The Wizarding Age

Lucia, who had been staying beside Grimm, patted the dust that fell on her body and complained unhappily.

Although Grimm gave her a hint, Lucia really didn't expect the attack from the enemy in the dark to be so "grand". Sound waves, dust, and stench came one after another, and even though Lucia was well prepared, she was still messed up and embarrassed.

"Hey, you who plays with fire, you are not going to let these dog-headed people kill all the gray dwarves! In that case, who will lead us to the space rift underground?" Lucia pulled Grimm's sleeve and asked curiously.

Grimm also knew that things should not be played too much, after all, they still counted on these gray dwarves to lead them. Therefore, Grimm chuckled, a bright flame ignited on his body, and he took the initiative to stand out.

The flame seemed to have merged with Grimm, extending from his body and burning about half a meter above his body. Grimm was like a calmly burning human torch, directly illuminating all the nearby tunnels.

The dog-headed people who were happily harvesting the lives of the gray dwarves in the dark were blinded by the sudden light. They screamed in pain, barked in various ways, covered their eyes that were constantly tearing up due to the light, and retreated one after another, looking for shelter that could hide themselves.

Grimm took a generous step among the gray dwarves who were staggering. With every step he took, the bright flames around him vibrated slightly. The fire bombs that shot out were only the size of a fist, but they had a terrifying power that could not match its size.

The fire bombs hit the retreating dog-headed man and immediately exploded into a ball of hot flames, instantly igniting it. This unfortunate dog-headed man was burned to ashes before he even had time to scream, and was instantly reduced to ashes.

Grimm fired a fire bomb with every step he took, and when he came straight to the place where the team was ambushed, all the dog-headed people he met along the way had turned into ashes and completely disappeared from this world.

Grimm's slaughter was so easy and calm, even with a hint of elegance, but it brought indescribable fear and despair to both sides of the war. Even the gray dwarves in the same group were shocked by Grimm's easy killing. They crawled to the sides of the road like ghosts, and did not dare to get close to him at all.

The dog-headed people who were slaughtered also knew that they had encountered a tough opponent. They barked and fled into the nearby tunnels, trying to disperse and evacuate by relying on their familiarity with the terrain.

Unfortunately, they met Grimm.

A powerful fire wizard who was almost as powerful as the human "fire god"!

Grimm stood still and blew out an invisible transparent flame.

The flame was as thin as a red line at first, but when it rushed into the nearby tunnel, it suddenly grew into a firestorm that burned the whole world. It burned quickly along the winding tunnel, and when it encountered a fork in the road, it automatically split into two surging waves of flames.

Almost in the blink of an eye, the firestorm caught up with the figures of the dog-headed people who were fleeing with their heads in their arms, swept through them amid their almost crazy and desperate barking, and directly burned their bodies to ashes.

The firestorm extended infinitely in the entire tunnel, burning everything wherever it went.

It rushed into the underground and poured into the nest built by the dog-headed people at the bottom of the mine tunnel hundreds of meters deep. These male and female dog-headed people, as well as some dog-headed cubs, who did not know what was going on, were instantly engulfed by the surging flames.

After the fire, the whole world returned to peace again. The tunnel was dead silent, and no breath of life could be detected.

The gray dwarves, who were originally only forcibly subdued and still unruly in their hearts, were also frightened by such a terrifying scene. They knelt on the ground one after another, kowtowed and begged for mercy to the powerful existence that looked like the "God of Fire", and no longer had the arrogant posture before.

"You... take us to find the space rift, and the rest stay here!" Grimm simply ordered.

He named the gray dwarf leader.

This guy also has a strength of about level 3, and can endure the harsh environment of thin air after the flames burn deep in the tunnel. If the other gray dwarves insist on going down, they may suffocate to death before reaching their destination.

The gray dwarf leader was scared out of his wits.

It was only at this time that it realized that the silent male of the two people in front of it was the most terrifying existence, which was ten thousand times more terrifying than the female... As for the move he just showed, it was probably impossible without the power of the demigod level.

Demigods...

