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Wu Cheng continued to talk about how every night, a dark figure appeared in his nightmares, causing him unbearable suffering and making him feel trapped in endless fear. He described a particular night when he was once again startled awake by the nightmare, only to see the dark figure in his home. Under the influence of the dream, Wu Cheng subconsciously thought he was still dreaming, so he took out a gun and threatened the dark figure.
However, the dark figure did not stop and continued to move towards Wu Cheng. Feeling extreme terror, Wu Cheng shot and killed the dark figure. When he turned on the light to take a closer look, he was shocked to discover that it was actually Li Xiaoting.
Su Jianyang and Yang Jing nodded, indicating that what they saw in the alternate space was roughly consistent with Wu Cheng's description. All of this seemed to point to an even more eerie and terrifying truth.
Wu Cheng was feeling low, admitting that he had almost no recollection of the subsequent events until today, when he entered that alternate space and suddenly became aware of everything. He couldn't believe that he was the one who killed Li Xiaoting, and he dared not believe that he had actually committed the gruesome act of dismembering and disposing of the body.
Wu Cheng was deeply engulfed in pain. He sat in front of the iron table, his mind in turmoil, his body weighed down by the burden of heavy guilt. Past memories surged like fresh blood, and he realized he was no longer the righteous guardian he thought he was, but a murderer, a cold-hearted criminal.
His agony was not just for the terrible deeds he had done, but also for the profound guilt towards Li Xiaoting. She had been a significant part of his life, a woman he deeply loved. Now, he had not only lost her, but also led her into eternal Darkness with his own hands.
Su Jianyang and Yang Jing's presence brought a sense of comfort to Wu Cheng, but at the same time, it also brought more pressure. Their gaze and questions made it impossible for him to escape reality, forcing him to face his own crimes and past. He felt deeply trapped in an unsolvable maze, and the only way out seemed to be to find the truth behind it all.
Yang Jing was a bit stunned. He did not expect Wu Cheng to have such a terrifying past. His expression became more alert, feeling that things were becoming more and more complicated. Meanwhile, Su Jianyang seemed to be contemplating something, his brow furrowed, his gaze deep, as if searching for some clues to unravel the truth behind all this mystery. The clues of this story seemed to become more and more chaotic. There were even more bizarre connections between Wu Cheng's past and present, all pointing to a darker and more mysterious target.
Su Jianyang listened to Wu Cheng's answer, his brows slightly furrowed as he began to ponder the possible connections of this information. The shadow, the town's legend, it all seemed to involve a mysterious and dangerous world.
Yang Jing was also curious about all this, and he asked, "When you mentioned the town's legend, are you referring to Mosina Goblinoid in Qing Town? I have heard some stories about that legend, but never thought it could be related to what we are experiencing."
Wu Cheng nodded and continued to explain, "Yes, it's the legend of Mosina Goblinoid. They say Mosina Goblinoid is an evil presence, always appearing at night, searching for innocent souls. They say his appearance is elusive, always hidden in the Darkness, just like the dark figure in my dreams."
Su Jianyang pondered all this and then asked, "Do you think all of this is related to Mosina Goblinoid? Should we investigate this legend further to see if we can find any clues?"
Wu Cheng was somewhat speechless, he seemed to be pondering, but everything was too confusing, and for a moment he couldn't find a clue immediately. Su Jianyang furrowed his brow, contemplating what this unusual similarity might mean.
"You said he spoke like a wild beast," Su Jianyang said, "So, do those words hold any clues? Or can you remember any of them?"
Wu Cheng pondered for a moment, trying to recall the chilling whispers. Finally, he nodded and attempted to remember some fragments.
"He spoke of a crimson path, filled with flesh and suffering, and some words about finding peace. But what unsettled me the most was his laughter, that evil laughter always appearing when he instilled fear in me," Wu Cheng said with a trembling voice as he recollected those dreadful moments.
Su Jianyang and Yang Jing exchanged a glance, clearly finding the situation very unusual. Su Jianyang continued to inquire, "Did the words about the crimson path, the flesh, and suffering give you any clues? Or have you heard similar descriptions anywhere in town?"
Wu Cheng tried hard to recall, but it seemed he couldn't find any definite clues. He felt himself caught in a complex and mysterious puzzle, which made him increasingly anxious. He urgently needed to find the answers and unravel all of this mystery.
Su Jianyang opened a notebook and began drawing a relationship map. He included elements such as Wu Cheng, Li Xiaoting, the family of Li Xiaoting, the mining explosion case in Qing Town, and religious conflicts, trying to find the connections between them. Arrows and lines on the chart intertwined to form a complex network of relationships.
Su Jianyang frowned, having a hunch that there might be some mysterious force or organization behind all these events, manipulating the entire situation. They needed to uncover the nature of this force in order to reveal the truth behind the events.
Wu Cheng and Yang Jing were both focused on observing the relationship diagram, trying to understand the connections within. This puzzle left them increasingly puzzled, but at the same time, it also sparked their desire for knowledge. They were determined to relentlessly investigate until they uncovered the truth behind the events.
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