The brave man opened the coffin and rose

Abes was not afraid of the space behind the door. Instead, he felt excited and eager to try. This made Anivia beside him feel extremely puzzled.

"Aren't you... afraid of danger?" the blond half-elf asked.

Abes shook his head firmly, "I'm really not afraid."

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Then, Abes stared at Anivia and said, "Are you scared? As a non-combatant, you followed me into this place."

Anivia nodded, but then shook her head.

Abes looked around with a smile, and at the same time he spoke to Anivia, "Being afraid of danger is a natural reaction of humans... Sorry, I forgot you are a half-elf. Anyway, the principle is the same."

“If we are always bound by fear, we will never be able to explore new areas and discover our potential. It is precisely because of the existence of danger that we have the opportunity to surpass ourselves and move forward courageously.”

"It can be said that in this world, we cannot always avoid risks and the unknown. Only by taking that step can we possibly trigger unknown miracles."

"As expected of a hero from ancient times, you are still so optimistic in this situation?" Anivia was stunned. Obviously, she did not expect that Abes' words would still be so preachy at this time.

Perhaps this optimism and courage was the reason why they were able to save all living beings from the rule of the dragon from scratch.

"This is not just a sermon. I just know that the current situation is definitely not unsafe." As if he could see what she was thinking, Abes spoke and pointed to the space around him.

It was not until this time that Anivia had some time to look around.

Stone.

Inside a dark, deep, long and huge stone room.

It looks like an unknown dungeon.

The air here is not oppressive, but rather has a hint of freshness.

The walls of the cave are covered with various fluorescent plants, which emit a soft and warm light that makes people feel at ease.

In addition, through her druid talent, Anivia quickly sensed the sound of flowing water coming from a distant stream.

"This atmosphere is full of vitality and doesn't seem like a dangerous place. I think you should understand this as a druid." Abes' fingers stroked the surroundings and then touched the rock wall.

“What’s more, it’s rich in details.”

You have to know that they came directly from a mountainous land to such a completely different environment.

There are only two possibilities for such a detailed surrounding environment.

First, they were actually transported to such a location on the physical level.

Second, they were subjected to some kind of illusion or sleight of hand. However, because of these rich details, it is almost certain that the situation before their eyes is definitely not the effect of a randomly fabricated illusion spell, but rather a replica or projection of a real area in reality.

And the reason they came to such a place, because they saw the bright green energy, could almost be directly linked to the gods in heaven.

If we make this equivalent substitution, these twisted and interconnected rock caves before our eyes may be a scene related to the gods in heaven.

"That is to say, while we are still safe, we have been able to obtain some information about the appearance of a geographical location related to the Supreme Being. Isn't this really a great thing?"

Anivia blinked, then smiled.

Can you still understand it this way?

She found herself somewhat infected by Abes's optimism.

After coming out of her previous emotions, Anivia raised her hand, and the druid's spell gradually condensed into a faint glow in her hand.

"I think I have a way to determine whether what I see is real or fake."

Anivia took a deep breath and concentrated. She felt her inner connection with nature, a resonance of vitality.

As her will moved, the glow danced at her fingertips and gradually formed a ball of light.

"Nature... Bring the scent of spores to me."

Seeing that the ball of light in front of him was motionless, Anivia continued speaking as if swearing.

"Release fewer scorching rays next season!"

"The Death Cloud Technique can no longer be used indoors!"

With a whoosh.

The ball of light finally flew into the air, emitting a green wave that spread out in all directions.

Anivia turned around and explained to Abes.

"Spells that sense and explore natural energy are more capable of revealing hidden truths than crude perceptions of life force."

"If we were still here, we would be sensing weeds and bushes."

"If what I see before my eyes is real, then I can feel the spores of those glowing mushrooms."

Abes pursed his lips and looked over with a hint of doubt.

"I understand the principle, but how can the Burning Ray and Death Cloud be used to release life..."

In front of him, the golden-haired double helix with its back to Abes also trembled violently.

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Kurge looked at Abes and Anivia who had already walked in, and just as he was about to follow them, the door slammed shut.

No, I haven’t gotten on the bus yet!

Then, watching the remaining two doors open and close, with some green or purple smoke coming out from inside, Kurge became even more frightened.

Bad thing.

After witnessing his goblin minions transformed into strange shapes with elongated skulls, Kurge can be said to be living in a horror story.

Just surrender. It turns out that the druid who looked harmless was actually a **. Which good family would use the Death Cloud spell indoors to force a confession from someone?

It's not easy to hold on to someone as powerful as Abes.

As a result, I encountered a ghost story-like plot like this.

The position changed drastically, teammates moved separately, and I was left behind.

Kurge, who had been planning to give up and wait here, found that the doors around him were slowly disappearing.

Every time a few of them disappear, the area framed by the door will shrink a little bit.

In this situation, if I continue to stay in this space formed by doors, I will probably die.

On the contrary, choosing a path to explore may lead to relief.

"Fight!"

After looking behind one of the doors, Kurge found that there was not much light inside.

"Well, time to use my secret weapon!"

Kurge snapped his thick and fat fingers, and a small glowing ball floated out in front of the bear goblin's tall forehead, illuminating the way forward.

"Hehe, no one would have thought that I'm a spellcaster!"

"One is lighting, and the rest are focused on superb weapon fighting and hand-to-hand combat skills. This has been the best growth direction for the bugbear race for many years."