The difference between the nightmare of Abel and Jeno is huge.

If it was in Jano's nightmare, then many of his methods in reality would not be used, because he was in a dream. And through Abel's nightmare, then everything Jeno saw was a fantasy created by Moteng, in other words, it deceived Jeno's senses, and Abel did not die.

The reason why Jeno thought he was dreaming before was because of the words that Moteng said when he appeared - "Why did you have that dream!" ”

It was this sentence that made Jeno mistakenly think that he had fallen asleep and dreamed, after all, he could only dream when he was asleep, wouldn't he?

From the very beginning, Moten has been misleading Jeno into thinking that he is in a dream, so that he will subconsciously disable those methods that are blocked and cannot be used in the dream, thus making it easier for him to hunt his own targets.

"Let's just say, how could I be implanted with nightmares by you." After seeing through Moteng's tricks, Jeno felt much more relaxed physically and mentally, as if he was watching a horror movie.

Before dealing with Moteng, Jeno had already analyzed its strength.

Moteng haunts the spiritual world, and is the vicious reflection of the most primitive fears of many people in the Land of Runeterra.

From bustling cities to desolate plains, from the greatest kings to the lowliest peasants, any soul with flaws will attract this demon, which will then be twisted into mortal fear, and eternal darkness.

But when it comes to the physical realm, it is just a mass of fear that even the entity has not fully condensed, and it only raises the butcher's knife against those who are unable to resist in their sleep.

Maybe it can manipulate nightmares to turn creatures into obedient puppets, and it can also turn the monsters in people's nightmares into entities and flood into reality, but these require a large number of people to fall into nightmares to have a good effect and form a nightmare army.

And now only Abel was in the room with nightmares, whether it was the frail body of a child or the childish monster he imagined, it was not enough to provide Mo Teng with any combat power.

In other words, the Mo Teng in front of him is just a bare-rod commander and executioner, and when it comes to fighting alone, it is definitely not a powerful demon.

In fact, even if there are many people who fall into the dream created by Moteng, it doesn't necessarily mean that it has a top.

Just last time, in Fosbyro. Galen and four intrepid vanguard soldiers fend off the legion of monsters assembled by the nightmare of the townspeople, and Lux single-handedly defeats the Nightmare itself.

In terms of numbers, Jeno still has an entire army of the immortal underworld? Even if you give Moteng time to create nightmares, it won't be able to create millions of nightmares in a hundred years.

But don't be too careless, at least Abel's safety must be guaranteed.

"Abel, where are you?" Moten blinded Jeno with his illusion, and Jeno could only confirm his location by shouting.

But Moriteng didn't let Abel wake up from the nightmare, and there was silence around him, without a trace of the boy's voice.

Moteng can deceive the senses of the human body, but it can't completely cover up the magnetic field of the human body, right?

So under Hex's induction, Jeno determined Abel's location, and even though he couldn't see Abel, he wasn't in the dream, so his sense of distance would not be deceived.

Moteng watched Jeno walk step by step towards Abel's location, his face with missing facial features showed a hideous expression, and he swooped down with a pair of arms and blades, as if he was going to cut off Jeno's waist.

In the face of the swooping Moteng, Geno vaguely remembered that the creature that attacked him like this last time had been sent back to the void by him. He wasn't going to go toe-to-toe with the nightmare, but snapped his fingers lightly.

The ground suddenly sank, opening a whirlpool, and a crimson slimy tongue stretched out and enveloped it the moment Moteng passed over the whirlpool, dragging it into the whirlpool and swallowing it in one gulp.

It was as if Jeno had learned to use it to capture himself with the terrifying illusion that Moten had created himself.

But that's not the case, Jeno didn't use illusions, but used demons to deal with demons.

The tongue that wrapped Mo Teng just now was actually Tamu's tongue.

The nightmare was subdued in an instant, and the vision in front of Jeno's eyes vanished.

The scenery changed dramatically, and when the illusion was gone, Jeno found himself out of bed and walked in front of Abel.

Abel was suffering from nightmares, his eyes closed, his brow furrowed, and a cold sweat breaking out.

The battle is not over, and Jeno manages to wake up Abel.

The little boy opened his eyes suddenly, and his face was like grave.

"Listen, Abel! Don't fall asleep until I get back, okay? Jeno told him at the head of his bed.

"But what if a monster comes to catch me?" The little boy whispered, covering his face with the quilt, revealing only a pair of eyes, which were full of horror.

"Think of your dad, imagine he's by your side, as long as you're awake, the monster won't catch you."

"Okay, I'll wait for you to come back." Abel got up and watched Jeno leave.

Since the Temple of Lightbringer was next to the city wall, this was very convenient for Jeno, and he ran out of the temple alone and climbed over the wall to a no-man's corner.

He summoned Tamu again in the wasteland beyond the walls, and a whirlpool formed beneath his feet, and the familiar fat figure leaped out with a splash, and Evelyn arrived.

This time, Tamu didn't meet and sneered at others, because it had a tyrannical demon trapped in its mouth, and as long as it opened its mouth, Mo Teng could escape at any time.

Once it is allowed to escape back to the spirit world, and let it activate the ability to travel at will that can only be used in another world, it will be difficult for Jeno to catch it again.

Seeing that Tamu was holding back, Jeno told him, "You can speak, I've cut off the passage back to him." ”

Morteng's way to travel back and forth between the two worlds is a nightmare.

As mortal thoughts drift through the void in their sleep, waves of magic demarcate the boundaries between the two realms, where peaceful dreams can easily turn into nightmares - and with this flow of magic, Morten finds a way to enter the mortal world after awakening.

Human beings communicate weakly with the spiritual world through dreams, and Jeno wakes up Abel, and naturally cuts off the way for Moteng to go back.

"Gross-"

Tam spat out Morten, stenching and slime, but the long tongue was still tied to it, holding its knives firmly to its body.

It's hard to imagine how a seemingly physical tongue could be wrapped in a cloud of black smoke, but the truth is right in front of Jeno's eyes, perhaps because they are all demons.