Yarra's Adventure Notes-Chapter 1327 - 113 Death’s Gate

"Is it really okay to just walk in like this?" The closer the girls got to the black sphere, the stranger they felt, as if it had some mysterious allure that made their souls want to be sucked in just by staring at it. Silver lightning flickered across its surface like silver snakes, and with every pop and crackle, a burnt scent wafted through the air. Standing in front of the black sphere, Catherine tentatively reached out to touch Death’s Gate but then hesitated and pulled back, turning to ask, "If it’s full of Undead inside, shouldn’t you go in first, Pannis? Otherwise, we’ll probably get swarmed as soon as we step in. And what exactly is inside?"

"I remember reading about it in Legendary stories," Lina said as she poked at the black sphere with a small wooden stick used to set broken bones. Seeing that the stick had no reaction, she felt somewhat relieved and said, "The stories said that inside is a very strange space where you can’t move forward or backward, and all directions are chaotic. You can only move forward based on the power of your imagination, or you’ll just float forever in the dark as deep as the void, never to return. I don’t know if it’s true."

"It’s not that exaggerated, although it’s true you move through imagination, anyone with intelligence not too far off the norm will eventually find a way forward," Pannis stroked his chin and looked Lina up and down thoughtfully, saying, "But for you, I’m afraid it might be a bit... Hey hey hey, this is the enemy’s camp, hitting me now is aiding the enemy, I said it’s aiding the enemy, you traitor! Aye aye, I’m the guest of Grimreaper, if you keep hitting me beware the surrounding Undead will attack you too, why are you still hitting, I’m going to scream for help!"

"Alright, enough," Catherine, caught between laughter and tears, pulled Lina, who had jumped onto Pannis’s back and started pounding his head, down and tapped the girl’s head a few times as punishment. Then she turned to Pannis with a bemused smile and said, "You seem to have stopped scheming to trick us away at every moment, back to your old self, and that makes me happy."

"What else can I do?" Pannis scratched his head and said helplessly, "Do I have to walk around with a face like a corpse all day long? That’s not necessary. I can’t resist your threats, so I can only accept them honestly. Since that’s the case, why make the atmosphere miserable for everyone?"

"You’re accepting it honestly?" Catherine’s smile was bright as she lightly bit her lip and said with a blush, "You can’t take back what you’ve said."

"Don’t misunderstand, I’m just accepting that you’re going in with me," Pannis huffed and turned his head away, "Otherwise you’ll cheat, and I can’t trust that. If you really insist on dying with me, then go ahead, but in the end, if we do die, it won’t be my fault."

"I know, I know, no misunderstanding here," Catherine turned to her sisters, stuck out her tongue and said with twinkling eyes, "No one is planning to blame you, so don’t be so tense, and don’t rush to explain. No matter what you say, we’ll all be happy, heh heh, so the best thing now is to say nothing, and quickly tell us how to get in."

"Actually, the process of entering has no risk at all," Pannis said, "Just expand the Shield and you can enter. Though the energy on the surface of Death’s Gate is intense, as long as you watch for a gap, even a Lower Rank professional can easily enter. For those of Legendary Rank like you, even if you push through the swirling energy, there will be no problems. Once inside, theoretically you should appear in a void. When that happens, don’t be scared and don’t move around, although moving would be useless anyway. Try to release your energy, and I will use that to find you as quickly as possible. Once I find you, we’ll all hold hands and stay connected, then we can move together. I’ll lead you through to the Realm of the Dead."

"If that’s the case, why not just hold hands and go in together from the start?" Vivian, who had been trying to strike the sphere’s surface lightning with her magic staff, turned around after being shocked by the electric arc due to her divided attention, stumbled back a few steps, and asked unhappily, "Wouldn’t that prevent us from scattering?"

"I’m worried that the appearance might be across an area, and if the distance is too great, holding hands might cause injury," Pannis said seriously, "The last time we appeared together was because we were all on the back of Guardian Mina, and entered under her energy, which could be seen as a single entity. But now, we can’t replicate that method, so it’s better to be safe."

"That’s a concern we can’t overlook," Vivian ran a few simulations in her mind and nodded, "There is indeed such a risk, it’s safer to enter separately."

"So we’ll just wait peacefully for your welcome, dear Pannis," the curvaceous princess clasped her hands at her chest, her enchanting eyes sparkling with excitement as she said, "Like a princess waiting in the high tower of a castle for a prince, gazing out the window towards the distant forest path, longing for... Ahh, stop pulling me, I wasn’t finished." freёwebnoѵel.com

"Thank you." Pannis, expressionless, thanked Catherine who had forcibly pulled Freya away and ran to the front of Death’s Gate like escaping, rubbing his forehead.

Just as seen a hundred years ago, the enormous black sphere floated above the Wound of the Earth, which was like a dark abyss. Looking down, the space below was still inscrutable, and no one knew how the spherical Death’s Gate managed to float in mid-air. Moreover, no one knew what state the Wound of the Earth would be in once the Death’s Gate opened or what would happen if someone fell through the cracks. Pannis didn’t know either, and he didn’t want to know. After staring at the black sphere at the edge of the Wound of the Earth for a moment, he took a step forward like walking on flat ground, directly stepping off the cliff and into the black sphere.

"Are you scared?" Catherine walked to where Pannis had just been, without turning back, and asked softly, "We’re really standing at the edge of life and death now, do you blame me?"

"Tch, big sister, you think too much of yourself. If it weren’t our own decision, how could you possibly have brought us here? So, don’t take all the responsibility on yourself," Lina said with a sneer, "Also, don’t forget, although we are temporarily allies, we will still be enemies in the future. Heh heh, no one has forgotten this limitation. So, we didn’t come here for you, quit overthinking it."

"Heh, thank you," Catherine turned back with a gentle smile and followed in Pannis’s footsteps, stepping into Death’s Gate.