Atticus's Odyssey: Reincarnated Into A Playground novel Chapter 232

Chapter 232 Welcome

Atticus was all too used to the surreal feeling that comes with teleportation already.

As usual, the complete pitch black darkness only lasted for about a few seconds, and when he felt it was safe to open his eyes, Atticus's eyelids flickered open.

He had been expecting a change of scenery given the fact that he had felt as if he had been transported, but was a little surprised to see that he hadn't even moved an inch away from where he was standing before.

The massive black terminal was still in front of him.

He swiftly turned his gaze backward, and seeing that all of his division members were still around, he let out a large sigh of relief.

'Thank goodness. I almost thought I'd go bankrupt,' Atticus thought. But not even a second passed when he suddenly felt a foreboding feeling,

'Shit, not this again,' he thought.

The last time Atticus had this feeling, it ended up with the entire Raven camp getting destroyed, and many of the Ravenstein family youths died.

Ever since then, Atticus had made it a necessity to always, no matter how silly, listen to his instincts.

He immediately raised his guard two folds, his gaze scanning the whole area for any sign of trouble.

"Anything?" Lucas asked as he approached him from behind.

He had also tried to scan the area but to no avail. He decided to see if Atticus would notice anything strange as he was the strongest one amongst them.

Aurora's features also showed slight confusion. Not understanding what was going on.

The rest of the Ravenstein youths all left their respective units and approached the group.

They had also tried to see if anything was different but had come to the same conclusion as Lucas, nothing.

Atticus didn't offer any response to Lucas's question for a few seconds, his whole focus on scanning the area. But even after searching for a few seconds, he found no discrepancies.

"No, nothing. This is our camp. There's not a single thing out of place," Atticus explained.

He had been living in this camp for a month now, and with how high his intelligence was, he would be embarrassed if he couldn't remember every single detail about it.

He had used his perception, his vision, and even gone as far as releasing a pulse of mana to check and see if there were any changes, but he couldn't find anything out of place.

The air was the same, and even the density of mana didn't change.

"This is really weird, Atticus. I felt the same feeling I usually feel when I get teleported, though," Aurora voiced out, her voice laden with skepticism.