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Ashes Of Deep Sea Chapter 78 – Chapter 78: Chapter 82: The Fire that Exists Only in Dreams

Chapter 78: Chapter 82: The Fire that Exists Only in Dreams

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Nina went back to her room to sleep.

In this world, most people went to bed early and rose with the dawn—the time after the sun set was dangerous, and the faint glow from the Creation of the World would lead to the most severe degree of distortion across the globe. Even with the protection of city lights, people had to face the night cautiously.

Unable to go out and gather, lacking many forms of entertainment, reading books at night wasn't as dangerous as reading at sea, but it could easily lead to mental exhaustion, auditory and visual hallucinations. Occasionally, it would even attract unwanted peering from the darkness. Therefore, considering everything, the safest method was to go to bed early and wait for the sun to rise the next day.

Duncan, however, did not feel the slightest bit sleepy.

He turned off the lights in the room and stood near the window in his shirt, casually admiring the night view of Plunder City-State beneath the night sky while recalling his conversation with Nina after dinner.

Nina remembered a great fire, and the body's residual memory he occupied retained that same event—a fire in which “he” had escaped a collapsing, burning building with a six-year-old girl, while chaotic crowds and pervasive fog filled the distant streets.

Yet only the two of them remembered this fire—Nina had brought it up with other adults, only to be dismissed as “confused memories after a child is frightened.” The newspapers from eleven years ago clearly recorded “the truth”: at that time, at the boundary of the Lower City District and Cross District, there was only a factory leak that caused mass hallucinations, with no record of a fire.

Duncan frowned slightly, another dubious point was on “himself.”

According to Nina, “Uncle Duncan” actually didn't remember the fire either, and it had always been only her who remembered the incident. When she was young, she even mentioned the fire to Uncle Duncan (who should have been “Ron” at the time), and he, like the other adults, thought she had “misremembered after being frightened.”

But now, Duncan's memory contained images of the fire—those were the deepest recollections of the body's original owner.

Where did the problem lie? Why was it that in Nina's memory, her uncle had no recollection of the fire, yet Duncan found corresponding images in the deepest memories of this body? Had Nina's uncle been lying all along? Or had the memory been sealed until a Ghost Ship captain took over the body, causing the deepest memories to surface?

Duncan tapped the window frame unconsciously with his finger, silently sorting through the timeline in his mind.

He integrated the information he had obtained from the Sun Cultists:

Eleven years ago, the Sun Shard first appeared within the territory of the Plunder City-State, and the Transcendent phenomena it caused could have affected a wide area.

Also eleven years ago, Nina became an orphan. In her and Duncan's memories, there was a fire at that time, which happened in the Lower City District—but apart from them, no one else remembered this fire, nor was there any evidence to prove it ever occurred.

Thereafter, the Sun Shard lay dormant within the City-State, without any further anomalies. The only record left from the event of that year was the “Cross District factory leak incident.”

Over several years, Nina and her only relative depended on each other for survival.

Four years ago, followers of the Sun God within Plunder City-State attempted to awaken the dormant Sun Shard ahead of time and performed a dangerous sacrifice ritual. However, it was extinguished before completion by the newly promoted Judge-in-training Fenna, whose team dealt a heavy blow to the cult's influence. After a massive crackdown, the Sun God Church was expelled from the City-State.

Although the ritual did not reach the final step at that time, the “awakening” attempt by the Heretics might have had some effect, and the Sun Shard began to gradually awaken from its dormancy.

It was around that time that Nina's “uncle,” upon whom she depended, contracted a strange illness and, under the torment of sickness, gradually fell into depravity, eventually yielding to the enticement of the remaining Sun Cultists in the city and becoming one of their minions.

Time moved to not long ago, when activity from the Sun Shard began to attract Sun Cultists back to the city. The Heretics, lying low for four years, performed the sacrifice ritual again, and what followed… was Duncan's intervention.

Throughout the timeline, many events seemed vaguely interconnected, yet all lacked key evidence.

The most suspicious event was from eleven years ago—what Transcendent phenomena did the Sun Shard truly trigger at that time, and did the fire really exist?

