Black Robe: Gender Swap, I Have a Small Panel

The seven-member superhero team took their positions in the obsidian mine and steadily advanced into its interior.

Morgan hovered gently in the center of the group, providing vision support for the entire squad and illuminating the surroundings as if it were daytime.

This positioning not only allows everyone to easily observe the mine, but also ensures that if any problems arise in the team, they can provide timely support.

"Morgan, look inside these stones!"

Chavez, who was extremely sensitive to energy, sensed something was wrong the moment he entered the tunnel.

These obsidian stones are not ordinary substances, but a supernatural material with energy effects, in which surging heat energy flows back and forth.

Upon hearing this, Morgan walked to the obsidian wall, forcefully placed a piece of obsidian down, and carefully felt the energy flow within it.

The next moment, a realization dawned on her: these stones were the foundation of Yanxing's extraordinary power. Although they carried little energy, they could be used by the people of Yanxing for cultivation.

In the universe, it is not only her plants that produce extraordinary factors; these special beings can also produce them.

This also explains why this civilization did not produce any powerful individuals corrupted by dark energy during its growth process.

It was this stone that helped the stone people suppress the nightmares in their hearts, which enabled them to successfully evolve into a civilization capable of interstellar travel...

……

Led by Peter, Morgan and his group easily ventured deep into the mine, and surprisingly, they did not encounter a single attack from the Star People.

The entire journey was smooth sailing, allowing us to slowly explore the interior of the asteroid.

"Morgan, something's not right... I haven't seen the Stone Man along the way."

Homelander, who had been using X-ray vision, spoke up to offer a reminder.

He could see some moving figures up to 500 meters underground when he looked down from the surface, but he couldn't see them at all when he came down.

There wasn't a single wandering stone man.

This suggests that the other party is deliberately avoiding them, and may be plotting something...

"Peter, have you found anything?"

"No, apart from it getting hotter, there are absolutely no warning signs here!"

As Morgan and his companions ventured deeper into the passage, the temperature inside increased, and the amount of heat energy contained within the passage also increased.

At this moment, the temperature has risen further, reaching 6-7 degrees Celsius.

Moreover, apart from the temperature, there were no forks in the entire passage, as if the stone man had such a single-minded mind that he only built this one path...

This inevitably makes one wonder if there might be a conspiracy involved...

"Let's keep going..."

There is only one path, and even if there are conspiracies ahead, Morgan must walk this path to the very end...

As the group moved forward, the passageway became more spacious. Twenty minutes later, as they passed behind a bend, the entire space suddenly expanded.

A dark red underground world, glowing with an orange light, suddenly appeared before Morgan and his companions.

Orange lights emerged from furnaces deep underground, and the cavern, resembling a giant karst cave, was completely undecorated, its interior decorated in the most primitive way possible by nature...

Beside the furnace, fragments melted into crystals were placed to one side, bearing the marks of the stone golem's enormous mouth.

The crystal was simply thrown on the ground, like a person who was about to eat, who, in a panic, ran away and dropped their food on the ground.

"So, this is the Stone Golem's canteen...?"

Looking at the cave, which retained its original charm, Morgan was quite disappointed. He had thought he would find an advanced alien city underground, but it turned out to be just this…

But thinking about it, it makes sense. There's no need for a stone man to build a house underground and enclose himself in a stone matchbox.

If it weren't for survival or to protect against natural disasters and man-made calamities, I doubt any civilization in the universe would be willing to build tiny matchboxes and lock themselves inside.

After observing their canteen for a while, Morgan continued to lead his teammates deeper into the area.

This is merely the surface layer beneath the asteroid; placing and detonating a nuclear bomb here would not achieve the goal of destroying this obsidian planet.

They still have to venture deeper into the danger zone...

Ten minutes later, Peter, who was walking at the front, suddenly stopped in his tracks.

"Something's wrong..."

His finger pointed behind a thick obsidian wall, and Peter could sense a faint sense of danger emanating from behind it.

Without Morgan's prompting, Homelander instinctively looked in the direction Peter was pointing, his X-ray vision immediately going full blast.

Through this massive obsidian wall, 500 meters thick, he saw…

Behind the stone wall, tens of thousands of Flame Star Stone Golems are gathered here, ready to await the arrival of Morgan and his group.

Homelander turned around and nodded slightly to Morgan, indicating that there were enemies behind the wall.

At this moment, the stone figures seemed to realize that they had been exposed, and they deliberately moved the stone wall in front of them away, no longer hiding...

Morgan's view swept across the area, revealing tens of thousands of stone golems. In the front row were a group of level 3 to 6 soldiers, in the middle were level 7 to 9 elite units, and behind them were several level 10 stone golems.

This isn't all the rocky figures on the asteroid; at least Soren Murphy isn't in Morgan's sights.

This might be a test by him, or perhaps he's hiding nearby, lurking and ready to ambush you.

The stone wall opened, revealing stone figures on the opposite side. In that orderly battle formation, each stone figure was shouting in a strange, rhythmic pattern.

Although they spoke an alien language, their voices formed mental attacks that Morgan could understand.

This dull yet resolute voice transformed into an invisible mental attack, directly striking Morgan and the others.

The voices of tens of thousands of stone men contained only one meaning...

"You...will...all...die..."