Existence loss.

This is the gibbon's summary of what had happened in this settlement.

Of course, in his story, he also irresponsibly answered Elise's question about the Lord of the Crow Man Valley—"Maybe the Lord of the Crow Man Valley knows this, but he never mentioned it."

But as for why he didn't mention this matter to others, it was probably to stabilize the people's hearts.

So, then again, what is the loss of existence?

This is how the Gibbon explains.

"I think you should be clear about the treatment of these people who have been exiled to the first level, right?" said the Gibbon sitting on the ground, looking at Elise with a puzzled look.

"You mean the... night blindness ban?" Elise thought for a while.

"Night blind...?" The gibbon chewed the word, then shook his head with a smile, "This word is really romantic, but it's not wrong to understand it this way. In short, it's something made by the guy named Cangshan. With his ability to influence the senses, that guy put various restrictions on those who made mistakes, disobey orders and disagrees with those who disagree with their opinions. The night blindness restriction you just mentioned is one of them."

"But you know?" continued the Gibbon, "When I first came to this place with these people, they were completely normal except for night blindness."

"Totally normal means..." Elise asked.

"That is to say, except that they cannot be seen in dark places, their other functions are no different from those of normal people." The Gibbon replied, "So, even if they are exiled, the lives of these people are not bad. And I, who is in this magic supply center, occasionally have a few visitors, so that I will not be lonely."

"You will have visitors at that time?" Elise was a little surprised.

"Yes." The Gibbon recalled the past and showed an ugly smile. "The magic center at that time was not as tight as it is now."

"What happened behind me?" Elise couldn't help asking.

"Well, that's right." The Gibbon looked at the big square beside Elise and showed a somewhat lonely expression. "Later, because the crows could not bear the existence of the high-level abyss demons in their race, they took the initiative to draw a line with the crows, and left the settlement with their families, went to a mountain range quite far away from here, and established a place that you called the Crows Valley."

"Hmm..." Elise felt like she was listening to a historical story, "And what? What after the Crow Man left?"

"After the group of crows left, the crows who catered to the high abyss demons, the culprit who had previously caused the departure of the Crows, also left the settlement, and took away some people who were also willing to cater to the high abyss demons." The Gibbon sighed, "and their departure led to the arrival of disaster later."

"you mean……"

"Well, that's right." The Gibbon nodded, "Their departure brought the second arrival of the Abyss Demon and the second restriction issued by Cang Xie. After all, it is not allowed to openly resist rule in public, and the departure of those traitors brought the news of these crimes."

"Then this second ban is indeed what we are now..." Elise thought of the scene in Lublum's words, and suddenly felt a layer of sadness in his heart.

"Yes, this is the loss of existence." said the Gibbon. "Cangshan completely erased the self-expression ability of all residents in this settlement. From their appearance to their ability to make sounds, they were completely banned by Cangshan, so these transparent people were found."

"And I." The Gibbon looked around and sighed, "and was also permanently locked in this confined prison, and could only be with the magic core in this life."

"But those crows are completely unaware of it?" Elise was deeply shocked by the story told by the gibbon.

"Yes, I don't know at all." The Gibbon nodded, "Although I'm not sure if the Valley Master knows all this, since so many years have passed, I probably understand it. Maybe the Valley Master of the Crow Man Valley knows this, but he has never mentioned it."

The gibbon said so.

...

After learning from the gibbon in front of him everything that happened on this land, Elise remembered someone.

"By the way, I had a companion climbing in from the top passage before, and he had no news, so I wanted to ask, are there any other rooms in this magic supply center? I'm a little worried about him."

Hearing this question, the Gibbon couldn't help frowning, even though he had no eyebrows.

"Other rooms?" The gibbon stretched out his long arm and pointed to the thick white mist in front of the room. "There are doors leading to other places above these walls, but as I said before, I was locked in this room, so I don't know what is in the other rooms now, because each door behind these walls is the same as the door you came in, and I can't open it at all."

In that case, that is to say, I can't communicate with Lublum at all with a communicator, Elise thought.

After all, this building is completely covered by magic, and the strength and isolation of the door before were extremely high, so even if Elise entered the center of the building, there would not be any change.

"I understand." Elise nodded, "Since that's the case, I'll open one door after another, by the way."

"What?"

"You probably didn't have these doors when you first moved in?" Elise asked. "Do you know what was there before the room around you?"

"I remember it was..."

"Haaaa... Elise, it turns out you've come in."

Just as the Gibbon was about to answer, Lublum's figure appeared at the door of the door melted by Elise, looking panting.

"Why are you here?" Elise couldn't help but stare at the man in front of him, "Didn't you climb in from the roof?"

"Don't mention it." Lublum shook his head, "That's not a passage at all. It's just a ventilation duct that has been blocked by something strong. It's been abandoned. After I had to climb in for a lot of effort, I had to climb out, and I was almost exhausted."
Chapter completed!