Though this level of guys are not rare in the abyss, they are already unattainable top-level existences in the eyes of most low-level creatures. What do the remaining demon lords, demon princes and the like have to do with these low-level existences?

They will never be able to see the latter in their entire lives, so even if the latter is stronger and more terrifying, it has nothing to do with them. On the contrary, the latter is not as scary as the powerful demigods they see every day, because these demigods will really kill them.

After all, myths and legends far away are not as scary as the bullies in front of them!

In fact, Grimm can find the rumored space rift without the guidance of the gray dwarf leader. When the flames burned the entire tunnel, his spiritual perception extended to every corner here, including the space rift.

The dog-headed man's nest was built near the space rift.

Judging from various signs, this group of dog-headed people was most likely teleported from the space rift.

This aroused Grimm's curiosity even more.

Under the leadership of the gray dwarf leader, Grimm and Lucia quickly passed the maze path with countless forks and came to the bottom of the tunnel hundreds of meters deep.

Here, in a secluded cave, a dark crack shining with a faint light was sleeping quietly.

Space rifts are like scars on a person's body. Most wounds will heal completely without leaving any traces, but there are also some cases where such wounds will always exist and solidify into some strange scenes in the form of space rifts.

Grimm approached the space rift, with blue light flashing in his pupils, and quickly collected information related to this space rift.

This is a space rift formed by unnatural forces. There seems to be some magical and mysterious power on the opposite side to maintain the existence of this space rift, so that it will neither expand nor close naturally.

Analyzing the pattern of the existence of the space rift, this is likely to be a hidden passage left by a powerful being for himself. Open it when needed and send something over; close it when not needed and keep it in this state...

Well, that should be the case...

The only thing I don't know is which level of the Abyss is on the other side...

After simply collecting information, Grimm turned back and discussed with Lucia.

The latter only sensed it slightly. Although she sensed some danger, it was not strong and was still within the range that the two could deal with.

So, Grimm gritted his teeth and decided to go over and take a look.

And Lucia, who was still a little girl, naturally didn't want to miss this opportunity to explore, and happily expressed her willingness to go with him.

With a prophet by her side, she wouldn't suffer too much wherever she went, so Grimm naturally agreed.

The two of them acted immediately.

The current space rift is too narrow, and at most it can accommodate small creatures below level 3. Demigods like Grimm can't get through it at all.

If someone else encounters this situation, they will naturally be helpless, but Grimm is different. He has a soul chip.

Only the soul chip can perform such a terrifying micro-manipulation of the technology and ability to expand the space crack while maintaining the space connection.

Grimm stretched out his hands and gently rubbed them, and invisible transparent flames ignited in his palms. After using the flame of rules to protect his fragile flesh and blood, he grabbed both sides of the space crack with both hands and gently pulled it, just like tearing a piece of kraft paper, and a crisp sound of "sizzling" was heard at the scene.

The space crack actually opened up visibly.

"Hold my hand!" Grimm stretched out his right hand.

Lucia didn't have anything to be shy about, and she held it openly.

The next second, the flames spread, extending directly from the hands of the two people to Lucia's body surface, completely protecting her.

After doing the basic protection, Grimm and Lucia lowered their heads and drilled into the space crack.

Without the support of Grimm's flame energy, the enlarged space crack slowly closed again, and when it transformed into a thin black line, it returned to its original calm.

The space crack stood there quietly, shining with a faint light, as if it would be like this forever...

After half a day, the space crack that was originally calm suddenly opened again, spitting out two figures of different heights.

As soon as the tall figure emerged from the space crack, he turned around and gathered a huge and fierce terrifying flame, staring at the wandering void passage, and a furious roar like a dog barking came from the passage.

The flames were gathering, and the violent and fierce energy was also ready to go.

It was a pity that the imaginary enemy never showed up until the space crack lost its support and transformed into that thin black line again.

When the space energy was completely calm, Grimm let out a long breath and dispersed the condensed flame energy. At this time, he felt the severe pain all over his body, staggered to the ground, and almost fainted.

Lucia who escaped first did not suffer any harm. She originally wanted to support Grimm who had collapsed, but unfortunately she was alone and weak, and not only did she fail to support him, but she also fell down.