The Isolated Island (43)

After the sudden strong watery smell wrapped around his body, his sight was instantaneously deprived of his body and he felt his body being filled with weightlessness as if he was falling into a deep endless hole.

 The pure darkness occupied Tang Shun's field of vision, and when he looked up, he was surrounded by shadows so thick that there seemed to be no boundaries, so dense that it could drive even the most rational human crazy with dread. The deepest fear of man is not the fear of monsters and creatures of the night but the fear of the unknown, the sense of powerlessness that you are unable to fight against the things you can't control. Deep tangible fear becomes the soil that grows the seed of evil in the human heart.