Ultra: The strongest Godzilla, the king of skills at the beginning

Because in this weird place, Lin Zian and the others were not so naive as to think that everything they saw was as real as it appeared.

After a few people approached, the little white dog immediately opened the door and continued to wave to the people.

"Come in, why did you run out? You ran out of the dungeon in the daytime. You really don't want to die."

The little white dog's words completely caught the attention of several people. It turns out that the creatures in this world do not exist on the surface.

Because of the light of the Black Golden Crow, they actually built a dungeon underground, but this is relatively normal.

Life, especially intelligent life, is extremely adaptable. Even in a completely purgatory-level environment, there are still abyss demons surviving.

So this can be regarded as a new piece of information that a few people learned. After Lin Zian and the others followed the little white dog into the house, No. 3 also looked at it curiously and asked.

"Are you a monster?"

"Can't you see?"

After the little white dog heard No. 3's inexplicable question, he was stunned for a moment, and then glanced at her speechlessly, as if he was despising the other person's IQ.

However, No. 3 was not angry because of this. Instead, she continued to ask with interest.

"So are all the residents living in this town monsters?"

"Not all of them. Anyway, just come with me."

This little white dog seems to be a little afraid of the daytime, even if the canyon is capped, even if there are houses above them.

The little white dog was still a little afraid of the black sunlight, so it was urging Lin Zi'an and several people to enter the tunnel entrance he had just opened.

Several people looked at each other, and then followed the little white dog down the tunnel obediently.

After a while, several people actually saw something like an elevator, except that this elevator was a bit crude and was operated by humans.

It's not so much an elevator as it is a large human-powered gondola.

<divclass="contentadv">A few people sat in this hanging basket and descended for about 100 meters before stopping. Then they came to another long tunnel.

"Uncle, these are the people who were wandering outside just now. I will take them to see the three bosses first."

The little white dog said softly to the end of the tunnel, and a light suddenly lit up at the end of the tunnel. This light illuminated the road ahead for several people.

"It's interesting. The seemingly desolate earth is actually full of life. I can feel the vitality contained in the soil."

No. 2 looked at the dirt and rocks in the tunnel next to him in surprise. After hearing his words, the little white dog also looked at him curiously and said.

"You are really uneducated. Didn't your teacher teach you about erosion when you were in school?"

After hearing what the little white dog said, several people shook their heads, and then the little white dog also said as if preaching.

"The so-called erosion phenomenon refers to the depth at which the Black Sun absorbs energy, although the earth and soil can block the Black Sun's energy absorption."

"But even the thick earth has been sucked out of life by the black sun for countless years."

"In the beginning, people didn't build underground cities because the black sunlight could be blocked by buildings."

"Various crops can also be grown in greenhouses. However, living in this environment all year round will make people extremely short-lived. They will die naturally in more than ten years, and they will not live to grow up at all."

"This phenomenon of slowly absorbing life energy is called erosion."

Having said this, the white puppy paused, then pointed to the dirt on his head and continued.

"Not only the creatures on the surface have been eroded, but also the earth itself. The original underground city was actually only five or six meters deep from the ground."

"But as erosion intensifies, we now have to dig more than 200 meters underground to completely resist erosion."

(I’m too lazy to convert length units, so I won’t use feet. It’s more intuitive to use meters.)