"First, remember to put this place back to normal after you're done. Second, you fucking scared me to death, you know that?!"

Frazier was quite agitated, especially when he saw Gao Ge pour a bucket of water on him, and he even cast a magical shield on himself!

As for the fire mage, the shield was already on when Gao Ge took out the bucket!

Restoring it to its original state is definitely necessary, but such a violent reaction seems a bit excessive.

Staring at Gao Ge's bewildered eyes, Frazier closed his eyes and sighed helplessly.

"It'll explode, bro! Didn't you learn about elemental reactions? Pouring cold water onto lava will instantly create a steam explosion at hundreds of degrees Celsius, and it'll also mix in fragments of incompletely solidified lava. You... never mind, I'm not going to argue with a slacker!"

Frazier silently removed his shield, then put on a different expression.

He walked up to the obsidian with a frown, and even tapped it lightly with his hand.

It feels cool to the touch, and you can vaguely see a metallic sheen.

"This doesn't make sense, what is this thing?"

"Obsidian," Gao Ge said truthfully.

I don't know if others believe it, but Frazier certainly doesn't. While it's true that rapidly cooling lava can sometimes form obsidian, what good is a bucket of water?

Didn't you see that the water in that puddle next to us hasn't decreased at all?

Gao Ge didn't care whether Frazier believed him or not; he was now focused entirely on getting the Nether portal sorted out.

After taking out his Netherite pickaxe, digging out the obsidian block and putting it into his backpack, Gao Ge directed the other party to repeat this process more than thirty times.

There was plenty of time and plenty of backpack space, but the fire mage was defeated.

A little more than half a set of obsidian is enough, but I always feel like I have an obsessive-compulsive disorder if I don't have a full set for singing.

Unfortunately, he could only watch with regret as the fire mage's mana bar dwindled.

"Tsk, so young, how come they're so lacking in stamina..."

The fire mage, breathing weakly, uttered his first words since arriving here that day.

"I won't refund your money for this magic essence consumption even if the time isn't up!"

...

The fire mage walked away, leaning against the wall. Frazier watched as Gao Ge demolished everything that needed to be demolished, restoring the street to its original state, before shaking his head and leaving in confusion.

He couldn't understand why the steam explosion hadn't happened, and he couldn't understand why the water level in the pit wouldn't drop.

Unable to figure it out, the only explanation was Gao Ge's unique ability to travel to another world.

The standard height of a Nether portal is five blocks, or five meters, so it's obviously impossible to build one inside a room.

Building it directly under the Alinger dormitory building is obviously not suitable; the only option is to consider another world.

Although the Pirate's Guide Stone has finished its cooldown, the next plot point is setting sail, leaving no time for him to build a portal and explore the lower realm.

Therefore, it can only be the world of Demon Slayer.

Gao Ge closed the doors and windows, first taking the reluctant-looking Wine Fox back into his soul talisman and stuffing it into his backpack, then placing the guiding stone of the Demon Slayer world on the floor.

As expected, individual transmissions were denied access.

Gao Ge calmly pulled out Muzan's head and examined it from all angles, as if it were a work of art.

"Bastards! You lowly humans! You weak parasites! How dare you treat me like this! The day I regain my body, the first thing I'll do is tear you to pieces!!!"

Muzan's mouth kept spewing out various polite phrases. Gao Ge glanced at the guiding stone, not intending to engage in a verbal battle with Muzan at this moment, and simply said,

"If you say another word of nonsense, I'll soak you in the public toilet pit of the Bureau of Evil Affairs across the street."

Muzan's voice abruptly stopped.

His eyes were wide open, filled with a deep and indelible fear.

He fears death, but his current state may be even more terrifying than death.

Without feeling one's own vitality, one naturally cannot feel its passing. In this state, the weakness of being unable to face the sunlight seems to have been overcome.

But he was just a head, a head that could breathe, speak, hear, and smell.

He was not afraid of the absolute darkness he had experienced in the past, nor of the absolute silence and loneliness.

But he was really afraid that Gao Ge would give him a cruel, humiliating performance.

"Tsk tsk, you've already chickened out. I thought you were so brave."

Gao Ge held Muzan's head in his hands and touched the guiding stone once more.

This time, he felt a completely different emotion.

It's like... joy?

Without time to think, Gao Ge quickly used his consciousness to access the teleportation option.

Accompanied by purple particle light and shadow, the surrounding scenery changed, and what came into Gao Ge's eyes was an empty alley.

The night was deep, but if you listened carefully, you could still faintly hear the noisy voices in the distance.

However, there wasn't a single extra person around this alley.

Looking at the Muzan's head still in his hand, Gao Ge understood.

This half-dead state doesn't seem to allow the natives to return to their original place in this world.

"Asakusa... Where is this again? I don't really remember it."

Gao Ge scratched his head as he looked at the name of the teleportation coordinates, deciding to ignore it for now and focus on exploring the lower realm.

After knocking down the guiding stone, Gao Ge turned his attention to his attribute panel.

That wicked recall is still in effect.

However, this time, there is a special status under this recall that is flashing frantically.

Each elimination and refresh resets the recall countdown back to its starting point.

After staring at his attribute panel for more than ten minutes, Gao Ge's special state finally stabilized.

The World's Favor

The countdown to the recall, at this moment, became something of ambiguous meaning --/--.

What does this mean? The buff is still there, but the countdown is gone? Is time infinite in this world?

Gao Ge looked at the world's favor, lost in thought.

Could it be because of Muzan?

As the final boss of the Demon Slayer world, Muzan's death signifies the end of the world's storyline.

Gao Ge didn't know what the end of the story meant for a world, but judging from the faint feeling of joy he sensed at the coordinates of the guiding stone, it should be a good thing.

Holding Muzan's head, he sang and muttered to himself.

"It feels like giving a hero to a village after a raid. Hmm, let me find a deserted spot to build a portal!"

Muzan's head was still hesitating whether to speak, but he had already noticed that he seemed to have returned to his original world.

Before she could even speak, Gao Ge stuffed her back into her backpack.

"Where should we build the portal...? Tsk, is that even a question? Underground is the safest place, of course! This isn't Arlinghor, where the sewers are covered in runes!"

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