Did the City-State authorities erase the true account of that incident, wiping away the traces of the fire? And then, considering maintaining order, did they publicly announce the whole event as a mass hallucination caused by a factory leak?

But this didn't explain why many people's memories also completely lacked any recollection of the fire—unless the authorities went to great lengths to Reshape the memories of all parties involved.

Moreover, there was one more thing—in this world, anomalies and phenomena were public knowledge; even children knew of the existence and dangers of Transcendent things, and the authorities were clearly aware of this, always adhering to a policy of “announcing dangers in advance to ensure citizens have self-preservation knowledge” to govern the city. If it was indeed just a fire caused by Transcendent forces… why hide it?

Unless… there was a bigger issue behind that fire, such that even the mere disclosure of the information could lead to a spread of dangerous elements spiraling out of control.

Duncan suddenly furrowed his brow.

“`

Or perhaps there was another possibility.

The characteristics of Transcendent phenomena are odd, and often the harm they cause is not limited to the physical aspect, they can even distort human cognition, to the point where they contort evidence already committed to paper—what if the memories of the event by the people, the cognitions, even the records of the City-State authorities and the Church, have all been tainted by the Sun Shard?

Duncan felt that perhaps his mind was going a bit too far, as a “novice” who was only half-versed in the field of anomalies and supernatural occurrences, his imagination might be getting a bit too carried away, but on the other hand, once this thought emerged, it seemed unstoppable.

Memories of the people, records of the authorities, even things written in black and white in archives from over a decade ago, all could be twisted and replaced—something he might not have believed in before, but now, he believed in it more than anyone else.

Because the place where he was standing was now called “Duncan's Antique Shop.”

Here, everyone recognizes their old neighbor, Mr. Duncan, the antique shop owner.

Duncan let out a sigh of relief, lowered his head, and looked through the second-floor window at the gas-lit streets below.

Now only one question remained.

Whether or not the fire that occurred eleven years ago really existed, whether or not the Sun Shard contaminated the memories of the parties involved, and the records left by the City-State, there was one key point:

Why did Nina remember that fire?

In the Upper City District, within a mansion belonging to the Governor.

Fenna awoke from a nightmare.

But this time, the nightmare had nothing to do with the Black Sun, nor did it point to the Homeloss returning from the Subspace—she had simply dreamed of her childhood suddenly.

In that night filled with fog, smoke, blood, and frantic crowds, she, at just twelve, was carried on her uncle's back, fleeing from the mob's attack.

In the dream, she seemed to return to that helpless, fragile state once more, her proud martial skills and powerful divine arts rendered useless, she could only flee in panic, pursued by madmen and shadows, crossing pipes and valves above the factories with her uncle, looking down in terror at the city through the smoke and heatwaves, seeing boundless flames rising everywhere, spreading across the entire district visible to her eyes…

The young Judge, clad in her sleeping gown, sat up in bed, took a deep breath, and gazed out of the window—the clear radiance of the Creation of the World still hung high in the sky, and the clock hanging near the window showed that it had just passed midnight.

She felt as if she had sunk into a nightmare for a century.

Fenna got up, turned on the electric light, went to the vanity, and looked at her reflection in the mirror. She whispered the name of the Storm Goddess to regain the inner calm and let out a sigh as if comforting herself, “At least now I don't dream about that ship anymore…”

Her voice had just fallen when she suddenly heard footsteps from the corridor outside, followed by a knock on the door: “Fenna? Did you have a nightmare, Fenna?”

It was her uncle's voice—the Governor, the most revered man in the City-State.

“I'm alright.” Fenna steadied herself, then straightened her clothes and went to open the door.

Dante Wayne stood at the door, this middle-aged man with gray hair and gray eyes, not too burly, obviously just woken up as well, casually draped a coat over himself, and looked at his niece with concern as she opened the door.

Having lost an eye in an earlier incident, he now possessed a ruby-made eyeball that featured intricate gold patterns within; around the eye socket were ferocious scars from eleven years ago, giving his face an intimidating appearance.

But Fenna was already used to it; she knew her uncle was actually a kind and just man.

