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Chapter 815 Bronze City God's Tomb

Bronze City Tomb of the Gods.

Alpha and Beta's entry operation encountered an unexpected setback. The teleportation mirror, which had been placed in the Divine Tomb Furniture Mountain beforehand, suddenly shattered midway through the teleportation, causing the teleportation to fail. This also inflicted similar shattering damage on Alpha.

Alpha had a vague sense of foreboding. But it couldn't be ruled out that it was just an accident. After all, the furniture and mirrors that had been arranged beforehand had been in the game for a hundred years and were already dilapidated. Moreover, Alpha had been leveling up and becoming stronger during this time, and it was possible that the dilapidated mirrors couldn't withstand the teleportation and might break.

Since teleportation isn't an option, we'll burrow underground on foot. Of course, as a Shadow Demon, that's called Shadowwalker. Shadow Demons have no physical form and can enter any gap, which is a huge advantage for them when searching for treasure.

After several hours of exploration, the tomb of the gods was getting closer and closer.

At the same time, I could feel a surge of turbulent energy emanating from the crack.

Alpha's ominous premonition was confirmed once again: "Old buddy, what's going on?"

Beta was bewildered: "Normally, the aura of death in a god's tomb is loose, but in this situation, it seems like an evil god has already appeared?"

Alpha's heart skipped a beat: "Loose death energy, accumulated over a hundred years, can spontaneously give birth to an evil god. This is also the theoretical basis for our condensation of an evil god!"

Beta said, "We still have a chance, while this evil god still lacks a clear self-awareness and can be controlled!"

Alpha said in a deep voice, "That's right. At this rate of energy dissipation, it will soon be discovered by the Guardian. The fact that it doesn't have the awareness to protect itself means that it has no self-awareness!"

"Then hurry up!"

Braving the wind pressure to pass through the gap, suddenly, a creaking sound came from ahead.

Alpha paused for a moment: "What was that sound?"

Beta wasn't sure: "A mouse?"

So he immediately recorded the screen and listened to it several times: "I'm sure it's not the sound of wind, it's probably just a mouse."

Alpha exclaimed in surprise, "There's a strong aura of death here, how could a rat possibly survive?"

Beta was also puzzled: "But it's a rat after all. Just like the unexpected birth of the magic puppet in the Oak City Tomb, a plague rat that is not afraid of death energy might also be born here?"

Alpha wholeheartedly agreed: "It's highly likely. The sound it makes is different from ordinary mice; it's probably a mutation. If we succeed on this trip and find a mutated mouse, that would be an extra bonus..."

The two finally entered the tomb and saw a glowing bone dragon take shape in the darkness. The surrounding dark death energy transformed into black winds that howled throughout the tomb, carrying various bone fragments and pieces of furniture. They also saw the broken mirror glass from before.

Now I finally understand why the mirror broke.

Just then, the bone dragon spoke: "Who?"

Can it talk? Is it intelligent?
This is both easy and difficult!
Alpha and Beta shouted from the gap, "Master is here! Control your energy burst, or the guardian will find out!"

The bone dragon was stunned: "What master?"

A woman? And Alpha felt that her tone wasn't as manic as Black Wind's, so he became much bolder.

The two immediately slid out from the gap, the shadows coalescing into two human figures, each taking out a divine crystal pot: "This is the symbol of our master."

The bone dragon was stunned for a moment, then lowered its posture, its head lying directly on the ground. The howling black wind indeed subsided considerably, and its tone was extremely humble and gentle: "Master, what is this thing?" It has directly recognized its master?!

Alpha and Beta were overjoyed! They had just subdued a fully formed and obedient evil god, which saved them so much trouble!
Alpha was very satisfied with her attitude: "The Jar of Resentment increases the efficiency of refining resentment by over 100%. Your current energy is enormous, but the quality is lacking; you need to use the jar for further refinement..."

……

The sewers of Bronze City.

After landing in the city under the cover of night, Moore immediately sped forward along the same path he and the black cat had taken last time.

Last time, Moore completed the Slime Monster's quest and received a full set of skill rewards: "Spatial Awareness," "Spatial Shrink," and "Teleportation and Invisibility" (Chapter 622). So even without the black cat carrying him this time, his speed is still quite amazing thanks to Spatial Shrink.

The key is that squirrels are small, consume little mana, and have amazing battery life.

So this is what the slime monster meant when it said that being weak has its advantages.

However, as they approached the Tomb of the Gods, the disadvantage of weakness came into play: the little squirrel couldn't withstand the black wind and poisonous gas!
No, how can you hang the chain at such a crucial moment?
Then the only option is to shout loudly. There are many gaps here, so the echo effect is good. We can only hope that the slime monster will become stronger after absorbing the energy of the tomb and be able to hear us. After all, our task is to relay the message.

Just as Moore was screeching loudly, a ball of crystal-clear water suddenly flew out from in front of the gap.

Is that a slime? A green-named creature? Yes, it heard you!

The water sphere immediately enveloped the little squirrel, forming a water shield that isolated it from the deathly aura. The slime monster's voice then rang out: "Little guy, are you all alone? Tom didn't come?"

Moore didn't waste any words and quickly relayed the message: "The matter is urgent. I came alone. I'm just here to inform you, sir, that the Bronze Flower mentioned in the Bronze City announcement was not captured by the pirates. She escaped on her own. Please don't act rashly, sir."

The slime asked, "Just you? But there were clearly two others!"

Moore was stunned!

Her silence meant the message hadn't been conveyed. That's the nature of the quest mechanics; players can spout nonsense without the NPCs reacting, only responding when specific keywords or events are triggered—but that's not the point!
Two more have arrived? They must be enemies, not friends!
Moore addressed the most pressing issue first: "They must be the enemy!"

The slime said indifferently, "It doesn't matter, we'll eliminate it later."

Moore's mind raced: "At least I need to find out who's here. Could I sneak a peek at them, sir?"

"Okay, come on."

Moore is conflicted. She's very cooperative in this regard, which means it's triggered an event, right?
The water shield carried Moore into the God's Tomb as if floating, and Moore was shocked by what he saw. This was the same evil god that had appeared in the other four cities!
But this time is different. She and I are allies—no, Moore clearly felt that meeting her was arranged by an invisible hand, and this hand could only be Brother Chun.

As she began with the question "Who?", two dark, humanoid figures emerged from another gap.

Moore was shocked, players! Tatami and Sashimi were in the top 200 of the leaderboard!
The team had long suspected these two; they seemed like two people who suddenly appeared, entering the top 100 of the rankings before the appearance of the Black Iron City Evil God. At the time, Moore couldn't figure it out either, until he became an Imperial spy and was able to change his name, at which point he guessed the general idea.

Now these two have finally appeared, and they are indeed related to the evil god!

Seeing them pull out two items that were clearly divine artifacts, Moore instantly realized that these were the key items to trigger the event. So he boldly and freely suggested, "My lord, these are divine artifacts. Let's pretend to submit first, trick them into handing them over, and then kill them!"

The water shield was also quite surprised: "It is indeed a very high-end artifact..."

(End of this chapter)