Overlord: Start from the Goblin Lair.

The Yeth Hound was intelligent enough to understand what Ron said, and also understood the relationship between its master and this man. Without any hesitation, it turned into a black mist and chased after the man. Everyone followed closely behind, always on guard against possible attacks.

But this did not happen. The hound followed the scent and turned several forks without hesitation, leading Ron and the others deeper into the cave. When another bend appeared, Driver let out a strange cry and pointed forward:

"There! I see him!"

The goblins did have certain advantages in this environment. Before anyone else could react, Driver had already locked onto the fleeting shadow. The ranger hurried a few steps, stretched out his hand and grabbed a piece of fur on the hound's back and turned over. The huge monster suddenly felt pain and subconsciously wanted to drill into the etheric surface, but the body that had been half-emptied solidified again under Sylvia's glare, and rushed out with the goblin.

"Let's meet up out front!"

The goblin hunter's shouts followed the hounds away. The other party was just a human. It was easy for him to catch up with the night hound without resistance. Soon everyone heard the loud shouting of Driver in front.

Apart from that, the surroundings were still extremely quiet except for the friction of armor and the footsteps of a few people. The spirit servants did not appear to block their way, and no other guards or creatures appeared. If it were not for the Night Hiss Hound's extremely keen perception of the breath of living things, one would have to doubt whether the target they were chasing was just an illusion.

A cry from Driver ahead denied this possibility. The five people could not help but quicken their pace. After another turn, they finally saw Driver thrown down by the hound. The goblin hunter did not seem to be injured, but he suffered some physical pain from falling off his "horse" during the high-speed pursuit.

"I'm fine. Keep chasing. There's no fork in the road!" Driver raised his hand to stop Victoria in front of him. "That guy was running very fast, but he suddenly stopped just now. He scared me!"

"You stay here and guard him!" The vampire gave orders to his hounds, and at the same time took Ivy and Sera's arms, "It doesn't matter if he runs fast, let's see if he can outrun the spell!"

A silver light flashed, and the three disappeared into the darkness ahead in an instant. Seeing this, Ron also put his arm around Victoria's shoulder and quickly chased after them with the priest, leaving only Driver and the Yeti Hound staring at each other.

"I..." The goblin hunter opened his mouth, but in the end he just bared his teeth and looked at the hound beside him, "The guy we were chasing just now has similar abilities, right?"

A stiff and terrifying smile appeared on the hound's face, which looked like a human.

"No wonder we can't catch up - do you have any idea how to catch up with them? Are we just being left behind?"

The monster didn't think there was anything wrong with this, as its master ordered it to stay with the goblin. But...if the little piece of meat wanted to chase after it, should it follow?
Eyes glowing red in the darkness flashed, and two creatures that would be classified as "monsters" together in the worldview of most mortals quickly disappeared from the spot, chasing after them from another dimension.

"Did that 'person' fill his spell list with portals and phantom steps?!" Sylvia quickly discovered something was wrong - the other party was obviously also using spells to travel faster, and the frequency and frequency were much higher than theirs! If not, how could they not catch up with him?

"There's something wrong with the space here. Have you noticed?" Ron's voice came from behind. "If we keep chasing like this, I'm afraid we'll be able to catch up to the lair of those crazy frogmen! That guy didn't want to use so many spells, but he had to use this method to move 'normally'!"

"Then what happens next?"

"Keep chasing!" Ron tore open a scroll and took Victoria to temporarily surpass Sylvia and the other two. "The strange phenomena here should not exceed the limit of his magic, otherwise it would be meaningless!"

They have the financial resources to stock up a large number of magic scrolls because of their strong trade with Purgatory, but what about that person? If he needs to prepare several or even double-digit scrolls every time he moves around in his own home, or has to rest for eight or even sixteen hours before going back and forth, then what is the point of all these arrangements?
After checking the spells and scrolls he had used, Ron thought that the opponent's end or end should be just ahead.

The situation was just as Ron expected. When a magical light appeared in front of him and a door similar to the one in the rift valley, the figure finally stopped. It was only then that Ron finally saw the other person's back clearly:

It was truly skinny. Under the dim light, the creature was naked, but it was impossible to tell its gender. Most of the fat in its body that could have been consumed had probably dried up. He, or maybe she, was just a skeleton covered in human skin, just like the Babu demons in the abyss, except that the skin was not covered with corrosive mucus.

"Stop!" Ron raised his voice, trying to attract the other party's attention. "We have no ill intentions, we just want to find out what is going on here!"

The disheveled figure was indeed attracted by him, but he just turned his head and let out a roar that was not human, then turned around and rushed towards the stone door, slapping a certain part of the door frame. With this fierce movement, the stone door slid upwards to form a gap that was only wide enough for one person to lie flat, and the man rolled over and passed through with ease. The stone door fell down immediately, leaving the five people who failed to stop it in time stunned outside the door.

"This door opens up and down?" Sera seemed to be still struggling with this question.

"Who says that all doors in a place must open and close in the same way?" The dhampir rolled her eyes. She tried to contact the Nighthound that stayed with Driver, but in the end she could only sigh. "Driverford persuaded it to get into the etheric plane. There seems to be some kind of barrier between it and here. They are separated from us."

"Will there be any danger?" Victoria asked hurriedly. The pastor lady has always been a decent person, so she was definitely concerned about Driver himself at this moment, rather than worrying about the money that he had not returned.

"The Etheric Surface is the base camp of the Nighthounds. Even if there is any danger, they can try their best to deal with it," Sylvia said, reaching out and knocking on the door frame that the man had just tapped. As expected, there was no response. "Let's think about how to open this thing first." (End of this chapter)