Chapter 1056: Chapter 446: The Unfindable Passage
Boundless darkness, indescribable scenes.
It felt like drifting between existence and nonexistence, unable to distinguish inside from outside.
In the dream, Dionysus felt he had done many things and said many words.
In the realm of elusive light and shadow, he saw the sky falling and the earth shaking. Statues turned into human forms, replacing the old masterâs glory.
Starlight descended, rising from his own being.
A transaction, an exchange.
One descended underground for this, and another ascended to the mountain peak.
The eternal lost eternity, and light ascended in the darkness. As if pierced by the light through chaotic thoughts, Dionysus finally found himself once more.
Is this a dream, an endless earthly dreamâŠ
ââŠWake upâŠâ
âWake upâŠâ
âWake up!â
âHahââ
Awakened by the calling voice in the Nameless Valley.
Suddenly awakening, Dionysus found the piercing brightness difficult to withstand.
In front of him, Heracles looked at him with concern.
Clearly, the great hero hadnât expected his companion to suddenly fall into such deep sleep, nearly failing to wake up.
âWait, stop calling, Iâm already awake⊠Heracles, did I just suddenly fall asleep?â
Right hand holding his forehead, left hand stopping the large hand shaking his body.
Dionysus felt his head was somewhat foggy, as if he wasnât peacefully sleeping but was attacked in the dream.
Ah⊠Yes, and Amon too, he seemed to have dreamt about him.
In the dream, Amon asked if he still remembered the vows he had made. Dionysus naturally said he hadnât forgotten.
Although he is an undying deity, he has acknowledged this friend. He will carry his part, living forever in the Chaos World.
ââŠDionysus, I donât know what exactly happened to you.â
âAfter I solved Sphinxâs three riddles, you fell into a coma here.â
With a slight sigh of relief, seeing his companion finally awake, the great hero reached out and pulled him up from the ground.
âWhat happened, were you somehow ambushed?â
âThis deep sleep doesnât seem to be natural.â
âPerhaps⊠but itâs already over now.â
Slightly shaking his head, Dionysus tried to release the heaviness in his mind.