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The laughter of the night shadow echoed in the cold space, his eyes revealing a cunning and mocking meaning as he looked at Van Loon, seemingly very satisfied with Van Loon's predicament. He slowly walked over and stopped in front of Van Loon, smiling as he said, "Dear Van Loon, you're in high school now, and you still struggle with math? You only have one soul, while your parents have two souls. According to our deal, you still owe me a soul, don't you?" His words were full of mockery and mockery, as if pointing out Van Loon's ignorance and powerlessness.
Van Loon's mood felt like it was pierced by cold needles. Night shadow's mockery made him feel a deep sense of helplessness and pain. He knew he couldn't change anything, but he didn't want to give up. He clenched his fists tightly, trying to suppress the anger and unease in his heart, then looked at night shadow, trying to find a glimmer of hope. In a deep voice, he asked, "Is there any way for me to get the soul you want?" His voice was filled with a desperate determination, as if implying that he was willing to pay any price.
The night shadow seemed to be drawn by the determination and courage of Van Loon, a strange glint flashing in his eyes. He slowly approached Van Loon, his gaze seemingly calculating, as if weighing the value and potential benefits of Van Loon. He smiled and said slowly, "Oh, it's an interesting choice that you are willing to sacrifice your own soul for the sake of your parents' souls. But you must know, the exchange of souls is not a simple matter." His words were filled with warning and threat, as if reminding Van Loon of the cost and possible consequences of this choice.
Van Loon felt his heart pounding violently, each beat causing him deep pain and unease. But he knew he couldn't give up; he had to do something for his parents, even if there was only a slight possibility. He gritted his teeth, trying to keep himself calm, and then looked firmly at the night shadow, waiting for his response.
The night shadow seemed somewhat surprised by Van Loon's determination. He smiled slightly and then slowly approached Van Loon, saying in a low voice, "If you are truly determined, I may have a way." His voice was filled with strangeness and the unknown, as if hinting at a dangerous and mysterious deal. Van Loon knew that this might be his only chance, and also his last chance, which he had to seize, no matter what lay ahead.
Van Loon felt as if his throat was tightly constricted, making every breath difficult. He carefully swallowed, trying to ease the dry and tense feeling. He nodded, indicating for the night shadow to continue, but his heart was pounding like a bird held in the palm of his hand. Each heartbeat seemed to remind him that the cold-hearted demon in front of him could change his fate at any moment. He didn't know what the night shadow would do next, but he knew that this might be his only chance to do something for his parents, no matter how slim, he had to try to seize it.
The night shadow seemed very satisfied with Van Loon's reaction. His mouth curled up slightly, revealing a smug and playful smile. He slowly extended his fingers and lightly tapped Van Loon's head. That simple gesture seemed to contain some profound meaning, sending shivers down Van Loon's spine. A strange smirk flashed in the night shadow's eyes as he whispered, "I admire your willingness to sacrifice for others. You are truly an interesting creature." His words were filled with mockery and playfulness, as if mocking Van Loon's ignorance and courage.
Suddenly, the night shadow raised both hands, and the space in front of Van Loon seemed to twist and change in an instant. A lush green forest scene appeared before them, so real that it seemed as if they had been transported to another place. Several goats in the scene were leisurely grazing, their eyes reflecting carefree contentment, as if unaffected by the outside world, enjoying the tranquility and peace of their surroundings.
Van Loon was a little confused by the scene in front of him, and he looked at the landscape with a puzzled expression before turning to ask Night Shadow, "What does this mean? What are you trying to tell me?" His voice was filled with confusion and anticipation, as if seeking an answer.
Night Shadow's eyes revealed a subtle joy, and he slowly pointed at the scene in the picture, then turned to Van Loon with a smile, asking, "What do you think?" His words were filled with a sense of playfulness and testing, as if trying to explore Van Loon's reaction and waiting for his response. In his gaze, there seemed to be a complex emotion, with a strange sense of anticipation and a subtle excitement.
Van Loon was attracted by the scene in front of him, looking at the dense forest and feeling a natural and peaceful atmosphere. Various small animals were leisurely wandering in the forest, and the few goats seemed content, lazily gathering together, enjoying the sunlight and eating various plants and tree roots on the ground. A sense of longing and tranquility arose in his heart, as if imagining how wonderful it would be to live in such a world. In that moment, Van Loon seemed to forget that he was facing a cold and ruthless demon, feeling a moment of relaxation and peace in his heart.
He breathed a sigh of relief and said, puzzled, "Not bad, quite leisurely." His words were filled with a simple and sincere feeling, as if expressing his inner thoughts. In his eyes, there was a curiosity and longing for this world, as well as an expectation for the unknown.
Nightshadow listened to Van Loon's response, seeming quite satisfied. He nodded and then slowly said, "What if I give you a second chance to be reborn here, how do you feel about that?" His words were filled with temptation and testing, as if offering Van Loon a whole new choice and possibility. In his eyes, there was an unfathomable mystery and a test and expectation for Van Loon. He seemed to want to see what choice Van Loon would make.
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