I'll also work hard to conquer the dungeon today.

Chapter 732, Section 27-19: La Soméshmiri Ruins: Treasure

Chapter 732, Section 2.7-19: La Soméshmiri Ruins: Treasure

"Daolin, thank you so much," Shui Qi said with a dark face as she ran.

"As expected, the two of us will be responsible for finding 'Lanlos's Notebook'," Daolin said, glancing innocently at Shui Qi.

Muyegui was in charge of the 'Isa's Tablet' because she had lived in the palace for a period of time and may have even come into contact with the actual artifact.

Zhu Yan is in charge of the 'Pure Pearl of the People' because it is the easiest to find. It is located in the Pure Pool, the city's core area and largest area, and can be seen almost at a glance, although it may have been buried by sandstorms. In any case, it is much simpler than the other two methods, which require venturing deep into buildings to find it.

After eliminating those two options, the remaining 'Lanlos's Notebook' naturally fell into Daolin's hands. Daolin had been to the temple and stayed there for a while. In principle, only he needed to go alone, but since Daolin didn't have much combat ability, he could only team up with Shui Qi, which was a way of complementing each other.

"You spent some time with him, where do you think this manuscript is most likely to be found?" Shui Qi asked.

“If it were me, I wouldn’t leave a note, but we can’t rule out the possibility that he left it on purpose. We look alike, but I’m not Lanlos.”

"Speaking of which, this undead creature really does resemble the one we encountered before. Are you sure you really killed Skatech?" Daolin thought for a moment and finally decided to ask.

Shui Qi frowned and said, "Don't you know perfectly well how I killed you? But... after all, you are a god, perhaps you have methods I don't know about?"

Before they could think any further, they heard a tremendous roar.

Dao Lin Shui Qi involuntarily stopped and looked toward the source of the loud noise. Something seemed to have collapsed there, and dust polluted the air, making it murky and turbid.

“That is… the royal palace.”

half an hour ago.

Under the enormous silver moon, the girl stood before a palace that had long since been devoured by wind and sand a thousand years later, a gentle breeze caressing her black dress.

The long staircase eventually leads to the palace of the last king of La Sommeshmia.

Even after a thousand years, even though the capital has partially disappeared into history, the king's majesty has never faded.

He stepped onto the stairs and walked step by step toward the palace.

The familiar yet unfamiliar scenery makes one marvel at the fairness of time.

The tablet of destiny was placed on the throne.

Mu Yegui stared for a moment, then finally went up to her.

Just as my fingertips touched the clay slab, a gust of wind swept by...

Her long, misty gray hair floated in the air, the strands gleaming faintly with a cool light under the silver moonlight.

With a 'ding', a few sharp hidden weapons fell to the ground with a crisp sound.

The short sword, winding and twisting like a snake, reflected the girl's delicate and beautiful face, her clear, cold silver eyes remaining as calm and undisturbed as ever.

Mu Yegui looked up at the distance and whispered, "Miri..."

Her voice, as sweet as ever, rang out, her tone exaggerated with a strong element of acting, "Huh? Did you find out? I thought I was hiding it very well."

With a sweet and lovely face and a friendly smile, but her eyes filled with malice, Millie slowly walked out from behind the pillar.

The next second, Millie's face darkened, and she said in a gloomy voice, "I've never been able to touch his things, but I didn't expect him to offer them up so readily as soon as you showed up. He's really biased."

"I was just one thing away from getting it, but I just couldn't get it. But thankfully you appeared, and it appeared too."

"That corpse, retrieve the Pure Pearl, right?" Mu Yegui said.

Millie clapped her hands twice and praised, "You're so smart, but even so, the notes taken from the temple can't be returned, so you've made a wasted trip."

"That's their business," Mu Yegui said calmly.

"So frank, I wonder if she'll still be like this later." Millie gritted her teeth, then quickly put on that sweet smile again.

“I’m also very curious as to why you’re still alive, especially since every time we meet you, you’re a new face, Skatech.”

Millie's expression changed abruptly, and she said coldly, "I can't tell from your expression and tone that you're curious! I won't ask you why you recognized me; if you're discovered, it means my disguise wasn't good enough."

"The undead creatures here are all people you branded to death back then, right? In human terms: I admire your perseverance; you've persisted with a plan for so long." And the reason was simply because she wasn't sent an invitation to the banquet.

“What’s wrong with wanting to make them my subjects? It’s you people who are the problem! I…” Millie paused, then laughed. “Fortunately, it’s not too late now. Although your knight isn’t here, I’m magnanimous and don’t really want to fight you.”

Mu Yegui tilted her head and retorted in a serious tone with a soft, obedient voice, "Isn't it because we can't beat them?"

Millie gritted her teeth and decided not to stoop to Mu Yegui's level.

So she smiled slightly and continued, "Anyway, you can't stop me, so say whatever you want."

"Well, I have a more interesting way to play now than before. Don't you think it's interesting to bring up that plan again after a thousand years? And I'm facing some old acquaintances. Also, because of the thousand years, that disgusting dragon can't do anything to me. Just thinking about it makes me extremely happy."

A thousand years have passed, and the Queen of the Underworld's 'Shadow Kingdom' has developed some mental issues.

Millie raised her hand, and a magnificent longsword inlaid with red gemstones appeared in her hand. The tip of the sword touched the ground with a cold "click".

“Look, it’s starting,” she said softly, looking up at the sky.

In the pitch-black night sky, countless stars twinkled, and a bewitching green veil hung down gently.

The sky was soft yet dazzling, drifting lightly in the night sky, sometimes bright, sometimes dim, sometimes hidden, sometimes visible, like the gentle mercy of the gods upon the world, or a poem sung by the night for the countless distant stars.

The ruins, eroded and covered by yellow sand, gradually overlap with the magnificent Lasomethrin Kingdom of a thousand years ago.

Time has blurred, and it's long since become impossible to tell whether this moment is a thousand years ago or a thousand years in the future.

At the same time, terrified screams rang out as the undead army of the Queen of the Underworld's 'Shadow Kingdom' crawled out from the ground. They were once their relatives, but now they were enemies and executioners.

Welcome to the 'Lasomisemia: Laurel' instance. I'm your good friend, Filu.

[Task 1: Complete the story of the hero slaying the dragon]

[Task Two: Find Your Treasure]

[Mission Three: Save the Lasomethean Civilization]

Mission Four: Destroy the plot of Queen Skateher of the Underworld's 'Shadow Kingdom'

[Dungeon Level: Lord Level]

[Now, let's announce the rules of the game:]

[I. Death means elimination.]

[II. Eternal Night Mode: Everything will only end at sunrise.]

[III. Explore the ruins map independently.]

[IV. Only when more than 60% of a civilization remains intact can it continue to be passed down.]

[V. Whether it is true or false, only belief is true.]