Idle game leads to another world.

Chapter 592 Crystal Castle
This relic was troublesome, too big, and too dangerous, but it also brought a lot of surprises to Olde, and she was excited again.

But to be honest, although Oldie wanted to rush over right now, she really needed to take a good rest.

I got up in the morning and walked for five hours. After getting the healing seeds, I went into the crystal corridor and drove the crystal boat into the sea. After a lot of trouble, I finally woke up on the shore...

Even the strongest man can't stand it.

But no Wild Bear Mercenary Drow or members of the Glowing Ion Hermitage were found on the shore, nor was there any sign of the Black Dragon and the Paladin Andy. No one knew what had happened to the others.

Given the tight timeline, if you don’t hurry you risk letting others get there first.

So they could set up camp and sleep, but they also needed to quickly heal the bruises caused by bumps and bruises, eat something to fill their stomachs, and dry their clothes that were soaked through with bitter tea seeds.

With Zora around, it's not difficult to deal with bruises, but the problem is that Zora has no magic power left.

The mana recovery is too slow. There is no potion that can replenish the mana bar in one gulp. The most you can do is speed up the mana recovery.

So, Orday decided to spend some money and contributed a precious magic pearl.

This thing can quickly restore magic power, but it is a consumable and extremely rare item. It is always in short supply in the market. It is more than enough to exchange it for a perfect magic item.

After quickly recovering most of his mana using the mana pearl, Zora decided to go for it in one go and cast the Hero's Feast directly.

This divine spell can summon a long table filled with the finest food from the divine world. Eating the Hero's Feast can quickly restore the eater's status to full, completely eliminate fatigue, cure toxins, diseases, injuries, and curses, and greatly enhance vitality.

The only small flaw is that this magic can only be used once a week.

Similar to calling upon the divine guards, the Heroes' Banquet is essentially summoning food from the divine realm to the mortal world. It is not comparable to Li Chengxi stuffing some instant noodles into the screen. It is a true communion.

This also shows that the Demon King has a divine domain. After all, something that does not exist cannot be summoned. It’s just that Li Chengxi has not activated this function yet.

After using magic to steam dry the water stains on their bodies, the three of them sat down at the table and began to feast on their food. Even Li Chengxi, who was holding instant noodles on the other side of the screen, felt hungry after seeing this.

Having said that, it was also the first time that Li Chengxi knew that the magic could actually summon food. When he gave the magic to Zora, he didn't even look at the effect. He just gave it all to Zora as long as it was something Zora could use.

Using divine magic to create food and water is one of the means by which priests preach. It can be said that any qualified priest can basically use it.

Although most of the food summoned by priests is just bread and water, it is enough for emergencies.

The Heroes' Banquet requires one hour to finish, after which the uneaten portion will automatically disappear, and the three people with full health will start again.

According to the poem, the three of them first found the long river that ran through the mountains.

No wonder the poem says "The long river is on the left, but in the sky". Standing on the left side of the river's mouth, you can see a winding river flowing down the mountain like a winding road. It really looks like a river flowing in the sky.

As we walked along the river, the surrounding scenery began to gradually become unusual.

This feeling was quite strange, as if one was walking and suddenly teleported a long distance forward. The castle was clearly at the end of the field of vision, but walking along the river, it took less than half an hour for the three of them to stand under the castle. The speed was incredibly fast.

Once you take this fortress belonging to the elves into your sight, you will truly marvel at how powerful the elves were in those days.

It looks like a large piece of translucent ice, made up of transparent, translucent and opaque crystals. No seams can be found whether you touch it or look at it, as if it was polished out of a whole huge piece of crystal.

And this is not a castle, and it is not quite right to call it a fortress. It looks roughly the size of a large beacon tower, far from being a fortress. There are doorways leading to the interior on all four sides. From a visual point of view, if you open one of the doors, you can see the door on the opposite side.

It looked quite big from a distance, but was unexpectedly small when I got closer.

Orday gently touched the crystal wall with her fingers, intending to identify the magic enchanted by the fan, but her fingertips were bounced back the moment they touched the wall.

She stared at the wall for nearly five minutes before she said:

"If I'm not mistaken, this should be a puzzle lock."

The maze can be seen as an extremely large and complex magic array, which can create many incredible functions.

For example, you will not age when staying inside the maze, and the flow of time inside the maze is different from that in the outside world. One year inside is equivalent to ten years outside, and so on.

It is very dangerous to rashly enter a maze, especially since not many people understand mazes even now.

Alde didn't know much about this. She could only tell that the maze lock had the effect of blocking magical detection, but she couldn't figure out more for the time being.

It is estimated that the person who hid the Demon King's Ring here was also attracted by the concealing ability of the maze.

More than ten thousand years ago, the elves were the only mortals capable of killing gods. Although it was not easy for them, there was a big difference between being able to do it and not being able to do it.

The elves' maze is one of the few things that can block the gods from finding their own artifacts, so the possibility of the Demon King's Ring is very high.

After checking and finding no danger, Oldey signaled Zora to open the door.

The huge crystal door panel was depicted with fine and elegant lines, but the door was not locked. There was no need to use much force. Zora just pushed it lightly like normal, and the door opened a crack.

Looking inside through the crack in the door, I could not see anything but a vast expanse of darkness. Even using the dancing light technique to illuminate, I could not dispel the darkness.

"Emm... It looks like a spell effect that includes teleportation and illusion. I didn't find any traps. I need some time to identify it."

This effect is integrated with the elven maze, and it was definitely not set by the person who placed the Demon King's Ring here. After all, in the mythological era, the magic of the demons was still very primitive, and they could not understand the maze at all.

Just as he was about to take a closer look, Nimia, who was standing guard behind him, suddenly said:
"There's something in the sky! Is that... is that a flying ship?"

This sentence made Olde and Zora turn around quickly, and then they saw a strange aircraft covered with armor plates, in the shape of a shuttle, barely resembling a ship, approaching from the sky on the west.

It made almost no sound, and if Nemia hadn't turned on the light in its abdomen, she wouldn't have noticed it.

"It's a magic ship, it should belong to the Glowing Ion Yin Society."

Although there has not been any direct conflict with them, the purpose of the Glow Ion Yin Order is still unclear, and it is difficult to say whether they are friends or enemies.

"It's too late, let's go in"

I wanted to wait and figure it out before going in, but now it seems that I don't have time. Oldie can see a rope being lowered from the magic ship, and a large number of people are rappelling along the rope.

(End of this chapter)