Idle game leads to another world.

Chapter 1635 Automated Factory

The eyes of the gods cannot be deceived, and any illusions created by spells or spell-like abilities will be seen through, no matter how well hidden.

Simply put, Li Chengxi only needs to press the ALT key, and all the interactive parts on the screen will be highlighted.

If Oldie and the others were to look for it themselves, they would need to knock on the floor or wall inch by inch in the room, but Li Chengxi could tell the exact location with just one glance.

Honestly speaking, Li Chengxi didn't want to cause trouble, but Orday's words did convince him. If a level 70 or above soul-sucking lich jumped around in the demon territory, it would definitely be a very troublesome thing. What's more, the lich was almost impossible to kill. If he missed this opportunity, it would be difficult to kill the lich once it was released.

With Li Chengxi's guidance, the three of them quickly walked around the seven statues and walked to the wall behind the statues.

Accompanied by a flash of golden light, everyone heard a sound like breaking glass. Li Chengxi broke the hidden seal left by the lich, and a door slowly appeared in front of the three people.

Alde checked the door to make sure there were no more traps or spell effects, and Nimia went to open the door first.

This time, the construction style behind the door is no longer that of a mausoleum, but that of a mind-sucking monster.

The corridor is flat, just a straight road, with no extra decorations on the floor and ceiling, but occasionally you can find a few octopus head-shaped carvings on the wall.

The road was filled with the sound of clanging and banging, like a blacksmith forging metal.

Alde felt that this should be the automated factory left behind by the mind-thirsty lich that was still in operation.

The alchemical creatures they saw along the way were obviously created by the lich, but even if it was a lich, it was boring to think about making them all by hand.

It would be much easier to let the alchemical creatures produce themselves.

But alchemical creatures are true artificial idiots, and complete automation is impossible. They do not know how to correct mistakes, and as they accumulate over the years, the errors will become more and more outrageous.

That's how the scrap yard came about. The alchemical creatures that were supposed to be produced became scrap due to errors in assembly or parts production. The alchemical creatures would only discard the scrap according to the set procedures and would never consider correcting the errors.

Walking along this straight road, I didn't find any rooms on the way.

This is actually not accurate. Alde found traces of magic on both sides of the road, and they were from the school of conjuration.

She guessed that there should be secret magic rooms on both sides of the corridor. These things were not directly dug out of the stone. Their main bodies were located in the endless void, and magic was used as an anchor point to connect the secret magic rooms with the material world.

The advantage is that it is extremely safe and cannot be invaded by outsiders. If you want to move, you just need to erase the anchor point and wait until the next safe place to arrange the anchor point and then open it.

Considering that the Lich was most likely fleeing here, it is not surprising that such an operation occurred.

But the downside...

If the anchor point is not maintained for a long time, the arcane room will disappear. If the time is longer, the arcane room will automatically collapse and all the contents will become cosmic garbage.

In that case, does that mean the Lich's life box can't be found either?
Not quite right.

The arcane room is indeed safe, but it is in the void.

There is no plane obstruction in the void. If someone uses magic to lock the lich's life box, it will be much easier than in the plane. The mind-sucking lich is obviously fleeing, and it is unlikely that it will keep the life box in the arcane room for a long time.

Besides, the long river of souls that people merge into after death is also in the void, and the eyes of the god of death will often scan along the long river of souls.

A lich is equivalent to being dead, but I don't want the god of death to judge him, so if the soul of the fugitive hides and puts the phylactery in the arcane room, and the god of death accidentally finds it one day, the lich may be standing in front of the god of death in a blink of an eye, waiting to be judged... So Alday can be sure that the phylactery is here, but it has not been found yet.

Keep going forward until you reach the end of the corridor, where the road finally forks.

Oldie decided to go to the left first because there was a clanging sound coming from that side.

There is a door not far to the left, but the sound insulation of the door panel is very average, and the sound of forging and knocking continues to come from inside.

There was no trap or spell effect on the door, it was just an iron door. Nimia walked over quietly, took out the newly obtained fine gold dagger, and chopped at the bolt along the gap in the door.

The enchanted fine gold weapon cut through the finger-thick iron bolt with one stroke, as easily as cutting butter. Then she pushed the door open a little, and the three of them looked inside through the gap.

The first thing that catches your eye is a row of columnar stamping machines. The cut metal raw materials are sent to the bottom of the stamping machines by conveyor belts. The huge cylinder falls quickly and a part comes out.

As the conveyor belt continues to move forward, different parts are sorted and gathered, and in front is a group of puppets.

The puppet is a castrated version of the golem. It is about the same height as an ordinary person and is more flexible in movement, but its combat power is far weaker than that of the golem. It is generally used to handle delicate tasks that the golem cannot handle.

These puppets stand on both sides of the conveyor belt, just like an industrial assembly line, assembling the parts on the conveyor belt one by one.

The final assembled product should be something like a giant metal wasp or a magic case, but as I said before, there are errors and they have not been corrected.

Starting from the raw material cutting process, we saw a lot of unqualified materials. The mold of the stamping machine was also damaged, and the punched parts themselves were defective. If they were forced to assemble in this situation, what they would get in the end would definitely be waste.

It can almost be said that once they come down from the assembly line, they will be stuffed into the automatic minecart and then thrown into the scrap yard that Oldie and the others passed by.

Oldey felt that the factory was not open 24 hours a day, and it was very likely that there was a shortage of raw materials such as metals.

Artificial intelligence will not consider recycling waste. Even if there are alchemical creatures specifically responsible for mining minerals, the amount of minerals that can be obtained each day is quite limited.

This is roughly the situation in this room. Alde didn't see any doors leading to other directions. At most, there was a 'garbage passage' for the automatic minecarts.

So Olde asked Nimia to close the door, and he cast another door-sealing spell. Then everyone returned the same way and moved to the right at the intersection.

This time it wasn’t far and I saw a door as soon as I turned a corner.

But compared to the big iron door of the factory, this door is relatively more exquisite, using some kind of wooden material, which may be some kind of mushroom in the mushroom forest outside.

On the front of the door is carved an octopus head with long teeth and five claws, and there are even two amethysts inlaid in the place of the eyes, making it feel like it's alive.

This is actually true, it is indeed alive.

As soon as the three of them stood still, they saw a golden light emerge and point it at the door like a finger.

Then a layer of thick purple-black fog rose from the door, which clearly turned into the shape of the mind-sucking monster's head. However, it was nothing in the face of the majestic divine power and collapsed in an instant.

Suddenly, a ghostly scream rang in my ears, and all the sound and light effects disappeared immediately. The glittering amethyst on the door panel also shattered with a snap...

(End of this chapter)