All Chapters of Into The Unknown: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

††† "Life is such a mystery. One must not be complacent about anything that has not transpired yet. Everything has its purpose and meaning. Life is not set in stone. Life is unpredictable. Join me and let’s unravel my quest to an unfamiliar world of possibilities. Are you all ready?" Said the huge man with the crown of light lavishly showing its elegance to the white-winged girl, patting on her head while she nervously intertwined its hand. "I, I will come wherever you will go, Father!" she said.

††† Every now and then I darted my attention to the flower that had glittered for quite some time now. It does seem to react to something. I guess this should be a time to not even think strange. However, this has become certainly an otherworldly problem. Not that it's supposed to be surprising to me in this world full of strange creatures that don't burn in a fire but... Argh!

†††During my long journey, worried with the diversity of beasts walking in the forest, it felt like the help I was looking forward to is never coming, though I understand that I still need to bring this floating pixie's egg to the castle in order for it to hatch. I anxiously wandered the entire area looking for a place to hide and hunting animals that I can eat for the past few days like a lawbreaker. Periodically, I need to eat the meat raw so the beasts can't find me. A few more treks and I finally saw a river exiting the forest and leading to the entrance of the huge dome-like hill where houses were built on it. That must be the place! I can see two towers that seemed to touch the sky. It's so tall.

 †††"That's obvious. From the Supreme God!" "Who's the Supreme God, again?" I scratched my head, not listening. She's so lively as ever. We are chatting in the middle of the day looking for any clues to reunite with Morning Dew or if he changed his name just as I am. I want to make haste for us to go back to our village. Wait, how can we even escape from this place, anyway? I furrowed my brows worrying about it. 

 †††"I am alright." I said while removing dirt on my knees and added, "can I at least sell it?" "No!" she instantly replied with her arms crossed. I continued walking by the riverside still feeling heavy and about to burst while she's flying around me on our way to the forest. She reiterated that although the barrier extends to the edge of the forest, the res