“I had a nightmare,” she said, rubbing her eyes, her voice tinged with resignation, “I didn't mean to wake you up.”

“It's nothing, I've been a light sleeper in my old age,” Dante Wayne looked at Fenna with concern, “Did you dream of your childhood again?”

“Yes, I dreamt of that time again.”

“`

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Chapter 99
Chapter 98 – Chapter 98: Chapter 102: Nemesis of the Goat Head
Chapter 97 – Chapter 97: Chapter 101: Open–minded Alice
Chapter 96 – Chapter 96: Chapter 100: Truth and Fiction in History
Chapter 95 – Chapter 95: Chapter 99 The First Step of Testing and Control
Chapter 94 – Chapter 94: Chapter 98 Alice Knows Nothing
Chapter 93 – Chapter 93: Chapter 97 Who Is Making the List?
Chapter 92 – Chapter 92: Chapter 96 Gaze
Chapter 91 – Chapter 91: Chapter 95 Infiltration
Chapter 90 – Chapter 90: Chapter 94 Nina's Strange Dream
Chapter 89 – Chapter 89: Chapter 93 "This is Common Sense
Chapter 88 – Chapter 88: Chapter 92 Endless Speculation
Chapter 87 – Chapter 87: Chapter 91: Disordered History
Chapter 86 – Chapter 86: Chapter 90: The Antique Shop's First Big Deal
Chapter 85 – Chapter 85: Chapter 89 Nina's Strangeness
Chapter 84 – Chapter 84: Chapter 88: There is a Genuine Article
Chapter 83 – Chapter 83: Chapter 87 Fenna's Investigation Conclusion
Chapter 82 – Chapter 82: Chapter 86 A Better Plan
Chapter 81 – Chapter 81: Chapter 85: Remuneration
Chapter 80 – Chapter 80: Chapter 84: Captain Duncan's Children
Chapter 79 – Chapter 79: Chapter 83: Ghosts Entangled with Reality
Chapter 78 – Chapter 78: Chapter 82: The Fire that Exists Only in Dreams
Chapter 77 – Chapter 77: Chapter 81: Memory Bias
Chapter 76 – Chapter 76: Chapter 80 Home Visit?
Chapter 75 – Chapter 75: Chapter 79: Dim Lights in the Narrow Alley
Chapter 74 – Chapter 74: Chapter 78 Conclusion Work and the Awareness of a Good Citizen
Chapter 73 – Chapter 73: Chapter 77: Reflections on Fire
Chapter 72 – Chapter 72: Chapter 76: The Dog Understands Human Nature
Chapter 71 – Chapter 71: Chapter 75: Becoming One
Chapter 70 – Chapter 70: Chapter 74: There's a Mole, Terminate the Deal
Chapter 69 – Chapter 69: Chapter 73 Incomplete Memory
Chapter 68 – Chapter 68: Chapter 72: Intelligence at the Assembly Hall
Chapter 67 – Chapter 67: Chapter 71 Gathering in the Gutter
Chapter 66 – Chapter 66: Chapter 70: One of Us
Chapter 65 – Chapter 65: Chapter 69: City–State Life
Chapter 64 – Chapter 64: Chapter 68: Reliable Pigeon Express
Chapter 63 – Chapter 63: Chapter 67 New Connections
Chapter 62 – Chapter 62: Chapter 66 A Beautiful Morning on Homeloss
Chapter 61 – Chapter 61: Chapter 61: Unsteady Navigation
Chapter 60 – Chapter 60: Chapter 60 Opposite the Door
Chapter 59 – Chapter 59: Chapter 59 This door leads to Homeloss
Chapter 58 – Chapter 58: Chapter 58: The Hold
Chapter 57 – Chapter 57: Chapter 57 The Timid Alice
Chapter 56 – Chapter 56: Chapter 56: The Lower Level
Chapter 55 – Chapter 55: Chapter 55: The Soup for Dinner
Chapter 54 – Chapter 54: Chapter 54 Underground Sanctuary
