Mischievous Lolita in the Doll

She had already searched thoroughly before arriving, but found no trace of Standin. She had no interest in examining the other people in the mixed group; as long as it wasn't Standin, she wouldn't bother with any A-level ability users among them.

Since the mark she had placed on Mir was already there, she did not apply it again.

What they didn't know was that the marks Eileen placed on them were much more advanced than those on others.

"The ruins have been opened. Teams, enter in an orderly fashion. Anyone who deliberately crowds will be executed immediately," the orangutan announced authoritatively to everyone.

Chapter 187 I Was Here

The ruins have finally opened, and various factions have rushed in early to see if they can find any good treasures. However, the students of the Rainbow Wing Kingdom are still receiving a lecture from their leaders, who have been speaking in turn for almost half an hour.

The students all looked at them with resentment. Why were others allowed to go in directly while they had to be lectured here?

"Once inside, spread out. Be careful of people from other countries. After all, you can't guarantee they won't try to kill you for something. If you identify them as enemies, don't hesitate, kill them immediately..."

Although Eileen and her team will protect the students, it doesn't mean they'll follow them around like kindergarten teachers the whole time. What kind of training would that provide? They're not on a picnic.

"You're so long-winded! Can't you just go in already?" A voice came from the group of students, expressing everyone's thoughts and drawing surprised glances from the crowd.

Needless to say, there's only one person who would dare to speak to Eileen like that.

Eileen slapped Mil on the head, slamming his head into the ground. The force was so great that it created a crack five meters in diameter centered on Mil's head.

All the students swallowed hard, quickly hiding their dissatisfaction and pretending to listen attentively.

"Then I won't say any more, you can go in."

No, you've said enough.

Grey ran straight past the students, shouting "Yay!" and rushed in. Seeing someone rush in first, the students also crowded in noisily.

After all the students went inside, Mir pulled his head out of the ground. If a loli body had been treated like this by Eileen, she probably would have cried on the spot, but since a doll body couldn't feel pain, Mir actually found it quite exciting to play around with it once in a while.

Looking back, most of the big shots and students had already gone inside. Apart from Mir, only three people remained: Xia Ye, Eileen, and Ashia, who was carrying a large backpack.

Indeed, it's rare for Ashia, an elf girl with limited abilities, to make it into the top 100. It has to be said that nature is really kind to her, even the sun is on her side (laughs).

She stayed here not for any other reason than that she only knew Mir and Xia Ye here, so naturally she had to wait for them.

“Then let’s go in, Summer Night, Amiya,” Mir said, pointing to the dilapidated door.

"Wait! Explain to me what Amiya is? My name is clearly Ashia! Don't forget my name!" the guild leader roared through gritted teeth.

Xia Ye seemed a little embarrassed after hearing this. Luckily, she didn't call out the name first, otherwise it would have been even more awkward.

“Don’t worry about the details, let’s go.” With that, Mill took the lead and walked forward.

He felt a pair of slender little hands grasp his shoulders; it was Eileen's hand.

"Mir," Eileen turned Mir around so he could look at her, "Don't be naughty, and always prioritize your own safety."

“…Mom…” Mil looked at her with a complicated expression, “There’s a piece of vegetable stuck in your tooth.”

Eileen awkwardly touched her mouth, only to find that there was nothing inside. She was so angry that she immediately wanted to teach Mil a lesson, but then she discovered that he had already led the two girls into the ruins.

"You brat..."

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Inside the ruins, the three of them groped their way along the walls in the pitch-black environment. Apart from Xia Ye, the other two of them showed no signs of tension, as if they were just there for a vacation.

Xia Ye's mood had softened somewhat. Hadn't Eileen's previous attitude already implied her tacit approval of Xia Ye's exploration? There must be some hidden story here...

"There's no light here!" Ashia complained as she walked along the wall, feeling her way.

The three of them had just entered the ruins, but hadn't encountered a single person yet. It seemed that the ruins built underground were indeed quite large.

“I brought one.” Mill took out a candle, not because he was particularly clever, but because of his experience.

"Why didn't you take it out sooner!" Ashia snatched the candle away without any politeness.

The three of them had decent night vision, but for some reason, once they entered the ruins, they could hardly see anything, just like ordinary people in the dark. However, they didn't find it strange, since anything could happen inside the ruins.

They didn't intend to use Illumination or Fireball spells either, even though it would only waste a little magic power. Illumination was too bright and might attract something, while Fireball was too hot in this enclosed environment.

He casually lit the candle with a fireball spell, and the candlelight, reflected off the guild leader's forehead, looked like a small sun.

Xia Ye quickly looked away from her; he would go blind if he did.

This is even more exciting than illumination magic! But it certainly saves a lot of magic power.

Using the light, Xia Ye began to carefully observe the wall.

"What are you doing?" Ashia asked, puzzled.

"I'm looking to see if there are any murals or anything that record something..." Xia Ye replied earnestly.

Isn't that how it's often written in novels? Ruins or secret chambers always have mysterious murals recording some ancient secrets.

"Are you stupid?" Mil looked at Xia Ye with disdain. "A group of people have been exploring the perimeter of the ruins for so many days and haven't found it. Even if they had, it wouldn't be a secret anymore. What's the point of what you're doing now?"

Xia Ye blushed after Mir's words. She was so excited about entering such a place for the first time that she failed to think of such a simple truth that even Mir could understand. It was truly embarrassing.

"Huh? There really are words here!" Ashia exclaimed in surprise.

