As a queen who has lost her kingdom, I can see the comments section.

"If I could do it, I would have done it long ago."

This question elicited a wry smile from Theresa. She had already exhausted all methods to explore this illusory city, but all her efforts had been in vain, so Amelia's suggestion did not interest her at all.

In Theresa's opinion, it would be better to let everyone work together to resolve the issue of the Pure White Wings before dealing with the Bloodstained Red Moon.

Moreover, there may be some connection between the two.

“If you have nothing else to do, you’ll just have to stay here and stare at God with us. It might make you feel a little silly, but there’s no other way,” Amelia said helplessly.

“Shouldn’t we do something else at the same time?” Theresa thought for a moment and said, “We don’t have to stare at God all the time.”

“That makes sense. So what should we do?” Amelia asked.

"Playing cards?" Theresa quickly came up with an idea: "If it's a game for three people, then it's definitely a lord's duel."

Fighting a lord?

Amelia thought for a moment and realized that this was just another world version of Dou Dizhu (a popular Chinese card game), even the rules were almost the same.

"Shall we play? If so, I'll go next door to get the cards. I saw them in my room yesterday," Teresa asked expectantly.

"I can, but what about Eileen?"

"I can too."

Seeing that both of them said so, Teresa perked up.

She immediately went next door to get the cards for the game of Dou Dizhu (the game's card game), and happily returned to her room.

But she was too happy too soon.

Five minutes later.

Theresa: "Three."

Amelia: "Ace vs. Queen".

Eileen: "I can't afford it."

Theresa: "???"

Amelia: "Three."

Eileen: "Four."

End.

Seeing that the last card had been played and Eileen had won, a smile appeared on her face.

"I won."

"Congratulations, congratulations, you are truly my Eileen."

Amelia was very pleased with Irene's victory.

Theresa looked over with a helpless expression: "Amelia."

"What's wrong?" Amelia asked.

"Is it possible that we're actually on the same side? Irene is the lord, and we should join forces to defeat her?" Theresa felt so angry her liver hurt.

“Oh right, we’re in cahoots.” Amelia suddenly realized, “I forgot.”

Theresa: "..."

"Again! Again!"

Theresa was very dissatisfied and demanded a rematch. This time, she decisively said, "This time, I'll be the lord, and you can cooperate."

Amelia and Eileen had no objections.

Five minutes later.

“One loss doesn’t mean anything, let’s try again.” Theresa began shuffling the cards.

Another five minutes passed.

Two losses don't prove anything.

Five minutes later.

"No matter how many times I fail, I can get back up. Tenacity is an essential element for a player."

Five minutes later.

"I'm not playing anymore, it's a trash game."

Theresa angrily threw all the cards on the table.

No matter how I play, I always lose; this game is utterly pointless.

Amelia couldn't help but find it amusing: "How about we cooperate and make Eileen the lord?"

Theresa rolled her eyes: "Forget it, what if you use your royal flush to beat me with a three? My heart can't take that kind of torture."

"Hehe, didn't I forget in the first game?" Amelia smiled sheepishly.

"Then let Leah be the lord, and I'll cooperate with you?" Eileen asked.

"No, no, let's play something else." Theresa shook her head again.

It's clear that Theresa has developed some psychological trauma related to the game "Battle of the Lords".

"What are you planning to do?" Amelia asked.

"Let me think, what should we play?" Theresa pondered.

There are many card games and board games to play, and quite a few are suitable for three people. The relevant items can be found in the city, which made Teresa think.

“No, that’s not right.” Eileen suddenly frowned.

“What’s wrong?” Amelia asked.

Theresa looked over in confusion as well.

Eileen looked at the cards in her hand and said, "These cards are wrong. This should be a game that appeared in later times. I've never heard of it in the Age of Gods. When the Blood Moon underwent an anomaly and instinctively created this illusionary space, why would there be cards for fighting lords?"

This question surprised both Amelia and Theresa.

Amelia pondered, "I don't quite understand the composition of illusions, but what exists inside an illusion should be closely related to the caster, right? After the Crimson Moon Goddess transformed into the Blood Crimson Moon, could she still receive information from the outside world and thus learn about the existence of the Fighting Lord?"

“That’s possible,” Theresa thought.

“Perhaps, but there could be another reason.” Eileen said, looking at Theresa: “Theresa, can you tell me about all the card and board games you know?”

Theresa didn't know why Eileen asked that, but she still brought it up.

As she described each game of chess and card, Amelia and Irene silently took notes.

“Okay, that’s all.” Theresa finished quickly, then asked, “Why did you make me say this?”

Eileen said softly, "Next, I think we can go around the city and investigate to find out what kinds of chess and card games exist here, whether they are really the same as what Theresa knows, or there are more."

Amelia then realized: "If there are more chess and card games in the city, it means that the Crimson Moon is indeed receiving information from the outside world. Conversely, if it's as Theresa said... then the formation of the illusion is related to Theresa herself."

In the end, Amelia also looked intently at Theresa.

Theresa then understood and her expression became serious: "If it's the former, then everything is the same as before. If it's the latter, then it means that to resolve the illusion, we have to start with me, right?"

Eileen nodded.

Amelia said, "Actually, the latter is more likely."

Theresa took a deep breath: "We should investigate the surrounding area first, but... pure white wings..."

She looked at the pure white wings.

They had originally sat here to see if the Pure White Wings would undergo any further changes, but something else suddenly happened that forced them to leave to confirm, which obviously prevented them from properly observing the Pure White Wings.

Amelia looked at the pure white wings and said, "Confirming the situation doesn't require everyone to set off. You all go and confirm, I'll continue watching the pure white wings."

Seeing that Amelia had said so, Eileen and Theresa nodded in agreement.

Chapter 505 The Dance of Gods

With Eileen and Theresa gone, Amelia turned her attention back to the pure white wings.

Night has fallen.

However, the nights in the illusion city were not quiet. The vampires clearly enjoyed the nightlife, and figures appeared in various parts of the city, which made it convenient for Eileen and Teresa to learn about various things.

"So quiet... hmm?"

Amelia's gaze suddenly sharpened.

Her gaze fell upon the pure white wings, and her expression gradually became solemn.

Under the moonlight, the pure white wings trembled gently. The movement was not large, but the meaning it represented was anything but simple.

Amelia stared at the pure white wings.

As the pure white wings began to move, the amplitude increased, and then it danced gracefully, raising bursts of white light, like a beautiful young girl dancing.

A dance of the gods?

Amelia gazed intently, wondering what the pure white wings' actions truly meant.

Even though it was still just a pair of wings, the divine dance presented before us was incredibly beautiful, so beautiful that it captivated our hearts.

Under Amelia's gaze, the pure white wings danced for three minutes before lying there quietly, as if everything that had happened before was an illusion.

What does this actually mean?

Amelia murmured to herself.

She glanced at the comments; the viewers were seeing the same thing on her screen, but no one could offer an answer.

What does the dance of God truly represent?

Amelia fell into deep thought.

Time passed slowly, and the pure white wings did not undergo any further changes.

Until Eileen and Theresa returned.

The two looked rather serious, as if they had discovered something.