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The empty classroom was filled with silence. As I stared blankly at the large, dark classroom devoid of any people, I started to feel somewhat creeped out. It felt so unreal that it felt like I was dreaming, and I also felt somewhat uncomfortable because it felt like the entire school was pulling a prank on me.
I wondered whether I should call In-Ah or Jun-Hyuk… No, I wondered whether I should call In-Ah, but then I realized that I had lost my phone. My uncle said he would buy me a new phone soon, but I had no idea when that would happen. In any case, it meant that I had no way of contacting anyone right now.
"Is this a dream?" I murmured out the hypothesis that came to mind.
It was a hypothesis with a low possibility, but it was not completely impossible. Through the ring and box that was left by my father, I experienced several hallucinations. No, I had dreamt vivid dreams that were difficult to distinguish from reality multiple times. Since then, it felt as if the boundary between dreams and reality had become blurred.
[Those addicted to Voodoo spells often show those types of symptoms,] Legba said. His tone was a little sarcastic.
"Why are you talking about addiction all of a sudden? I don’t think I’ve used enough spells to become addicted."
[It could be the initial symptoms of addiction. Before you lost consciousness, you used the intoxication spell excessively. It’s highly likely that that is what’s causing the problem.] Legba spoke calmly, but he seemed to be subtly scolding me.
Excessive use, he said... At the scene of the...
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