"What is that?" Mir and Xia Ye asked in surprise, crowding around.

Mil's feelings were extremely complicated. His character's stats were at least those of a main character, so why was he constantly getting humiliated? If this were a novel, the author must be an idiot!

They went closer to take a look and found that there was indeed a line of words printed on the wall: "Grey was here".

Three people: "..."

How can this dog be so rude? It's carving graffiti on tourist attractions! I'll definitely have to condemn this behavior when I get back!

Thinking this, Mil picked up a sharp stone from the ground and added "Mil was here" to the wall.

The other two beauties watched his utterly rude behavior speechlessly.

"Hey? There are words here again, and they don't look newly printed." Xia Ye, who wasn't very good at learning to read, quickly called her companions over.

“This is…” Ashia’s expression turned serious, “This is the ancient Elven language that has been obsolete for over 20,000 years!”

Chapter 188 The Important Information Engraved on the Wall (laughs)

"Ancient Elvish?"

More than 20,000 years?

Both of them were shocked to hear this. Mil had lived in the other world for three years, so he naturally knew what the ancient Elvish language meant. It was a language that had been passed down from the Age of Gods, and some of its characters could even be used directly as magic, making it true magic from the Age of Gods.

Although it is called "Ancient Elven Language", this script does not actually have much to do with the current elves. In legends, the elves of the Age of Gods were the embodiment of natural elements, and each of them was a powerful elemental mage. However, for some unknown reason, they disappeared from this world. Then they changed from "elves" to "ancient elves", and the current elves are a different species from them.

Xia Ye had no idea what "Ancient Elven language" meant. Having just begun her studies, she knew almost nothing. But the phrase "more than 20,000 years" still surprised her. Did this mean that the ruins had existed for at least 20,000 years? Or was it carved by someone later?

"What does it say?" Xia Ye regretted asking the question as soon as she asked it. Ashia had already said that the ancient Elvish language was obsolete, and she felt embarrassed to ask it now.

The president didn't sense anything amiss with Xia Ye's words. She touched the few words carved on the wall that had become less distinct.

“The ancient Elvish language that has been passed down to us is now incomplete and incomplete. No one can even prove that this script has the legendary effects. However, I once learned some of it from the chieftain…” Ashia moved the candle closer to the script so that she could see it more clearly.

"I happen to recognize all of these characters!" Ashia said with delight.

Now both Mir and Xia Ye were a little flustered. Xia Ye thought it was too much of a coincidence that you could recognize a complete sentence in a script that was already out of print.

Mil was far more shocked than Xia Ye. He had often heard Eileen boast about how mysterious the ancient Elven language was and how awesome the ancient elves were. Now you've directly deciphered important information left behind by them 20,000 years ago. Isn't that a bit too frivolous?

"What's up there?" Xia Ye asked, sounding somewhat excited.

The writing on the wall wasn't very clear. If Ashia hadn't been an elf with excellent eyesight, she might not have been able to find it at all in this dimly lit place. Does this mean they can find important information ahead of others?

“Hmm…it says…” Ashia tried hard to decipher it, then awkwardly translated it word by word into common language: “Rama was here.”

Mil: "..."

Summer Night: "..."

Are these top players from the God Era really that bored? From this, we can see that the people from the God Era have extremely low moral character!

"Wait a minute!" Xia Ye frowned. "This might be an important clue for us."

Mir and Ashia looked at her together, waiting for her to continue.

Xia Ye felt a little uncomfortable being stared at by the two, but still continued, "This person wrote 'I was here,' right? So he shouldn't be the owner or builder of the ruins. Does that mean... this ruin has already been touched by someone?"

After Xia Ye reminded them, the two realized the problem, and Mir's expression instantly turned sour.

He had been hoping to find something interesting in the ruins, but it turned out that someone else had already touched them.

"That Rama has no sense of propriety, daring to snatch things from Lord Mir!" Mir smashed the writing on the wall with a punch.

The two beauties rolled their eyes in unison, as if they had rehearsed it.

Just then, Mil felt a slight chill on his neck. This feeling did not come from his body, but from his mind. Clearly, his intuition had kicked in again.

"Get down!"

Upon hearing those two words, Ashia quickly pressed the stunned Xia Ye to the ground.

"boom!"

Mir also leaned back in a strange posture, and a sword aura formed by magic cut through several strands of his hair, slamming into the wall and leaving a long knife mark.

Clearly, they were attacked.

Xia Ye and Ashia immediately stood up and looked warily toward the direction from which the sword energy came, but they did not see anyone show their face.

In television, when this kind of situation occurs, someone usually appears to mock them, but in reality, the guy ran away after failing to ambush them.

Because Ashia had thrown the candle to the ground when they were ambushed, they could no longer use Ashia's forehead for light, so they couldn't see the person's specific situation.

But Mil was different. This time, his intuition was unusually strong, as if a small map had been opened in his mind. The difference was that only one person was shown on it.

Mir accelerated and rushed forward, grabbing the man before he could even react.

"you……"

He seemed to want to say something, but Mir didn't give him the chance, breaking his neck with a single punch.

After his neck was broken, he stubbornly let out two strange cries, but then he lost his life.

Mir remained as nonchalant as ever. After being constantly trained in the other world, he felt no pressure at all when it came to killing, especially since the other party was actually trying to kill them.

The laws of the Rainbow Wing Kingdom only apply within the territory under its jurisdiction, and this ruin clearly does not, so foreigners will not have any scruples.