Idle game leads to another world.

Chapter 1622 Metal Giant Wasp

For adventurers, the most valuable loot they can get after an adventure is usually magic items.

The ones that suit you can greatly enhance your combat effectiveness, and the ones that don’t suit you can be sold at a very high price.

Therefore, among the treasures imagined by many fledgling adventurers, there must be a large number of glittering golden swords and armors.

But this is actually an illusion.

Magic items are not necessarily things that can be sold at high prices, nor are they all useful things.

For example, the Twelve-Sided Dice of Destiny and the Ringing Gong Orb found in the garbage dump.

Whether the former is useful or not depends very much on luck, and the latter is even worse. Using this thing is basically like parading through the streets with a sign that says "I'm an idiot."

Alde didn't expect to find any useful magical items. After all, this place looked like a garbage dump. She was more concerned about the manufacturing methods of these things.

After carefully examining the runes and craftsmanship, Alde was sure.

"This is not a common technique used by alchemists today. At least I have never seen this method in the Academic City."

Nimia was surprised:

"Very old?"

"It's not that it's old, but no one uses this method."

There is more than one route to reach the destination, and the same goes for making magic items. Almost every alchemist has some differences to a greater or lesser extent.

But the difference in the techniques of these two magic items is no longer more or less, but they use completely different techniques.

"Either this is someone who has never received formal alchemy training from beginning to end, or this may be a technology from another dimension."

Alday said, opening the pocket trick and throwing the things in, so that she could keep them for later research.

Honestly, this isn't good news.

The family secret room of the Subia royal family was obviously used for other purposes by someone or some creature. It was questionable whether the information about the seven apostles that Olde and the others were looking for was still there.

At this moment, everyone heard a muffled "empty" sound, and when they looked up, they saw a beam of light shooting out from behind the conveyor belt above.

Then the conveyor belt began to slowly accelerate, and the light seemed to grow bigger and bigger, like a door was opened.

The three of them quickly hid in the shadow at the lower left side of the conveyor belt. No matter what had occupied this place, they would take a look first.

At the other end of the conveyor belt is a semicircular door with a door panel shaped like an orange segment that is sucked into the door frame.

Along with a sharp buzzing sound, large and small pieces of abandoned mechanical wreckage gradually appeared on the conveyor belt. Because they were too broken, it was impossible to tell what the original design was like.

These wreckages were transported by the conveyor belt and soon thrown down from above, smashing into the scrap yard, with sticky engine oil spilled everywhere.

The three hid in the shadows and watched for a while. Apart from the waste, there seemed to be no trace of any living creatures.

So Oldie pointed upwards and motioned for us to climb up and take a look.

It was not difficult to climb up. The metal waste accumulated over the years almost filled up the big pit. Alde and the others stepped on some unknown machine and climbed up by sticking to the wall. Even Alde, who was not good at sports, had no difficulty climbing up.

Soon, the three of them were standing next to the open door.

Warm orange light shone from inside, and because of the dark vision added in advance, the light looked a bit dazzling.

Nemia moved closer to the door frame, peered inside with a small mirror, then turned around and gestured to indicate that no one was inside.

At this time, the conveyor belt began to gradually stop working, and the door was slowly gathering together and closing.

No matter who the guy who occupied the magpie's nest was, the three of them had to go in and take a look. They didn't want to come here in vain, so they quickly stepped in. As soon as they entered the door, they first saw something that looked like a mine car. The hydraulic structure was straightening the tilted car bed. Then the three of them watched it slowly accelerate and move along a double-track track.

There is also an automatic door at the other end of the track. The door opens when the mine cart passes by and closes automatically when the mine cart enters.

The three of them walked slowly along the wall. On the left side of the door where the mine cart entered, there was a metal ramp, which seemed to lead to another room.

The door that the mine cart could enter did not seem to allow Alde and the others to enter, so the three of them had no choice but to look up and walk towards the slope.

There is also a big door above the slope. It appears to be made of pure metal and is almost ten meters high. Even a magic mecha can pass through it as long as it bends down.

However, this door was not an automatic door, nor was it locked; it was just fastened with a large bolt.

Nimia leaned over the crack of the door and looked for a long time before returning and saying:

"There was something moving inside, it looked like a giant wasp, but its body was reflecting the luster of metal."

The giant hornet is an extremely large insect that is nearly half the size of a human. It is not very high level and will only pose a threat to novice adventurers.

But the body has metal reflections...

"Probably some kind of golem."

Alday wasn't quite sure, but considering its size, it shouldn't be too difficult to deal with.

She knocked on the bolt with her staff, and the rusty bolt pulled out automatically and quietly without making any sound, as if it was fully oiled.

Zora drew his sword and pushed the door open with the hand that was holding the shield.

Good, not discovered.

Behind the door was an empty oval room with a height of nearly twenty meters from the floor to the ceiling. Any slight sound would produce a very clear echo.

The giant metal wasp that Nimia saw was right in the center of the room, lying on the ground like a cicada, with its legs and antennae shaking from time to time, letting the three of them know that the thing was actually alive.

Because this room is spacious, you can see the exit at a glance.

A similar door can be seen on the left side of the room, and on the right side is a dark hole that was simply dug out of the rock without much processing.

Since the situation was unclear, the three did not actually plan to start a fight directly. It would naturally be best if they could bypass these giant wasps.

Of course, this is unlikely.

The three of them had just moved less than five or six meters along the wall when the giant metal wasps lying in the middle of the room suddenly turned their heads to look at them, and at that moment they flapped their wings and took off.

Even if they are invisible, it is difficult to get around them. If these things are really golems, they must have the ability to see through invisibility or infrared vision.

There were about six giant hornets. Their red compound eyes flickered like light bulbs for a few times, and then they raised the stingers on their stomachs that were almost as long as their forearms and rushed towards the three people.

"Chain Lightning!"

Since the other party is acting unfriendly, it is better to strike first.

An angry bolt of lightning burst out from the tip of the staff, hitting the giant metal wasp in the front, and then jumped to the back one by one.

It is actually very troublesome to deal with a construct creature like a golem. Both magic and physical attacks will be greatly weakened. The chain lightning only caused a layer of fine electric sparks to appear on the Metal Giant Wasp, and its movements were slightly slowed down.

"Attack the movable joint in the abdomen!"

Upon hearing this, Zora and Nemia rushed forward and stopped the attacking giant metal wasp. Alday changed her casting gestures, chanted spells, and prepared for the next spell.

(End of this chapter)