Marina tried to "breathe" in, and the trace amount of magic in the air was naturally absorbed into her body. Although this was very abnormal, it was normal for Marina.
There were no obstacles, but the restless thirst that had always been there disappeared.
For Marina, it was as if her body had been adjusted from an unhealthy state to a healthy, normal person.
When it was hot, she had nothing to do with a normal person. The word "monster" was more appropriate for her now.
"By the way, I didn't ask you to keep it on you without taking it off. That's what prisoners do."
Lulunaka continued, "If you want to take it off, then take it off. But I think it's better for you to wear it often. I didn't put anything strange on it. It only has the effect of protecting your eyes and brain."
At this point, Lulunaka threw a jar aside and patted her head. "Oh, by the way … your eyes are gone too."
The pair of eyeballs that Zendina swallowed and spat out no longer had any magic. They had turned into a pair of ordinary-looking gemstones carved into eyeballs.
After that, Zendina lost interest in Marina's eyeballs and stuffed them back into Jessica's hands.
Looking at the eyeballs in her hands that had changed hands several times in a short period of time, Jessica was speechless for a while. In the end, she could only sigh and keep them.
Marina stroked the warm black goggles. When she noticed it, Lulunaka's hands appeared in her vision.
Lulunaka's hands were not as fair and tender as the missy's. Instead, they were a little tanned, and the palms were full of calluses.
Judging from Lulunaka's work these days, she really didn't have the time to take care of her hands, and she didn't seem to care.
"Raise your head. Let me adjust it again …" Lulunaka said to Marina.
Marina obediently raised her head and looked at Lulunaka, looking straight at her.
Lulunaka's face was expressionless. She pressed her hands on Marina's goggles and gestured. Occasionally, some lines would flash in Marina's vision.
It was clearly a black shell, but it gave Marina the illusion that her eyes were still in their sockets.
But this was just an illusion. After losing her eyes, everything she saw was different from before. It was even more so now.
After her eyes were covered by the goggles, everything she saw was originally blurry and unstable. Now, everything had solidified, and it was no longer amorphous.
This also made Marina lose her desire to tear those shapeless things apart.
Marina knew that everything in front of her wasn't formless, but after losing her eyes, everything became like this. It gave birth to such a desire in her heart, a desire that was more urgent than absorbing magic power … All of that disappeared.
"Do you feel that your whole body has cooled down, and you don't have any thoughts of letting your imagination run wild?"
Lulunaka laughed. "I also have this desire. When I see clay, I can't help but want to reach out and see what I can make … But most of the time, this kind of whim will only make some strange things. There is no sense of accomplishment. Instead, it will make me angry about what stupid things I have done."
"Do you also have times when you are angry?" Marina asked.
Lulunaka's face still did not change. "Of course, but I am angry about what I am doing. In the end, not only will my mood be bad, but it will also be thankless, and also …" At this point, Lulunaka shook her head and did not say anything more. "Don't say it. If I say it again, you will misunderstand again."
Lulunaka's hands left Marina's goggles. "This should be enough. Let's test it.
Try to project what you are thinking now in front of your eyes. "
If it were someone else, they would probably not understand what Lulunaka was saying. Projecting what one is thinking in front of their eyes?
Where did this lunatic come from?
But from Marina's words, she understood what Lulunaka wanted.
She thought of something in her heart, and then it did appear in her vision.
A coat of arms with complicated patterns covered her vision.
And on Lulunaka's side, she could see that on Marina's goggles, a coat of arms made of blue lines appeared. The lines were flashing, and it looked like … it was "alive".
"Not bad, that's it."
Lulunaka laughed. "I can't find a better choice at the moment. Let's think about it later."
She seemed to be very interested and had unknowingly put all her thoughts into it.
Perhaps she didn't have such a plan in the first place, but since she was free to do as she pleased, she wouldn't be too attached to the original plan.
Marina touched her goggles, and no one knew what she was thinking. The strange coat of arms on the goggles flashed, turned into a New Moon, and then dissipated.
"Don't use your messy prophecy."
Lulunaka saw her like this, as if she had expected it, and shook her head. "The thing I gave you can block out the unnecessary things, so you don't think too much … I think you have been bumpy for so many years, so you should have some vague guesses in your heart. What you saw, was it fake? Did you get tricked by the so-called prophecy?"
If Marina did not even have these thoughts, then Lulunaka would be a little sad.
"Was it … fake?" Marina asked, her voice sounded a little confused. "But you were so real …"
"Do you know about the Secret Order?" Lulunaka suddenly asked.
Marina did not know why Lurunaka suddenly mentioned such a thing, but she did know something about the Secret Order. After all, there was also such an organization that was hunting her down. Moreover, it was not an honorable organization. It was probably similar to the dead insects underground.
"Those people also think that they saw the truth."
Lulunaka said, "In any case, they are indeed ahead of many people in terms of knowledge, but when they saw what you saw …" Lulunaka shrugged. "They became what they are today, similar to a cult, or worse than a cult."
Lulunaka patted Marina on the shoulder. "Don't become that kind of thing … What they saw was real, but they did not understand what it was at all. They just reconstructed their own ideas according to their own explanations."
"You know, for me, there is nothing more painful than this.
It is so wrong that they can't even see a little bit of the original, but I can't correct them because they don't understand what I am saying. "Lulunaka sighed.
"Do you feel pain too?" Marina asked.
Lulunaka touched her chin, and the smile on her face returned.
"I think this is where my pain lies."