The Strongest Assassin Reincarnates in Another World

"Fuck, how will I get out there?" mumbled Aiden as he had no idea how he could get out of somewhere which was under the control of someone else, it just didn't make sense.

He didn't even know how illusions worked in the first place, so how could he know about getting out of one?

One thing was sure, this would be one hell of a challenge for Aiden.

'Well, I think my instinct is my best clue regarding leaving this place,' thought Aiden, as he closed his eyes trying to focus on his surroundings without looking around him.

However, he wasn't able to stay in that state for too long as there was currently water going at fast speed toward him, not slowing down for even a second.

So, he quickly reopened his eyes, still as lost as before having absolutely no clue regarding getting out.

"Maybe my instinct isn't the best idea," said Aiden, after trying it.

How could someone even use his instinct, that didn't even make sense, to be honest?

Can we even control our instincts?

Aiden had no idea if it was possible, but he didn't have the time to be trying out too many things.

'What else can I even try to do?' thought Aiden as he kept moving away from the planks of wood coming toward him.

"Fuck, this illusion will probably disappear after some time, I'll just wait it out," muttered Aiden as absolutely no idea came to his mind.

But, then he quickly found a problem with waiting it out.

"What about my real body? Is it drowning?" mumbled Aiden, realizing that he couldn't waste any more time stuck in this place.

He needed to get out as fast as possible since an immense number of things could be happening to him on the other side.

'What if I was being stabbed by Isolde right now,' thought Aiden, realizing that being in this place wasn't any relaxing matter and that he couldn't simply wait out this illusion. 

He needed to find a solution and fast.

'Just what is weird around this place,' thought Aiden, for one last time as he made sure to get a good look around him trying to find something that wasn't normal.

He had no idea what he was looking for which is why Aiden was currently analyzing the walls, the water, the wood.

He was making sure that he would miss absolutely no details.

Then, as his eyes started looking at literally everything that was surrounding him, he noticed there was something that emitted the colour red coming from the ceiling.

It was faint, but Aiden was still able to see that red colour which wasn't anything like the gray that surrounded that light.

'Is that the source of this whole thing?' thought Aiden, as he slowly started to fly in the direction of that red light.

But as he did so, the already fast speed of the water and the wooden planks started to accelerate even more.

They were moving so fast that Aiden was now having difficulty keeping up as he needed to use all of his abilities.

"That must be it," exclaimed Aiden.

He was convinced that he was on the track because of how the elements of the environment had reacted.

They were now trying their hardest for him not to reach that faint red light.

'How much time did it take me to find this thing?' thought Aiden as he felt like he had spent at least an hour inside this illusion.

He hoped that this feeling really was a feeling and not a reality, because if it was then he would be in loads of problems outside.

In fact, Aiden wouldn't be surprised if he was in the process of drowning right about now.

"Fucking get out of my way," shouted Aiden as a wooden plank appeared in front of him.

He was tired of dodging everything coming his way which is why he grabbed his dagger tightly slashing toward him, cutting the wooden plank into two pieces which created some space for him to continue flying forward.

He was now about three hundred or four hundred meters away from that red light, however, something was weird it felt as if he wasn't getting closer at all.

But, Aiden didn't let that discourage him as he continued to push through, thinking that he would soon be able to get out of this shitty situation.

Then, he looked behind him and saw that the plank which he had cut into two was now coming toward him.

Aiden had forgotten one important fact, wooden planks weren't human beings which meant that they didn't die if he cut them.

In fact, if he continued cutting them, it would make his job even harder as he would have to dodge more and more projectiles which wasn't something that Aiden really wanted to do.

'I guess, I'll just dodge from now on,' thought Aiden, as he continued flying toward the ceiling of the duel room.

However, he still had that same feeling from earlier, it was even getting worse as he could see that red light getting further and further away from him which made absolutely no sense.

Nonetheless, Aiden's instincts were telling him that he was on the right path and that he shouldn't try anything else.

He wasn't sure if his instincts were right, but he liked to think that they were.

Aiden was now moving so fast that the water was barely able to catch up to him, and that was also the case for the wooden planks.

"I better be arriving soon," muttered Aiden as he could himself start to slow down little by little, lacking the endurance needed for such a distance.

He didn't know why, but he felt as if he was close to not having Qi inside his body anymore.

Did this energy have a limit?

Aiden wasn't sure as he hadn't gotten that sensation back in the trial, probably because he had been inside of Li Feng's body.