Chapter 291 Rome Stories February 16 New Share
On the other side, surrounded by little fairies, Leon gradually noticed that the colors before his eyes were condensing, transforming into one dreamlike giant tree after another, each bearing all kinds of strange and wonderful fruits.
Beneath these great fruit trees stood plump, oversized mushrooms. Their stems had small doors carved into them, and their caps were dotted with palm-sized holes that looked like windows.
As his vision became clearer, Leon also saw countless crystal-clear vines, intertwined like glass, forming statues of various animals. There were small arched stone houses built on the short grass, and besides the fairies circling around him, he also spotted another familiar creature.
The Junimos—round and cute, like tiny apples!
“You’ve come.”
While Leon was still looking around, a kindly old man’s voice suddenly sounded by his ear.
“I’ve come.”
Leon answered instinctively. Then, following the voice, he looked around, but saw no one.
“You shouldn’t have come.”