Chapter 1421.1
Chapter 1421.1
The same thought ran back and forth in Willow’s mind, occupying her head until it felt like there was nothing else.She couldn't escape the dread of facing the strongest potential and possibly failing to save her brother.
Doomsday gave off a terrifyingly dangerous feeling. It was beyond comparison to the seven deadly sins, though they also possessed powerful strength. Even from an elevated perspective like Willow's, Doomsday held a fearsome power.
It was something that instilled fundamental fear.
Even as a goddess, Willow was enveloped by the fear that she might not only be severely injured but possibly even annihilated if she wasn't careful. Yet, even so, she didn't back down. She got by through her understanding and belief that no one else but her could do the job.
She muttered to herself, “I’ll save you soon, Darian. Just wait for me...”
Whispering softly, she began to make contact with Doomsday in the depths of Darian’s consciousness. She couldn't retreat just because she was scared—that wasn't what her family was about.
Her father, Davey, had risked his life countless times to protect the entire family.
Fwoosh!!
Once she finally succeeded in making contact with Doomsday, an otherworldly scene began to unfold in front of her.
Unlike the other sins, simply making contact with Doomsday had sucked her into its unique space.
“Okay, whatever. You're a goddess, girl! Get a grip!!” Willow slapped both of her cheeks and hardened her expression.
Then, slowly, one step at a time, she walked forward.
She’d found herself alone within a vast, desolate forest. It was such a chaotic landscape that she could barely tell front from back or left from right, and it stirred a primal fear that made her instinctively want to turn around and leave. The ancient trees looked as though they might come alive at any moment to surround and crush her like a plum.
She felt like something might pop out from beyond the woods to attack her at any moment. Even when using her power as a goddess, she couldn't fully grasp the scale of the place she’d ended up in.
Willow moved forward slowly, then paused for a moment, remarking, “This place is too creepy...”
None of the things that should fundamentally exist in such a space were present.
Sure, she was in Darian's deep consciousness, but that alone didn't explain the confusing circumstances she’d found herself in.
“Hmm. Can you even call this deep consciousness?” she muttered to herself, frustrated.
The place felt like another reality.
That was when it happened. An eerie wind wrapped around her entire body before disappearing.
Then, in the forest where she couldn't even see a few inches ahead, something massive began to emerge in the distance. It looked like a gigantic humanoid wooden statue made entirely of trees.