Chapter 53 – Chapter 53: Chapter 53 "Descendants
Chapter 52 – Chapter 52: Chapter 52 The Captain is Not at Home
Chapter 51 – Chapter 51: Chapter 51: Dual–Line Operation
Chapter 50 – Chapter 50: Chapter 50 The Public Vision
Chapter 49 – Chapter 49: Chapter 49: Two Approaching Storm Clouds
Chapter 48 – Chapter 48: Chapter 48 Vigilance
Chapter 47 – Chapter 47: Chapter 47 In Front of the Icon
Chapter 46 – Chapter 46: Chapter 46: Anomalies and Visions
Chapter 45 – Chapter 45: Chapter 45 History
Chapter 44 – Chapter 44: Chapter 44: An Ordinary Person's Breakfast
Chapter 43 – Chapter 43: Chapter 43 Good morning, Mr. Duncan
Chapter 42 – Chapter 42: Chapter 42 What is Seen in Books
Chapter 41 – Chapter 41: Chapter 41 Inside the Antique Shop
Chapter 40 – Chapter 40: Chapter 40 "Landing
Chapter 39 – Chapter 39: Chapter 39 The Captain Steps on Land
Chapter 38 – Chapter 38: Chapter 38: Offline
Chapter 37 – Chapter 37: Chapter 37 Life and Death Cycle
Chapter 36 – Chapter 36: Chapter 36: The Alternation of Day and Night
Chapter 35 – Chapter 35: Chapter 35 Calm and Normal
Chapter 34 – Chapter 34: Chapter 34 Harvest
Chapter 33 – Chapter 33: Chapter 33 Fish
Chapter 32 – Chapter 32: Chapter 32 Breakfast on the Homeloss
Chapter 31 – Chapter 31: Chapter 31 Remnants
Chapter 30 – Chapter 30: Chapter 30 A Messy Trace
Chapter 29 – Chapter 29: Chapter 29 The Protectors of the City
Chapter 28 – Chapter 28: Chapter 28 Pale Night
Chapter 27 – Chapter 27: Chapter 27 Insufficient Knowledge Reserve of Common Sense
Chapter 26 – Chapter 26: Chapter 26: Starless Night
Chapter 25 – Chapter 25: Chapter 25 Difficult Communication
Chapter 24 – Chapter 24: Chapter 24: Pigeons?
Chapter 23 – Chapter 23: Chapter 23 Birds
Chapter 22 – Chapter 22: Chapter 22 Crew Code
Chapter 21 – Chapter 21: Chapter 21: Good News, The Ceremony Went Very Smoothly
Chapter 20 – Chapter 20: Chapter 20 Sacrifice
Chapter 19 – Chapter 19: Chapter 19 Underground Meeting Hall
Chapter 18 – Chapter 18: Chapter 18 Sewers
Chapter 17 – Chapter 17: Chapter 17: The Cave
Chapter 16 – Chapter 16: Chapter 16: Walking in the Spirit Realm
Chapter 15 – Chapter 15: Chapter 15 Touching the Flame
Chapter 14 – Chapter 14: Chapter 14 Harmless New Crew Member
Chapter 13 – Chapter 13: Chapter 13 Prolonged Bed Rest is Bad for the Cervical Spine
Chapter 12 – Chapter 12: Chapter 12: The Ghost Ship Captain and the Cursed Doll
Chapter 11 – Chapter 11: Chapter 11 Alice
Chapter 10 – Chapter 10: Chapter 10 Elegance Isn't So Elegant Anymore
Chapter 9 – Chapter 9: Chapter 9 Going and Returning, Again and Again
Chapter 8 – Chapter 8: Chapter 8: The Sun
Chapter 7 – Chapter 7: Chapter 7: The Puppet
Chapter 6 – Chapter 6: Chapter 6 The Disappearance of the "Cargo
Chapter 5 – Chapter 5: Chapter 5 Interwoven
Chapter 4 – Chapter 4: 4 Spirit Realm Speedboat
Chapter 3 – Chapter 3: Chapter 3 Wandering at the Border
Chapter 2 – Chapter 2: Chapter 2: Captain of the Homeloss
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