Lulunaka also sat down cross-legged, facing Marina.
Marina was expressionless, those pupil-less eyes, not knowing if she was really looking at Lulunaka or looking somewhere else.
Lulunaka, on the other hand, showed a rare expression of annoyance, the smile on her face also turned into a bitter smile.
"Your body is your own, so I think you should have a rough idea, I'll say something you might not know."
Lulunaka knocked on her temple, "To many people, including those insects that no longer look human, maybe your pair of eyes is the most precious thing on your body, maybe it's even a divine artifact."
The pair of eyes was still in Lulunaka's hand, she played with the pair of eyes that were not much different from gemstones, and continued, "But it's not their eyes that have a problem, it's you who deliberately made things like this, right?
You stuffed all the magic in your brain into your eyes, this is indeed better, the pain is only in your eyes, the brain is not so painful.
If I had to choose between being blind and having my brain burned, I would definitely choose to be blind.
But to me, being blind and having my brain burned, there's no difference, anyway, I can change. "Lulunaka said this, couldn't help but let out a chuckle.
She was probably the only one who could say that she could change her brain.
"You know everything." Marina said.
Lulunaka shook her head, "How can I know everything, although it's almost the same as this.
There are three things I didn't think of. "
Lulunaka stretched out a finger, "First, I didn't think you would use the hourglass I gave you, to others, it's a real half divine artifact, you just destroyed it like that?"
Speaking of this, Lulunaka shook her head again, "No, you can't say that, you didn't destroy it, you just changed a place to hide it, but the hiding place, haha, it's really interesting … .Ai, how is it interesting."
Lulunaka's mood swings, completely unable to find the reason, it was simply inexplicable.
Regarding this, Marina was still silent, not in a hurry to answer.
"It's not that I haven't seen people who spoil themselves like this, but everyone seems to have the same temper as you, making people unable to be happy, but also unable to be angry, it's really a headache … .Forget it, let's not talk about it.
The second thing is that your brain was not burned by the magic in the hourglass, and you survived like this.
I've only seen people who indulged in the power of the divine artifact, and finally reduced to a broken fool, I've rarely seen a whimsical person like you, and survived.
Lurunaka's words showed that Marina wasn't the first person to do this kind of thing, but it didn't seem to be many. Looking at Lurunaka's expression, it seemed that she had a headache and didn't know how to deal with Marina.
"The third thing is, your brain is brain was brain, it was burned into something strange."
Marina's's,'s,'s, Marina's's's, otherwise, they'll's's's','s's's's, otherwise, they'll be scared to death.
But there's no living person, who can live like a living person without a brain, that's a dead person.
But as for you, you're indeed alive, but it doesn't have much to do with being a human. "
Lulunaka sighed again, "Do you know what's the name of the thing that can suck out the surrounding magic just by breathing?
The smaller one is called a demon-sucking spirit, the bigger one …. "Lulunaka gestured," is called a spirit-sucking monster. "
The two faced each other, silent for a while.
Lulunaka opened her mouth again, "What do you think you'll become in the end?"
"With me as the center, this range."
Marina pointed at the Ingenious not far away, and then circled around with her finger, "I only need to breathe, and the magic will be slowly absorbed."
This was something that both Lulunaka and Marina knew, but there were some details that needed to be explained.
And the eyeball in Lulunaka's hand, did indeed have magic that converged into a thin line, and returned to Marina's body.
The magic drilled into Marina's facial features, looking rather frightening.
The current her was indeed like what Lulunaka had said, a demon-sucking monster that most people had only heard of in legends and stories.
Lulunaka raised the eyeball in front of her eyes, and said to Marina, "Come, try taking a deep breath, and let me see how you're progressing now."
Marina didn't say anything, but she also didn't really take a deep breath like Lulunaka had said.
Her breathing was still steady, but with her as the center, the feeling of being in a circle had changed.
The slight wind was still there, but something else had disappeared. The air was no longer as cold, and seemed to have become very dry.
Jessica, who was not far away, could feel the change even more clearly, and her complexion had worsened.
It wasn't that her mood had worsened, but that her body was obviously affected.
No one wouldn't be surprised if something in their pocket disappeared, let alone a part of their body.
For a mage, the loss of magic for no reason was in itself a frightening thing.
And she could clearly feel the flow of magic to Marina, although it wasn't much, it was enough to make people uneasy.
"Stop, I'm just kidding!"
Lulunaka shouted, stopping Marina from continuing, "If you really took a deep breath, Miss Jessica would have fainted."
Marina stopped "breathing" and shook her head, "I didn't intend to do that."
Lulunaka stared blankly for a moment, then showed a bitter smile, "You really intended to take a deep breath just now, didn't you?
You saw the future that I would definitely speak up to stop. "
Marina replied, "Will you be angry?"
Lulunaka shook her head, "Why would I be angry? Although most of the reason for you becoming like this is because of yourself, but in the end, the biggest problem is that I gave things away."
At this point, Lulunaka chuckled, "But this problem won't change, or rather, I just like this development.
If I say this, will you be angry? "
Marina was silent for a moment, then nodded.
"Do you think I'm cruel, like a God?" Lulunaka asked.
Marina shook her head again. "There are no gods anymore." She looked at Lurunaka, the girl who had been smiling all the time.
Whether it was fifteen years ago, or now, she hadn't changed.
The young boys and girls beside her had already grown up, becoming great people, and some people had already gone far away, to places far away, but some old people were already buried in the ground.
And Lulunaka hadn't changed in the slightest.
"You're crueler than a God." Marina said in a low voice.