Chapter 1127: Chapter 519: Plague
However, she could feel that pure, powerful force emanating from the city, influencing every corner of the Mirror World.
Reina sighed helplessly, then turned and left the city.
She knew she might not be able to unlock the secrets of the city, but she believed the members of the expedition team would surely find other ways to resist the erosion of the Abyss.
In the days that followed, the members of the expedition team continued to explore the mysteries of the Mirror World and the real world.
They experienced countless failures and setbacks, but never gave up hope.
Because they knew that as long as they united, forged ahead bravely, nothing could stop them from guarding the peace and tranquility under this starry sky.
And Reina was constantly growing and progressing as well.
With her wisdom and courage, she contributed her power to the expedition team.
Ice crystals often formed on her eyelashes, a testament to her use of the Absolute Zero ability during exploration.
While exploring the depths of the Mirror World, the expedition team unexpectedly discovered a forgotten ruin—the Memory Corridor.
This corridor seemed like a gigantic maze, containing countless memories of civilizations swallowed by the Abyss.
These memories twinkled like brilliant stars, both mysterious and full of allure.
Reina stood at the entrance of the corridor, gazing at the dark passage ahead, her eyes filled with curiosity and determination.
She knew well that exploring these memories might reveal the secrets of the Abyss, providing new clues to bat it.
However, she also understood that this process might be filled with the unknown and danger.
“Reina, are you sure you want to go in?” David’s voice came from behind her, looking at Reina with concern, his eyes full of worry.
Reina turned around, looked at David, and gave a slight smile.
“David, I know this could be dangerous, but I believe that only by delving deeply into these civilizations can we find a way to bat the Abyss.”
David was silent for a moment, then nodded.
“Alright, Reina, but be careful. I’ll wait outside for you, and if there’s any danger, notify me immediately.”
Reina nodded, then stepped into the corridor.
The passage was dim and silent, echoing only with her footsteps.
She proceeded cautiously, afraid of disturbing those slumbering memories.
As she went deeper, Reina began to feel a strange force surrounding her.
It was as if she could hear the whispers of the devoured civilizations, feel their joys, angers, sorrows, and pleasures.
These memories surged like a tide, leaving her both stunned and confused.
Nevertheless, Reina did not stop her steps.
She continued forward, attempting to find the end of the corridor to unveil the secrets behind those memories.
However, she was unaware that an astonishing change was quietly happening.
As time passed, Reina found herself feeling an inexplicable fatigue.
Her body seemed to bee increasingly heavy, her thoughts more sluggish.
She tried to ignore this feeling, but the fatigue grew stronger, almost preventing her from continuing forward.
It was then that Reina suddenly realized an astonishing fact—her age was steadily decreasing!
Every time she read a piece of memory, her age reduced by one year.
This discovery left her shocked; she did not know what was happening, nor the consequences this change would bring.
Reina stopped, leaned against the wall, and gasped deeply.
She tried to calm her emotions and think of countermeasures.
However, she quickly realized that she had fallen into a predicament.
If she continued forward, her age would keep decreasing, eventually turning her into a baby, or even disappearing from this world.
Reina felt a wave of despair, not knowing how to face this cruel reality.
However, just then, a familiar voice sounded in her heart.
“Reina, don’t give up.” It was the voice of the Spirit of the Code; it seemed to have been watching Reina’s progress all along.
“You can encode these memories as defense programs to bat the Abyss.”
Upon hearing this, Reina was startled, then showed a delighted expression.
She realized that the suggestion of the Spirit of the Code might solve her current predicament.
Thus, she began attempting to encode the memories she read into defense programs, hoping to find a way to bat the Abyss.
However, this process was far more plicated than she had imagined.
The memories in the Memory Corridor were varied and plex, enpassing both joy and peace, as well as pain and war.
Reina needed to carefully discern each memory, converting them into useful defense programs.
This process was both time-consuming and labor-intensive, leaving Reina exceptionally exhausted.
Despite this, Reina didn’t give up.
With firm belief and tenacious perseverance, she continued encoding memories into defense programs.
As time went by, she gradually mastered some techniques and methods, making the encoding process more efficient.
Finally, after several days of effort, Reina successfully encoded a large amount of memory into defense programs.
These programs seemed to form an indestructible line of defense in her mind, giving her an unprecedented sense of security.
However, Reina did not forget her original goal.
She continued forward, trying to find the end of the corridor to unveil the secrets behind those memories.
Finally, in a dim corner, she discovered a tightly closed stone door.
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