Idle game leads to another world.

Chapter 1179 Big Pool

On the other side, everyone walked along the steep slope towards the depths of the spiral cave.

God knows how big this place is. It feels like there is no bottom. After walking for nearly twenty minutes, I finally saw a large number of stalactite fragments that collapsed and shattered when Li Chengxi fought Medusa.

At this time, a doorway with obvious signs of artificial repair appeared at the bottom of the cave. However, the traces of this repair were very rough. In Li Chengxi's evaluation, it was like a steamed bun chewed by a dog...

A damp and salty wind came from behind the cave, which seemed to be connected to some large body of water, possibly an underground river or an underground saltwater lake.

Li Chengxi remained fearless and walked in with a flashlight.

The others hurriedly followed. After all, although Li Chengxi was reckless, it was actually safer to follow him.

After passing through the doorway, I came to a room that should be relatively empty. I could faintly hear the sound of water hitting rocks, and there was a very obvious echo.

The next moment, two long and thin flames lit up in the darkness, illuminating the dark interior of the cave like wall lamps.

It was then that everyone saw that there was a huge pool not far from them. It was hardly a lake, but it was estimated to be about two to three hundred meters wide.

The water flows from one side of the wall to the other, so it should be running water. But apart from the pool, no traces of monsters or the like have been seen for the time being. It's just a big pool.

As for how deep it is, that is difficult to estimate visually, mainly because no one dares to stand by the pool and look down. If the monster is hiding in the water, it is likely to be dragged under.

"It seems that Qian Sen and the others are not here either."

Li Chengxi looked around and didn't see any trace of Qian Sen, nor even a dead body.

The good news is that the missing body may still be alive, but the bad news is that we may need to go deeper.

The people on Charlie's side were carrying a high-powered flashlight, which was more reliable than the one used by Li Chengxi. They turned it on to the highest brightness and shone it to the other side of the pool. It seemed that there was a lot of space on the other side and they could continue to go in.

But this photo also made everyone notice that there seemed to be a huge black shadow flashing in the pool. It was not clear what it was, but it was not much smaller than a fishing boat.

Charlie came up from behind and said:
"We can get an inflatable boat right away, but if there's a monster in the water, we might be wiped out."

Dealing with monsters in the water is actually more troublesome than dealing with monsters on the shore.

After all, the resistance of water is much greater than that of air. Whether it is a sword or a bullet, it has little power in water.

If you use magic, it is unlikely to be effective except for lightning attacks.

Generally, if you want to deal with monsters in the water, you either have to lure it to the shore, or rely on a magician to cast underwater breathing spells on everyone, and then use special equipment to go down and fight it together.

The spell of breathing underwater is easy to learn, as many people know it, but the special equipment is still up there. It took at least two hours to go back and forth.

And there are not enough staff at present.

Small monsters are not necessarily weak, but large monsters are definitely difficult to deal with.

It’s not easy to do with the current manpower.

Seeing that Li Chengxi didn't say anything, Charlie immediately started discussing countermeasures with Gan Xiaoyan and the others.

No matter how strong a person is, he has his strengths and weaknesses. It is true that Li Chengxi crushed his opponents all the way, but he had no experience in water battles. Considering Medusa's situation, if the monsters here could also hurt him, jumping into the water and fighting alone was not a good choice.

However, Li Chengxi did not say anything not because he felt the situation was difficult, but because he was thinking about countermeasures, and it really did not take much time.

"You should have brought the rope, right?"

Charlie, who was discussing countermeasures, was stunned when he heard this:
"Um... I did bring a rope, but it's not long enough to reach the other side of the pool."

"It doesn't need to be that long, just bring it with you, and follow me."

Li Chengxi walked to the edge of the pool, opened his hands to the water, and made a gesture of praising the sun. The next moment, the turbulent water surface suddenly split open, as if a path had been opened through the water flow. The water flow on both sides turned into high walls and quickly moved to the left and right, revealing the dry pool bottom.

It seems that there are more Christians in Europe. Some of Charles's devout Puritans have already knelt down.

"Moses parted the sea. Although I am skeptical of myths, I can still use this idea."

For Li Chengxi, this operation was purely borrowing and imitation, but for devout Christians, it was no less than a miracle.

Li Chengxi said to the Englishman who was kissing and licking the cross on his neck behind him:
"Don't worship blindly. I have nothing to do with your god. Tie the rope and let's go."

He had to cut off all ties with the matter, lest someone chase him home.

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I doubt whether the myths of various countries have some prototypes. Although the stories themselves have many contradictions and doubts, they are definitely myths that have been slowly spread out after having prototypes.

Just like the story of Houyi shooting down the sun, it is very likely that a long time ago there was a man named Houyi who was extremely good at archery, and gradually the legend spread that he could shoot down the sun.

From this perspective, the story of Moses parting the sea may just be that Moses saw that his way to escape was blocked by water, and he stretched out in annoyance, and it happened to be the ebb tide, so the story became more and more outrageous.

Then why couldn't it be that Moses had divine power?

After all, Qian Sen said that it was the first time in history that the gods fell to the earth. Even Aidas and the others said that they had never heard of gods coming to the earth, so naturally it was unlikely that there was any divine power.

However, Li Chengxi's action seemed to have given the British a great mental shock. It felt like it was no longer just a level of surprise. Even though Li Chengxi deliberately distanced himself from the matter, it didn't seem to have much effect.

Looking back, some people would even deliberately step on Li Chengxi's footprints, as if they were particularly honored.

Although Li Chengxi is a god, he still finds it hard to understand religious fanaticism.

The exposed bottom of the pool was about ten meters deep, so the ropes were certainly enough. A group of people tied ropes on the shore, slid down, and continued to move forward on the muddy bottom of the pool.

This experience is incredible for ordinary people. The water flow on both sides looks like jelly, firmly leaning to one side, revealing a path.

However, Li Chengxi felt that it was more like walking into the underwater passage of an aquarium.

After walking about a hundred meters and reaching almost halfway to the pool, the water wall on the left suddenly began to fluctuate.

A tentacle almost as thick as a telephone pole stretched out from inside and slapped Li Chengxi, who was walking in front.

"You're finally out."

Li Chengxi was just waiting for it to come out.

The tentacle just rose up, and then it was fixed in place as if it was under a spell. Then, it seemed as if a pair of invisible hands appeared in the air, directly pulling the tentacle and the body out of the water.

As expected, it was a pale, oversized squid.

On its head, two eyes as big as lanterns rolled and looked at Li Chengxi. Unexpectedly, there seemed to be a hint of fear in its eyes.

But Li Chengxi would not let it go.

"Watch this! An uppercut of justice!"

The giant squid made an uppercut motion from a distance, and was immediately hit by the invisible force in the air. It flew to the top of the cave with a whoosh, and then there was a puffing sound of exhaust, and it was pierced by a large number of stalactites hanging from the top of the cave.

Giant squid, dead.

(End of this chapter)