Moonlight Monologue,
During Luo Di's monologue holding the book, this reading was limited to his communication with the Moon, and thus the sound of reading would not spread externally, merely lingering around him.
It was as if a beam of moonlight shone solely on him, isolating him from all external interference, even the wail of bygone days could not penetrate it.
The face on his fingertip slowly died under the burning of the moonlight, with fair nails growing anew.
As long as Luo Di kept reading, he could move freely on the second floor.
In Morton's provided vision, a crying child squatted in the Corner. Luo Di slightly peeked with his own left eye, indeed seeing nothing.
Moreover, even Morton's vision was equally blurry, unable to see the child's face clearly, and the child's body appeared semi-transparent, as if it might completely vanish at any moment.
To kill or not to kill?
Luo Di already had an answer in his heart.
