Skoda Cavins felt a burning pain in her left wrist.
He lowered his head and saw a minimalist black watch appearing at some point, with the screen displaying:
"The End: Preparation for Entry 00:59"
At the same time, a hurried call came from the micro communicator in his right ear: "Mr. Cavins! The pollution index in 'Wonderland' is soaring! Your area is the hardest hit area! Please immediately..."
Communication is interrupted here.
Skoda calmly pushed up the gold-rimmed glasses on the bridge of his nose.
This is very interesting.
He is currently sitting at the intersection of two "worlds" - on the surface it is the VIP lounge of "St. Elizabeth Spiritual Retreat Center", but in fact it is the seventh outpost in East Asia of the "Night Watch", a global organization that monitors paranormal phenomena.
His left wrist represents the strange world of rules from "The End of Ten Days", a death game where wisdom and survival are the bets.
The interrupted communication in his right ear represents the modern mysterious system from "I Learned to Kill Gods in a Mental Hospital", a battlefield against the resurgence of myths and spiritual pollution.
But now, the two worlds were showing their fangs to him at the same time.
"What a... Rare experience." Skoda whispered to himself, with an imperceptible arc at the corner of his mouth. Not only did he not panic, but he felt a long-lost excitement. As the top anomaly consultant rated "Paradox" in the "Night Watch" archives, he is also a genius whose sanity is always on the edge of danger. He is too eager for this kind of situation that can challenge his dual abilities at the same time.
The number on the watch returns to zero.
Reader comments
"Prison Deed: Finale and God-Slaying" is an intracranial feast dedicated to experienced fantasy readers! If you have ever been shuddered by the death mystery in "The Last Day" and fascinated by the modern mysticism of "I Learned to Kill Gods in a Mental Hospital", then this work will give you a double shock.
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"Prison Deed: Finale and God-Slaying" is an intracranial feast dedicated to experienced fantasy readers! If you have ever been shuddered by the death mystery in "The Last Day" and fascinated by the modern mysticism of "I Learned to Kill Gods in a Mental Hospital", then this work will give you a double shock. [Smile]