The brave man opened the coffin and rose

In addition to Anivia, Kurge also followed him.

It would have been safer for this goblin to stay in the town, but from the beginning, this guy seemed determined to follow him.

After getting a few minutes closer, Abes also saw that there seemed to be a temporary residence built on the opposite side in the night.

There were flames of a bonfire dancing on the ground, and some figures walking back and forth could be seen.

Abes pulled out the half-sword from his waist, and then added vibrating sound waves to it.

"What do you think is going on?"

"A group of orc bandits, who were so kind as to stop us, and who refused to retreat even though they didn't fight..."

The goblin shook his head, and Anivia nervously cast a green spell, but the next second, she cut off the slightly glowing spell herself.

"I've already said that I'm a functional druid and not good at fighting and killing... Never mind, I'm here now." Having said this, Anivia put the few remaining magic arrows on the longbow again and pre-aimed forward.

The loot we got from the lizardman Zaza before was not unlimited, so it would be embarrassing if we missed the target.

But after getting closer, the situation in front of him immediately changed.

Two big orcs wearing very little cloth suddenly jumped out from the four directions of east, south, west and north. They slapped something on the ground, and doors appeared in all directions as if they were an illusion, opening up and increasing in number.

In the bright green light, after the design changed from a single door to a double door, a triple door, and even a ten-door design, the environment around Abes, Anivia, and Kurgei has changed into a wall surrounded by doors on all four sides.

Almost at the moment of encirclement, a series of thoughts popped up in Abes's mind.

Bright green energy, that is to say, this group of orcs should be the same kind of existence as those strange goblins who are calling for heaven.

This would also explain why the orc bandits, who had been quite bad, would suddenly block the team sent out from Sweetleaf Town, which was developed in Abes.

The goal was yourself from the beginning.

"I didn't expect that the one-eyed god Gruumsh wasn't the one who came, but that so-called heavenly being."

"To be honest, compared to those guys who hide their heads and show their tails, I even think that the One-Eyed God is an upright and good person."

Abes said this in a casual manner while quickly glancing around.

There are many doubts.

Is this a trap?

But what is the purpose?

To trap yourself or kill yourself?

Not too possible.

After what they witnessed last time, they should have known very well that they couldn't be solved with just a few strokes of the pen.

Instead, the orcs' camp and the scout team's camp were facing each other, and the distance was not far. No matter how you calculated it, it seemed that the other side did not have an advantage.

Since he couldn't harm his own life, the only things he could deal with were the lives of others.

If it is to deal with the people around him, then he should force them to separate later.

If they were dealing with a base camp far away in Sweet Leaf Town, then all they had to do was to delay their time as much as possible.

During this process, Anivia and Kurge seemed to be panicked as they were locked together in this strange space with walls made of doors.

Anivia closed her eyes, raised her hand, and shot out an acid arrow.

The acid arrow accurately hit the bear goblin Kurgei's shoulder, immediately splashing out a violent smoke and corrosive acid.

The bugbear howled in pain and staggered back a few steps.

He hadn't yet recovered from the sudden change in his surroundings when he was attacked by his own people.

The bear goblin, feeling the pain, threw the giant axe in his hand away.

The wooden door, which looked like it would break at the slightest touch, showed no signs of damage at all after the bear goblin's attack.

At this moment, Abes immediately controlled Anivia's wrist and prevented her from drawing the bow and arrow a second time.

"Calm down, it's just the door."

Having said that, Abes was actually in a very uncertain state of mind.

However, after taking a quick look around, Abes immediately noticed some changes on the field - several doors on one of the walls were opened.

Abeth's face showed bitterness.

Well, the most troublesome situation has come.

Both want and want.

They wanted to separate him from Anivia and Korgai, but they also wanted to buy time.

They should have been walking on an ordinary mountain road, and behind the door should be the middle area where the two teams' camps faced each other.

It was a snowy muddy land with sparse grassland.

In front is the orcs' camp, and behind is the camp of the scout team.

But now, as several doors opened on the wall, the three of them could see that behind it was an even larger, illogically deep indoor space.

"Lord Abes, those doors..."

"I saw it. Not even Kurge's attack could damage it. The acid in the magic arrows you used didn't have any effect on the wall."

"And there are exactly three of them. You all know what this means, right?"

Abes's eyes met with Anivia and Kurge, and a hint of tacit understanding flashed in the eyes of the three.

They all knew that behind this sudden door lay the enemy's conspiracy and sinister intentions.

"It seems we are being led by the nose." Anivia whispered, her hands hooked tightly on the bowstring, as if to make it bleed.

Seeing that she was in a bad mood, Abes patted her on the shoulder and said, "It's not your fault that I accidentally hurt Kurge."

Afterwards, Abes calmly observed the surroundings. "It is obvious that distracting our actions, creating opportunities, and delaying time are all full of malicious intent."

"But who says we have to act separately as they want?"

It's bad enough to watch too many horror movies, but it's wrong to try to replicate the suicidal behavior.

"Then let's act together and not let them succeed."

Abes pointed to the nearest door, "Let's go through this door first and see what tricks the enemy is playing."

Abes, holding a half sword in his hand, took the lead. He first threw a vibrating sword light behind one of the doors, and then jumped in sideways.

Reducing the size of the attack cross-section and taking the initiative are good habits when entering the market.

And then Abes was followed in by Anivia.

I don't know whether it was intentional or unintentional, but when she entered the door, the bowstring of the longbow in Anivia's hand was actually hooked on the door.

With the clanging sound of the bowstring, the single door that seemed extremely stable closed silently behind Abes and Anivia, like a light and weightless paper.

Abes, sensing something was wrong, turned around suddenly and saw this scene.

It was as if a crow flew across the sky...

Abes wiped the non-existent sweat from his forehead and said, "You just closed the door, didn't you? You're quite a nice person."