Idle game leads to another world.

Chapter 1991 Abandoned Village
Liondramon has a very strong sense of territory. To them, all creatures in their territory are their food. If a person or other monster mistakenly enters the territory of Liondramon, they will be attacked by it.

But having a strong sense of territory doesn't mean being a fool. Sista's level is too high, which is a strong threat to Liondramon.

This thing sounds difficult to deal with, but in fact, it is just as Li Chengxi said, it is not a very powerful monster.

Even without Sista, Alyssa and the others should be able to defeat them.

Li Chengxi estimated that Sanafia's terrifying brute force alone would be enough to drive away the lion dragon beast, but there might be casualties in the process.

Wild creatures are relatively sensible, especially those above level 30, who generally have some brains.

Liondramon kept staring at Sista. The two giant monsters confronted each other for nearly three minutes before Liondramon retreated little by little, growing slowly as it slowly shrank into the jungle.

So Sista is very useful. Li Chengxi was right to recruit it as soon as possible when it fell. Although even if Sista was not there, Li Chengxi would send a divine guard to protect the safety of Alyssa and the others, but with Sista around, many dangers can be avoided.

The lion-dragon beast left, but the crowd did not set off immediately. Instead, they waited for a few minutes to make sure that it had completely gone far away before continuing on their way.

In order to avoid encountering the Liondramon again, everyone had to take a detour, and it took more than ten minutes to return to the originally planned route.

At the current speed, Alyssa felt that it would take at most half an hour to reach the exit they wanted to go to. Once they walked out of the exit, they would be not far from the area with high-energy reactions.

But before that, everyone discovered something else.

As the trees and branches that had grown wildly without restraint were swept away, a fault appeared before everyone's eyes.

It should be that the cabin below collapsed, causing part of the park to fall down. The automatic sprinkler system happened to start at this time, and the starlight simulated by the artificial sun was refracted by the water mist, forming a blurry rainbow hanging above the depression.

Standing on the edge and looking over, there is a fairly large village below the depression, which seems to be able to accommodate thousands of people.

In the center of the village there is a pyramid-shaped building made of mud bricks. Although the workmanship is crude, it should be an important place compared to other simple houses.

But when Alyssa and the others stood there and looked down, they did not see anyone moving around in the village, nor did they see smoke floating above any of the houses. This might be another abandoned village.

Alyssa opened the map and saw that the village was blocking the exit they wanted to go to, and because of the collapse, there was no way around it.

The only option for everyone was to go down first and then climb up from the other end using a rope.

To be honest, Alyssa didn't want to enter this kind of ghost place.

Think about it, there were people living here before, but now it's empty. There must have been some special disaster that caused all the people to disappear or die, or it could be a disease or a monster attack, either of which may still be lurking in the village.

This is much more troublesome than advancing through the jungle.

But now we can only bite the bullet and move forward.

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The group found a slope nearby that they could go down. The road was wet and slippery, so they needed to be careful not to slip.

After entering the village, Alyssa confirmed that it was a completely abandoned village, just as she had seen above.

They saw bones on the roadside, next to houses, and in corners. Alyssa raised the detection stick to check and did not detect any harmful bacteria, viruses, or toxins, but this place looked a bit too weird, so everyone put on their masks.

Judging from the bones we have seen so far, these people have been dead for at least twenty years, and they seem to have experienced something very painful before death. Many of the skeletons are in postures as if they were struggling in pain.

Alyssa cut off a bit of bone and examined it with a portable analyzer. In addition to finding that the bone density of people here was much lower than normal, she did not find anything else worth noting, and could not confirm the cause of death. Low bone density is normal. The gravity of the planetary fortress is only one-third of the standard gravity, which will of course cause problems with bone development.

Initial speculation is that an unknown disease may have swept the entire village, killing everyone.

The area of ​​the village was not very large, and Alyssa and the others had no plans to stay here any longer. They quickly passed by countless skeletons and reached the center of the village.

This is the pyramid-shaped building made of mud bricks that we saw above.

It is about ten meters high, which is quite high considering the simple material like mud bricks.

Time and the higher humidity in the air have restored moisture to the mud bricks that had been baked or sun-dried. It now looks like an oversized pile of earth, or to put it bluntly, like a huge pile of cow dung.

"Take out the drone and fly it up to take a look."

Lieutenant Dui found a palm-sized drone from the supplies carried by Benben, started it up and flew upwards.

This pyramid-shaped building has a doorway deliberately left on one side. You can't see what's inside from below, but a drone can easily fly in.

Alyssa looked at the real-time images transmitted back from her personal terminal. Lieutenant Dui operated the drone to get in, and then the drone turned on the lights hanging below.

As the light dispelled the darkness, Alyssa saw that inside the pyramid-shaped building, there were three human-shaped creatures kneeling on the ground, hugging each other.

At first I thought it was a sculpture, but upon closer inspection I saw it.

Shit, isn’t this someone from the Glowing Ion Yin Cult?

These three people have almost completely transformed themselves into machines. Due to the high humidity, their bodies have been severely corroded. At first glance, they look like dark brown stones.

The drone circled the interior, and Alyssa saw a stone tablet on the wall, this time with words engraved in the common language.

After identifying it for a while, Alyssa recognized that it was the handwriting left by the villagers.

The general meaning of the above is that these people were originally brought by the portal, and when they were at a loss, they were taken in by some robots, who taught them how to survive here.

Later, these robots seemed to malfunction and died completely, so the villagers built this pyramid-shaped building and placed them inside like human saints.

The robots were of course members of the Order of the Glowing Ion. It was estimated that when the villagers arrived here, there were probably only a few members of the Order left in the fortress.

They were lucky not to be turned into fuel. After all, the Glow Ion Order believed that all heretics must die.

It is estimated that the remaining members have plans to train the people accidentally brought by the portal into the next generation of members, but time is too late, and the mechanized transformation will not prevent death.

Then at the very bottom of the stone tablet, there were some crooked inscriptions next to a skeleton, which should have been carved later.

It says that we should not open the box left by the robot, it releases disaster.

This sentence made Alyssa's eyelids jump. Speaking of the box...

Among the three members of the Glowing Ion Yin Order who were hugging each other tightly, there was a brass box.

(End of this chapter)