The Magic Of Akademic

50 - Conflict

The wind blew bringing calm behind the horrors that the three people were feeling. No sound, it makes the buluk I sit standing and goosebumps. Unusual excessive anxiety should be withheld to investigate the truth.

In a simple house with three spaces inside looks seedy unkempt. In the front room, three people sat thinking about where the villagers had gone. No one answered. It was as if there was a riddle in the Southern Earth village.

Senior Fans who had just heard the story of what Amdara saw made the anxiety grow. The illusion that Amdara saw was definitely not something unintentional, there was no way the white-haired boy would suddenly daydream for no reason. Amdara also thought so, there must be someone who does the illusion.

The illusory moves in the Moon Eagle Country were said to be extremely dangerous as the power from the hallucinations could kill the opponent without touching a single bit. To escape from the illusion is actually difficult, there must be an outsider who wakes up the person who is exposed to the illusion. If you do not wake up, then it can be said mat*. Luckily, Amdara survived death in front of him.

Inay itself is quite better after a break of approximately three hours. He asked the situation of Senior Fans and Amdara who answered a nod.

"Senior, I'm sure there's someone in this village."

I don't know why Amdara's feelings say there are people in the village even though they haven't met one.

Senior Fans patting. "Mrs. I think so too."

"Is there really anyone? If true, then that person is much stronger than you, Senior? You can't feel his presence, can you?"

That's what Inay said. Senior Fans did not sense the presence of someone other than them. Even his special eyes were useless. It is harder to fight against a human than a Black Spirit.

Inay instead thought these Southern Earth villagers had long lost their lives. Visible from moss that has grown and wild plants that are not maintained. Inay's thinking instead turned to the 'arwah' of the villagers who might love them if it was disturbing. Inay gulps his hard-earned saliva.

"Senior, we better just go. It's far more dangerous than imagined. I don't want to take my life in this country. Cih, I would rather vanish in the hands of the Black Spirit than vanish sillyly in this village."

Senior Fans stared intently at Inay and then said coldly, "just in case you speak."

Inay flinched, the coldness of Senior Fans' eyes was more piercing than the others. Inay turned his face.

"Calm down. We're not gonna disappear in this village." Amdara added, "now all we do is look for the villagers."

Inay immediately turned his head, surprised by Amdara's prison. "Hey, are you sick? There is no one in this village. Dara, are you still exposed to illusions, huh?"

Amdara. He said, "no. We haven't been looking for him."

Before nightfall came, they had to immediately look for the villagers. Still remembered by the story of the Village Chief which night is more dangerous than day in this village. They had not had time to look for the villagers because they had been directly chased by the black whirlwind and three hours they spent resting.

"You're gil*? Dara, if there are people in this village, we meet only one then we will contract the disease as well!" Inay said firmly. He clenched a strong hand.

If it were not human, then Amdara would not have had the illusion. It was impossible for the Black Spirit to use an illusionary stance, if there was one then Senior Fans and Inay should have long sensed his presence.

Amdara who was still convinced by his feelings answered coldly.

"How do you know that infectious disease by physical contact?"

"Hey, isn't every infectious disease always physical contact?"

"Then what about that black rum*dag*ng coming out of your mouth?"

Inay was struck by Amdara's words just now that sounded quite cruel. He opened his eyes and mouth.

"You mean me ...?"

Amdara nodded firmly making Inay feel weak. Removing stomach contents in the form of mumbling*dag*ing black is not normal. Before entering the village, they were in good condition.

Inay looked at both of his hands, nothing strange. His body did not feel anything strange either. However, Amdara's words still lingered in the mind.

Senior Fans exhaled. He said, "i haven't said the results of the examination."

Amdara and Inay gasped and immediately waited for the elder brother to explain in more detail.

"Inay's body is good." Senior Fans looked at Inay and spoke back, "but not with his strength."

After Inay took out the contents of the rum*alan, he did not recover immediately. This painful statement made Inay involuntarily hold her breath.

Clearly they instantly understood the intent of Senior Fans. If only 'uncle' and Amdara at that time remove the contents of the stomach, then I don't know what will happen.

In a remote village, the strength of the citizens was absorbed through the ground. However, in this Southern Earth village it might not be through the ground but rather take it out of the stomach.

"Then g*m*that's what's still there?" Amdara asked with a slightly pale countenance.

"We'll find out."

The situation outside is still the same. However, they agreed to see if there was still a g*m*lan that Inay put out. If there is none, then something has happened.

Before leaving, Senior Fans had made strong protective shields on the two boys. Just in case of any attack.

They flew without lowering their guard. There were no more chasing black whirlwinds, but their feelings were like someone was chasing from a solitary confinement.

The first to land near g*mp*lan dag*ng black was Senior Fans. There's still. Meaning this would be different from the previous remote village.

However, a strange sound from behind one of the houses made Senior Fans disturbed. Before checking, he let out a yellow light and instantly shattered the blob.

Inay who saw him flinched and said, "senior, why did you destroy him?"

Amdara who heard him replied, "would you eat it?"

Inay blinked a few eyes. Didn't expect Amdara to speak that way.

Senior Fans explained, it is better to be destroyed before something strange happens. Senior Fans asked the two boys to hide behind one of the houses, his request clearly confused Amdara and Inay. Briefly Senior Fans said there was something he had to make sure of.

Amdara and Inay did as ordered. They were hiding in one of the houses. Inay didn't come down, he just kept drifting. He said he didn't want to step on the moss. Just seeing him made him ticklish.

Amdara who heard it just shook her head. Even if it continues to float will only drain the power.

Inay was peering over the roof. While Amdara asked to be taken down and preferred to watch from below.

There was nothing strange at first, but Amdara heard the sound of a child crying not far from his place. Intrigued, Amdara searched for the source of the sound. If there really was a person, then it was better because it could investigate directly.

Amdara entered a small dark passageway, there were only a few gaps of light entering there. However, Amdara could still see someone sitting and crying.

Amdara approached the little boy who was cowering in fear himself. The boy's clothes were covered in dark color. His hair was messy, there was a pungent smell from his body but Amdara paid no heed. The boy was five years old.

The more Amdara approached, the more curled up and cried the boy.

Amdara halted the steps about three steps away from the boy. Amdara had to speak to the boy before him to dig up information. Who knew this boy didn't catch a disease so he cried alone in this hallway, right? Amdara took a breath, she started talking.

At first Amdara's greeting was not answered.

"Don't be afraid."

The boy shakes his head. Still with his head hidden he replied trembling.

"I-I'm not afraid of you. I-I'm the one who's gonna be scared of me."

Amdara did not understand what the boy in front of him meant. Still wary but Amdara sat down in front of the boy. His calm carrying made the curled up boy stop shaking.

"W-what are you gonna do?"

Although did not see how Amdara was sitting. But the boy knew.

Amdara raised his eyebrows. She said, "mn? There's no."

Hearing Amdara's words made the boy flinch. He clucked, no longer speaking nervously. He even looks upset.

"Why are you here for? Go there!"

Amdara smiled slightly. "I'm taking you."