there are many people coming and going, men and women, young and old, living a peaceful and prosperous life.

"This is... a city of vampires?" Amelia was taken aback.

She naturally recognized this urban style; it was clearly the same architectural style she had seen in the Crimson Moon Divine Realm during the Age of Gods.

Those figures of all shapes and sizes were undoubtedly vampires.

A hint of sadness flickered in Theresa's eyes: "To be precise, it's a vampire city in an illusion."

Yes, it's all an illusion.

In this world, there is no other living vampire besides her; this place is undoubtedly an illusion.

“Perhaps my mother also felt sad about the complete annihilation of the vampire clan, so even though she has been turned into a prop, she will instinctively recreate all of this before her eyes.” Theresa felt very complicated inside.

Amelia patted Theresa on the shoulder: "The Goddess of the Red Moon will surely return, and the vampires will surely reappear in the world."

Theresa pursed her lips and nodded.

The next step is to find a way to contact the mutation and obtain the Crimson Moon.

Amelia recalled the situation of the other gods back then.

After the Bard's Bow underwent a strange change, it brought a cold wind that blew through the Elf Forest for more than half a year. She didn't know how the problem was resolved in the end, but it was probably because Seviara had communicated with the Bard's Bow extensively.

During the incident with the Trident of Poseidon, the Trident of Poseidon released many illusions, causing a great commotion and even attracting a large number of demonized sea monsters. However, at that time, the problem was solved as long as the illusions of the Trident of Poseidon were broken and the Trident of Poseidon was found.

The Sword of War created a dream space that allowed many people to learn about some of the events that occurred during the Age of Gods.

That time, it was Eileen who gained the approval of the Sword of War, which solved the problem.

However, the Sword of War had other problems earlier on, but Amelia and Eileen did not experience those.

So how do we solve the problems that arise with Blood Moon?

Amelia thought to herself, and couldn't help but look up.

Here you can see the vast night sky, and in the night sky, a blood moon is very clearly visible.

"Could that be the Crimson Moon?" Amelia looked up at the sky and asked, "What would happen if we went straight there?"

“I tried, but I couldn’t fly up.” Theresa shook her head. “There’s always an unseen force keeping us at a distance, but that must be Mother. Maybe you can give it a try.”

"Okay, I'll give it a try."

Amelia immediately set off, flying swiftly into the air.

She was incredibly fast, quickly creating a significant distance between herself and the ground. However, once she reached a certain altitude, she realized that no matter how she flew, she maintained the same distance from the ground, making it impossible for her to approach the Crimson Moon.

Unable to fly up?

Eileen flew over as well, but was also obstructed.

Theresa flew over and said, "I've tried many methods before, but I haven't been able to find a solution."

Amelia seemed lost in thought.

After thinking for a moment, she directly used the blessing of the gods, borrowing the power of each god to create a pair of dazzling wings behind her.

Immediately afterwards, Amelia flapped her wings and took off at an astonishing speed.

Under these circumstances, she directly crossed the original distance and moved closer to the Crimson Moon.

But only a few.

Even though Amelia broke through her previous limits, she would still stop climbing after reaching a certain height and would never be able to get close to the Crimson Moon.

Realizing this, Amelia had no choice but to withdraw her powers.

“It seems we can’t force our way through. We should try some tricks,” Amelia said, looking down at the city below. “Perhaps the opportunity lies within this city.”

“I think so too, but I have no idea what to do about it,” Theresa said helplessly.

“Theresa, after we came in, none of the illusionary vampires in this city seemed to look at us. Did they think we didn’t exist?” Amelia asked, looking down.

All the vampires seemed to be living normal lives, but no one paid them any attention, which was undoubtedly unreasonable.

Theresa replied, “Under normal circumstances, vampires wouldn’t notice us, but after we deliberately interfered with them, we appeared in their world, and then they wouldn’t ignore us anymore.”

Is that so?

Amelia landed on the ground.

Eileen and Theresa also landed nearby.

Under the crimson moonlight, the streets were bustling with activity. The vampires looked no different from real people, and their way of life was the same.

Amelia's gaze swept across the area and landed on a passing vampire girl, reaching out to grab her arm.

With that one pull, Amelia and the others felt as if they had broken through some kind of barrier.

The next moment, the surroundings suddenly felt much more real.

The vampires passing by all turned their gazes to Amelia and her companions, their eyes filled with a sense of amazement, seemingly marveling at the three women's distinctly different beauty.

The vampire girl, who had been pulled by Amelia, looked up and asked innocently, "Sister, is something the matter?"

Amelia withdrew her hand and smiled: "It's nothing, I apologize."

"I see."

The vampire girl didn't think much of it and turned to leave.

At this point, they could be considered to have integrated into the community.

“What else can we do?” Theresa asked Amelia. “I’ve asked many different vampires questions before, but no matter what the questions were, none of them could help me solve my current situation.”

"What questions did you ask?" Amelia asked.

“I mainly wanted to understand their situation, such as their beliefs, their location, and I asked them what they thought about being stuck in this city and unable to leave,” Teresa replied.

"So what did they say?" Amelia asked again.

“They worship the Blood Moon,” Theresa replied, feeling somewhat annoyed.

It seems rather strange that the faith is in the blood-red moon rather than the goddess of the red moon.

“They don’t seem to care about their place either. They think it’s natural that they can’t leave this world, and that the world is only this big.” Theresa sighed as she spoke.

Afterwards, Theresa told Amelia all the questions she had asked.

She has actually asked quite a comprehensive set of questions; she has asked all the necessary questions and gathered all the necessary information. However, this is not enough to solve your current situation.

“Let’s try to find out more,” Amelia said after thinking for a moment. “Next, we’ll split up and ask different questions to different people. Perhaps different vampires will give different answers.”

Eileen and Theresa both nodded.

Asking more questions might actually lead to more discoveries.

Of course, the most important thing is not to do such things; they don't know what else to do.

After discussing what questions to ask, Amelia and the other two went their separate ways.

Amelia walked down the street like that.

She glanced at the comments every now and then, but they were all just people watching the spectacle; this part of the story wasn't in the original plot.

He glanced at Amelia a few times before looking away and scanning his surroundings.

The vampire city has everything you'd expect: theaters, stadiums, aquariums, concert halls, parks, and more. It feels incredibly real, and if someone lived in this city from the start, they might actually believe it was the real world.

As she walked, Amelia asked people all sorts of questions.

The vampires would not refuse to answer her questions.

After all, no matter how you look at it, Amelia is a very pretty and cute girl with a delicate, flawless face and particularly attractive eyes.

Not only men, but even women feel a greater sense of goodwill towards her when they see her, and thus answer her questions more carefully.

Of course, because of its high degree of realism, some unexpected situations may occur.

For example, after answering Amelia's question, a young vampire naturally extended an invitation: "Beautiful lady, may I have the honor of inviting you to dinner?"

“I’m sorry, I already have plans.” Amelia declined.

"Well... okay."

Upon hearing that Amelia had an appointment, the vampire youth left with great regret.

Amelia walked and asked questions along the way, and time passed by unnoticed.

After what felt like several hours, Amelia turned around and went back to the foot of an inn called Golden Wheat.

This was the place where Amelia, Irene, and Theresa had agreed to meet. Not long after Amelia returned, Irene and Theresa also arrived.

"So, what answers did you get to your questions?"