In this strange dream, Roy did not go to find Anna immediately. Instead, he first found a round porthole, pushed it open, and then stuck his head out to look outside.
The environment outside was in chaos, both the sky and the sea were black, and there seemed to be something in this extreme darkness. Roy subconsciously turned his eyes away, not daring to look directly at it.
"What is this place? Why is it so dark? Even if it is night, there should be stars in the sky. Could it be that Anna didn't imagine it?"
After thinking for a few seconds, Roy put this question aside. Time was precious now, and he had to get as much information as possible within this time.
Roy walked carefully to a door and gently opened it. When he saw what was inside, he was stunned for a moment. In the classroom-sized room was a bunch of fluorescent green tentacles, and liquid eyeballs were slowly wriggling on the tentacles.
Compared to its appearance, Roy was more horrified by its actions. Such a horrible monster actually used its tentacles to build some wooden toys.
Roy slowly backed out and carefully closed the door. His face looked extremely bad. He was so shocked by what he had just seen that he couldn't wrap his mind around it.
"Is the anomaly they gave me really controllable? Could it be that it's out of control now?" Roy guessed the only possibility for the scene just now.
Everyone's dreams are built from their own experiences. How could there be monsters in other people's dreams
"Could it be that the thing just now really existed?" Roy shuddered with cold all over when he thought of this.
Impossible, how could such a thing exist? Maybe the monster was a metaphor for some kind of stimulation the other person had once received, which took shape in a dream.
Roy forced himself to remain calm and found a far-fetched explanation. No matter what it was, he would write it down first and hand it over to other departments when he got back.
He continued to walk forward slowly, and there was another door. This time Roy carefully opened it a crack, and his pupils shrank to the extreme in an instant. The space inside the room was very large, but it contained nothing else but a mountain of densely packed and overlapping corpses of various humans.
Roy, who should have been full of confidence, closed the door again with trembling hands. He turned his head to look at the last door in the distance. Now a trace of fear arose in his heart and he wanted to leave here directly.
This was not a normal human dream at all. He felt as if he had fallen into someone's trap.
The confidence he had just had was gone. He should have been in a dominant position when he invaded other people's dreams, but now he felt like he had entered some horror movie.
Compared with other people's dreams, Anna's dream was too weird. After a long time, he couldn't even find where Anna was.
But Roy did not leave. His professional ethics forced him to go on. He did not want his perfect record to have a flaw in the last stroke.
"Find Anna and infer her wishes through her actions in the dream. I'll leave modifying the dream to explore more intelligence for next time."
Thinking of this, Roy stood up, mustered up his confidence and continued to move forward. He came to the last door. This time he didn't even push the door open. He directly put his right eye into the keyhole and peeked inside.
A tentacle covered with black scales slowly slid past the keyhole, causing Roy to feel a chill down his spine. When the tentacle left, he saw a horrifying scene. Behind the room was the sea, and in the turbid dark green water, two extremely weird and terrifying monsters were entangled with each other.
One is a terrifying monster that looks like an octopus, covered with black scales and with a red eye sewn in the middle of its body.
They were entangled tightly, madly wrapping their tentacles around each other's bodies and tearing each other's bodies with their sharp fangs.
Before Roy could react, their fang-filled mouths suddenly turned and collided heavily.
The white fangs were smashed, and with red blood splattering, one mouth tore off the other mouth and swallowed it into its mouth.
"What are these? Where is Anna? Where is Anna, the owner of the dream? Could it be..." Roy's body began to tremble uncontrollably.
At this moment, the monster that was tearing just now stopped instantly. With its body turning quickly, a lamp hole-sized, bright yellow eye with a cross pupil glared at the keyhole fiercely.
"Oh no! She noticed me!!" The entire dream collapsed in an instant. When Roy came to his senses, he found himself still in the grocery room.
Without time to think, Roy picked up the bottle in his hand and rushed to his residence, but before he arrived, the alarm rang loudly, waking up everyone who was sleeping. "The High Priest has ordered! Everyone, assemble on the front deck!!"
Half an hour later, all the people on the Narwhal had gathered, and they looked at the woman in front of them with awe and confusion.
Many people had questions about why there was a sudden emergency gathering, but no one, whether Wang Sheng or anyone else, dared to say anything, because they could clearly see that the high priest was in an extremely bad mood.
Anna's chest rose and fell with her breathing. Now she felt like there was a fire burning her heart all the time. The only thing she wanted now was to catch the man who peeped into her dream and tear him into pieces! !
Maybe Anna doesn’t have the strength now, but as a former Diva, she can tell at a glance whether someone has invaded her dream. That kind of terrified look will never appear in her dreams.
There is a spy on my ship. No matter who sent him, I must find him.
After remembering that look deeply in her heart, Anna walked down. She walked slowly among the crowd, her eyes scanning everyone's face.
As they walked, Anna got closer and closer to Roy.
When Anna glanced at his slightly lowered head, she saw Roy's face and suddenly stopped, "Raise your head."
Roy instantly felt nervous. After a short and long second, Roy slowly raised his head. There was no emotion in his eyes, only a desire that was almost begging. "Master Priest, can you revive my daughter first? As long as you can revive her! I am willing to give everything I have!! I... I want to say the last words to her now."
"I was wrong. Of course I was sick. I should have gone to the hospital and actively cooperated with the treatment. If it weren't for my stubbornness, she wouldn't have died!"
Anna looked at Roy's eager expression and smiled exaggeratedly. "You're pretending so well. I almost got away with it."
(End of this chapter)