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Chapter 1259 - Chapter 1259 Chapter 388 53 Forbidden Ruins Steles

Chapter 1259: Chapter 388: 53 Forbidden Ruins Steles! Chapter 1259: Chapter 388: 53 Forbidden Ruins Steles! “No wonder…”

Leonard Churchill, seeing the environment transform into a glaring Mirror House, immediately understood why he previously sensed the “substitute doll” coordinates vanishing in the city.

Had he been sucked into another space?

Looking at this location indicated as [Lost Mirror Maze] in Enlightenment, he knew this was very likely an artifact restraining Ivan’s spatial abilities.

However, after looking around, the Mirror House seemed eerie but not particularly dangerous.

Leonard didn’t wander; instead, he stayed in place to observe.

He couldn’t tell where the light was coming from; the entire space was bright yet not blinding.

As it appeared, this seemed to be a maze made of mirrors.

On the mirrored walls, Leonard saw countless reflections of himself.

As he observed his surroundings, the numerous reflections in the mirrors also seemed to be observing.

It was an indescribably strange feeling.

It was as if he was one entity, yet split into many.

Like parallel worlds–numerous disordered timelines with countless versions of himself.

…

Perhaps finding it amusing, Ivan also jumped out of the pocket and, habitually, perched on Leonard’s head.

This little girl would never stand if she could climb.

Ivan, with his single open eye, looked around curiously and asked, “Mr. Leonard Churchill, where are we?”

Leonard raised his eyebrows and said, albeit helplessly, “We seem to be trapped.”

His tone was quite calm.

A bit unexpected, but within reason.

That was also why he previously guessed he was in danger and didn’t ask Sophia Jones for help.

If it was merely a fight, the people from White Family and Silver Moon Sect were already enough.

But in Leonard’s deductions, there was a significant possibility that those guys from the Southern Continent would use some mysterious methods that couldn’t be countered.

Just like this [Lost Mirror Maze] in front of him.

Indeed, it turned out to be so.

He felt that even if Sophia Jones were here, besides getting trapped together, having more people wouldn’t be of any help.

…

Leonard had been trapped by [Monet’s Sunrise] twice before, so he was somewhat familiar with this type of restrictive environment and remained very composed.

At least there was no direct danger, so he could slowly figure out a way.

He pondered and asked, “Ivan, can you spot any problems with the space here?”

Even though he didn’t understand this maze at all, Leonard was certain it was specifically designed to restrain Ivan’s spatial ability.

Ivan didn’t notice anything either and shook his head: “I dunno~”

Leonard then asked, “Can you get out of here?”

Ivan blinked, seemingly puzzled by why he would ask that, “Go where?”

“Outside.”

Leonard knew this little girl’s spiritual intelligence wasn’t fully developed, so he explained further, “The city we were just in.”

Ivan shook his head: “Ah… but I can no longer sense the spatial coordinates of the place we were just in.”

“…”

Leonard frowned as he listened.

The people from the Southern Continent wanting to capture Ivan had to restrict her Spatial Displacement Ability.

This Mirrored Space clearly possessed that function.

As he thought about it, evidently the little girl hadn’t realized she had been captured; she muttered again, “Mr. Leonard Churchill, I’m hungry…”

“…”

Leonard chuckled helplessly as he listened.

The enemy came prepared; it wouldn’t be that easy to find a way to break them.

With that thought, he casually pulled out some large bread loaves and started feeding them to the little girl perched on his head, bit by bit, like feeding pigeons.

The little girl on his head ate with relish; the sound of her smacking her lips echoed unusually clear in this corridor.

Listening to Ivan, who also hadn’t figured out a clue, Leonard then began to wander through the maze.

Mysterious and unknown things always piqued people’s curiosity.

From his previous experiences, this mirrored space was likely an artifact.

Initially, he thought it was similar to [Monet’s Sunrise], but as he walked, he noticed something was off.

“Strange, how can this space be so vast?”

Leonard stopped, looked at his puzzled expression in the mirrored walls around him, and instantly felt something was amiss.

The space in the painting was only a few blocks, and that was already at the Disaster-item level.

What was up with this Mirrored Space?

Leonard knew the purpose of mirrors might be to create spatial illusions, misleading one’s judgment and sense of direction, or perhaps overlooking certain Hidden Dimensions.

These were common tricks in mazes.

But his senses were now keen, and he marked his path all along. Furthermore, with Ivan on his head, mere visual spatial tricks couldn’t mislead the two of them.

Yet the distance the two had covered, without repeats or circles, with coherent markings… they had already walked a distance comparable to half a city.

“So it’s not that simple after all…”

Leonard wasn’t surprised; he just found it very intriguing.

Could it be an Alternate Dimension? Or a special space like the Divine Ruins Treasure House?

But that’s not right either… Ivan should have been able to sense such a space.

For the moment, Leonard couldn’t figure out exactly what was happening.

The little girl on his head was also a bit confused; other than eating and dreaming, her mind seemed unable to handle the complex problem of escaping the maze.

Just after finishing eating, she laid on Leonard’s head and fell fast asleep.

The leftover boxes and empty cans were scattered all over the place.

Leonard didn’t think of cleaning up; in this maze made entirely of mirrors, it was actually lacking some irregular reference points.

…

Leonard continued to mark his path as he walked through the maze.

Initially, he thought it was just a “maze,” and used various methods to solve mazes.

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