Chapter 284 The Odd Dream [Part 1]

Chapter 284 The Odd Dream [Part 1]

Northern automatically became accepted amongst the strange community of White Walkers.

He was referred to as Teacher and was not one by name alone; almost everyone in the settlement came to him in need of something.

When he spoke, they listened.

It was as if they turned to him for some sort of sage advice, and this happened because of only one reason.

Their leader bowed before this person.

For the first few days of being there, Northern oversaw Raven's recovery.

It was amazing how skilled these creatures could be. Even though they clearly didn't need it, they could weave thick cloaks that shielded one from the cold.

Northern suspected that the materials for these clothes were likely harvested from cottons that had developed resistance to the harsh environment and climate conditions of this realm.

As such, it seemed like the cloaks themselves were imbued with cold resistance abilities.

One was made for Northern and Raven, so he felt the need to stop walking around in his dark, scary armor.

Raven got better, but it was difficult for her to accept the reality that played out before her.

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She was probably finally relating to what Northern had said to her a while back, but sadly, he was not usually around for her to discuss it.

Days had definitely passed.

Unlike Northern's first rift, this one had night and day, although one could not be very sure of the hours in between.

Raven sometimes tried to keep note, but she discovered that they were not consistent. She was either making mistakes with her count, or this was just one of the rift's irregularities.

But then again, there was no Northern to discuss these things with.

The white-haired kid had become a tutor at such an early age.

Northern, for once, was glad that his intelligence had some good use.

Even though he didn't formally learn the monster tongue, he still could teach as if he had.

He could not only properly convey the pronunciation of words but also could formulate how best they probably could be written.

Since this was a civilization that was thrown far back, Northern would use a twig to write in the snow as he taught the little Ulzred.

The boy king, on the other hand, was a very receptive and obedient one.

He had piles of schedules awaiting him, so Northern usually had limited time to spend with him.

And when he left him, other White Walkers, male and female, would gather around him to learn.

Raven oftentimes would find him in the center of an enormous gathering, teaching them about runes and proper pronunciation of words.

Slowly, her eyes closed peacefully. Raven embraced sleep and began snoring a couple of minutes later.

However, she heard a voice.

"Raven... Raven... Raven...."

That voice, she couldn't be mistaken about it; that was Terence's!

"Terence, is that you?" She quickly sprang up, looking around the room, but she couldn't find anyone.

However, she was sure she had heard Terence's voice.

The voice then resounded once more.

"Listen well, Raven... this is about the place I walked to the last time when we were traveling."

Raven narrowed her eyes.

She had demanded about that, but the Oracle decided to stay silent. Raven, of course, usually does not force her to speak unless she wanted to.

The fact that she's coming to Raven now must mean there is something about where she had gone that has to do with their current predicament.

And Terence probably knew about it, which was why she didn't say anything before now.

Does that mean she knew that she and Northern would enter a rift?

There was no way to know how much Terence really knew.

But Raven was sure she was a walking trove of information. However, it was incredibly hard to get even an iota of that information out of her.

And it was totally understandable because there were consequences for every secretive word or knowledge she spilled.

The Oracle's voice resounded once again:

"Are you there, Raven? I want you to pay rapt attention to this instruction."

Raven frowned slightly but nodded.

"Take the boy king and flee. You must convince Northern; this cannot be successful without him. If Northern does not consent to it, both of you will die. Tell him you need to take the boy king and find Sura using the green light in the sky. Those green lights will lead you directly to Sura."

Raven's frown deepened slightly.

Her words were sounding like a lot of trouble. If Northern does not consent to it, both of them would die?

What was happening?

"Terence, what is..."

Before she could complete the sentence, however, she jolted out of her sleep, her eyes widening fully.

All the while... she thought she was awake.