Prince and I in Desert Island

"Think what you want. Everyone's obsession is different. I never said that you had a group of three, four, and four wives." The Warlock did not argue.    

"Which way?" I asked again.    

"There is only one path here. The other two paths are illusions, but if I go wrong, people will die." The Warlock laughed sinisterly.    

"Illusion? How can I break it? " I asked.    

"That's up to you. If you can't break through this little trick, you should all return. Otherwise, you'll all die in the Misty Forest." The Warlock put on an act.    

"Alright, I'll prove it to you. I want to see what this damned place can do to us." I picked up three stones from the ground and threw them down each road.    

It was called throwing stones. After throwing stones, I decisively chose a path on the right.    

"How did you know to go this way?" The Warlock asked curiously.    

"I guess." I didn't bother to explain to him. The reason I chose this route was because I could see the rocks I threw. The other two stones landed and disappeared.    

"The other two paths. One is the Infinity Abyss, the other is the Demon Spirit Formation, and every path is a dead end." The sorcerer said to me.    

"I'm not interested in knowing these things." I was a little bit of a sorcerer, and the more you begged him, the more he ignored you, the more you ignored him, the more he got your attention.    

"Actually, I can help you," the Warlock said.    

"No need!" I directly rejected him.    

"There's a Bewitching Array in front of you. It's very dangerous. I can help you break it." The Warlock was anxious. He was afraid that if he could break it by himself, he would not be able to find any sense of existence.    

"Don't play tricks," I warned him.    

"Don't worry, I think you're pretty strong. I don't want you to die." The Warlock looked at me with an interested smile.    

"Let him go," I said to the Seven Nights.    

"Master, what if he runs away? "This kid is very sly." The Seven Nights were a little reluctant.    

"It's fine even if he runs away. Only useless people would run away. Only incompetent people would be afraid of death." I tried to goad him.    

"Escape? Are you kidding me? If I want to escape, can I get tied to your rope?" The sorcerer repeated the trick, and in a moment the rope was untied.    

I pretended I didn't see it, I just wanted to make him feel lost.    

"Don't move, the Bewitching Array is in front of us. Do not trespass." The sorcerer suddenly blocked my way.    

"Where do you think we should go?" "Don't waste time …" I asked.    

"This Bewitching Array has unpredictable changes to it. When illusions are reborn, it can easily cause people to lose their minds and kill each other." The Warlock had a look of satisfaction on his face.    

"I don't want to hear this. I just want to know if you can break through?" I looked ahead and saw that the trees were moving. It looked really weird.    

"There's no such thing as a Bewitching Array that I can't break. As the saying goes, don't get annoyed if you can't see. Just close your eyes." The Warlock closed his eyes and entered the Bewitching Formation.    

"Walk straight seven steps, turn left seven steps, turn right seven steps, then go straight seven steps. Retreat seven steps, and you cannot open your eyes midway." The Warlock said as he walked.    

Although I closed my eyes, I could see even more clearly now. I saw the illusionist suddenly turn around, but he didn't close his eyes at all.    

It's dark under the lamp, and the illusionist is sure we'll believe him.    

Suddenly he took a small bottle from his belt. I didn't open my eyes; I wanted to see what he wanted.    

The illusionist poured the liquid from the bottle onto the ground, immediately attracting the attention of countless spider snakes and scorpions.    

In fact, I knew the sorcerer was fooling us when he spoke.    

Seven steps straight, seven steps to the left, seven steps to the right. That's seven steps straight," he said. "Seven steps straight, seven steps back." Seven steps straight, seven steps to the left, seven steps to the right, that's seven steps straight.