Idle game leads to another world.

Chapter 269 Laser Gun
At the other end of the corridor, which was filled with the smell of decay and where shrunken muscles and tendons could be seen everywhere, there was a rustling sound coming from the darkness.

Immediately afterwards, a group of strange creatures that were difficult to see on the surface walked out of the darkness.

They are roughly the same size as dogs and look like a brain with limbs growing out of it, crawling on the ground.

There were a few snail-like tentacles on the scarlet brain tissue that swayed back and forth with the footsteps, and thick mucus dripped every few steps, accompanied by a disgusting stench.

As they approached, one of them turned toward where the others were hiding, and the tentacles on the folds of its brain swayed back and forth, as if it had discovered something.

This scene is terrifying. The dwarf Dreg has raised his battle axe, ready to chop it down at any time.

However, Orday reached out to stop the dwarf's behavior and made a seal again.

No one knew what she did. The monster just swept its tentacles left and right tentatively, then followed the main force and disappeared at the other end of the passage in the blink of an eye.

Not until the stench faded away did everyone breathe a sigh of relief, and Orde lifted the effect of the invisibility orb.

"What is that? I have never seen such a blasphemous creature."

"They are the pets and slaves of the Brain Devourers and the Mind Suckers. They must have been trying to maintain the existence of the Snail Shell Ship. Otherwise, after dozens or hundreds of years, the Snail Shell Ship would have fallen apart long ago."

There was one thing that Olday did not elaborate on.

When the Brain Devourers were not controlled by the Mind Suckers, they were basically the same as wild beasts and had no organization, but the group of Brain Devourers that just passed by formed a clear formation.

This means that at least one of the illithids on the ship is still alive.

Alde didn't say this not because she wanted to cheat others, but because there was no need to do so.

To her, the Illithids were not very difficult enemies to deal with, the highest being around level 40. And judging from the state of the Snail Shell, there certainly weren't many Illithids still alive.

Instead of telling them and making the three of them feel afraid, it is better not to tell them and then kill them in a flash when they meet.

Although it is indeed reasonable, I will probably receive great praise from adventurers when I return...

Shake off the brain-eating monster and keep moving forward.

This time, after advancing about forty or fifty meters, a huge circular obstacle appeared in the corridor.

It looks a bit like the heart valve of a living organism, a kind of wrinkled muscle tissue, but unlike the organic hulls you have seen before, the muscle tissue here still retains its activity and is even trembling slightly, telling you that it is alive.

"This is the sphincter gate on the conch shell ship, don't be afraid"

"Uh...sphincter? Is that the kind of sphincter I'm thinking of?"

"The butthole is a sphincter, but the butthole is not the only sphincter."

It was said, and Alday said it without hesitation.

"Any creature with psionic abilities that comes close will cause it to open automatically, but we can use other methods, such as tickling it."

After all, this thing is alive and even has ticklish flesh.

And the important and arduous task of opening the door...

Everyone looked at Nemia, who pointed at his own face. Seeing everyone nod, he struggled mentally for a while, and finally walked towards the large sphincter that blocked the corridor helplessly.

A rogue's job is to unlock locks, disarm traps, and conduct reconnaissance, which is why adventurers like to bring along rogues who have low frontal combat capabilities.

Nimya scratched the itchy flesh of the sphincter gate with a bitter face, as if touching a landmine. The dark red muscle tissue twitched and then shrank, revealing a round door hole. Although it was a good thing that the door was opened, everyone who walked through this door suddenly felt like they were shit being pulled out. Especially Nimya, looking at the newly bought gloves, felt that she was no longer pure, but dirty...
As always, Oldie didn't think too much emotionally. After passing through the door, she immediately noticed a cool light blue light reflected on the corridor not far ahead.

It was a light similar to magic lighting, and there must be something operating up ahead.

After experiencing the psychological torture, the other three people also urgently needed to find something to comfort their wounded hearts, preferably bright yellow gold coins.

The location where the magic light was reflected was a doorway in the corridor. Nimia, who was walking in front, lay down beside the door and looked inside. Then he waved to the people behind him, indicating that he did not see any danger.

Behind the doorway was a fairly spacious room, with crystal-like objects sticking out from the chitin ceiling of this oddly shaped room. Some of the crystals were lit, while others flickered frequently or were as dark as a burnt-out light bulb.

In places the carapace had been pried away from the wall, revealing hollows filled with a tangle of black pipes, and scattered on the floor were some rare-looking tools that looked more like surgical implements than repair tools.

"No signs of a trap were seen."

When everyone stood at the door, Nimia said:
"But I'm not sure the traps on this ship are the same ones I'm familiar with."

Visual inspection revealed no trace of gold or magic items, but visual inspection is unreliable.

Alde took a step forward, raised her staff and swept it across the room. Almost at the same time, some objects in the room lit up with a soft white magical aura.

This is detection magic, which can detect the approximate location of magic items or magic traps.

"You can go in and take a look. It shouldn't be dangerous."

I heard that the wizard and wanderer in the team said there was no problem, so why not start looting quickly?
Several people walked quickly into the room, especially towards the object that had just glowed, attracting more attention.

However, the glowing things are basically tools that fell on the ground, and they are not of much value.

For example, there are insulated wire clamps, automatically rotating screwdrivers, and hammers that look very heavy but are actually very light.

I searched the ground but didn't find anything valuable.

But that doesn't mean there isn't some high-value loot here.

Oldie ignored the tools on the ground. She held her staff and seemed to be walking around the room in circles, but she was actually using magic to detect the structure of the room.

After a while, she stopped and stood next to the wall on one side, tapping it with her staff next to a piece of chitin armor plate that was stuck between muscles and blood vessels.

The latter pops open like a storage box in a car, revealing a space big enough to fit an arm.

"What is this? Some kind of magical weapon?"

Others also noticed Alday's actions and gathered around.

"Emm...it should be a laser gun, the weapon used by the mind suckers."

Alde took out a pistol-shaped weapon with many coil devices from the secret compartment and looked it up and down.

"Yes, that's right, it's a laser gun. There are also psychic magazines inside, so it's worth studying."

After saying that, Orday opened the magic bag and stuffed the laser gun and several rectangular blue magazines into it, which made the others look envious.

Normally, the spoils obtained from an adventure are divided equally among all members of the team, but this time, Al'day paid for the guards, so except for the agreed upon reward, all the spoils belonged to Al'day.

Naturally, others can only watch with envy.

(End of this chapter)