"Do you have any complaints? Go back and drink your milk!"

"you……"

The team leader had barely uttered a single word when that same voice appeared again:

"Bastards! Brothers, let's fight them! Let's show them what we're made of!"

Holy crap, don't let me catch you!

"Alright! I've disliked them for a long time, let's take them down!"

Then the team leader discovered that his own team was no longer listening to his commands and had directly bypassed him to fight the people of the Storm Kingdom.

Since the fight had already started, the other side naturally wouldn't let him, the leader, go. They charged at him with knives in hand. After a few exchanges, he got annoyed and, without thinking twice, grabbed his weapon and started fighting them.

Mir successfully provoked conflict between the two teams.

He felt no guilt whatsoever for doing such things. He had experienced similar things many times before. Don't be fooled by how well-behaved and obedient they seemed outside; once inside, they would turn into murderous madmen. If these official ability users of the kingdom saw what other organizations obtained, they would definitely not be able to keep it. They might even be killed and robbed before they could even say a word.

Don't expect them to have any sympathy, and don't expect them to follow any rules. That's just the reality of this world.

The two girls behind the door witnessed the entire process of Mir stirring up trouble. They once again realized how dangerous Mir was. They had no doubt that if no one restrained this guy, he might be able to start a war in the whole world.

Meanwhile, Mir took the opportunity to secretly run to the coffins and rummage through them.

Almost all of these coffins were slightly ajar, and there were several handprints on the dust. It was clear that those from the Heavenly Road Kingdom were not entirely honest people, and this place had probably already been opened by them.

The coffin was heavy, but obviously not heavy enough for Mil to lift, so he opened it with ease. None of the people fighting over there noticed him; they must have played too much StarCraft.

Looking into the coffin, he found it completely empty. Unconvinced, Mir opened several more, all of which were also empty.

So it was taken by the Heavenly Road Kingdom's team after all?

This greatly disappointed Mir. The things inside weren't necessarily taken by the people of the Heavenly Road Kingdom; there were too many possibilities. Was it the first exploration team? Or that rude guy who carved words on the wall? They were all possibilities.

This time, Mir didn't cause any more trouble. He felt it was fine to let these people fight here, and there was no need to transfer their hatred onto himself, so he secretly went outside.

As soon as he stepped outside, he saw two people looking at him with complicated expressions, as if they were looking at a future demon king.

"What's wrong?" Mil asked, puzzled.

"No, it's nothing. Isn't there anything in that coffin?" Ashia decided it was best not to reveal her true thoughts yet.

"No, someone else probably took it."

Xia Ye, meanwhile, stroked her chin thoughtfully and came up with an alternative idea: "Could it be that the thing inside came running here on its own?"

Then she noticed the other two people looking at her.

"What's wrong?" Xia Ye frowned, puzzled.

"Little... Night, why do you have such terrible thoughts?" Ashia felt her teeth chattering.

"Look, those things look like coffins, right? Aren't coffins usually used to put corpses in?" Xia Ye couldn't continue, seemingly frightened by her own thoughts.

Mil frowned and gently sniffed the air. In fact, this action was meaningless, because what he felt was intuition.

"There really seems to be something in that room."

His words frightened the other two girls. It wouldn't be so bad if it were a monster that appeared directly, but the key was the unknown, and the unknown is the most frightening thing.

Suddenly, the torches that had been thrown to the ground in the secret room during the fight went out all at once, followed by a grating roar and several round, white, basin-sized objects emerging from within.

Mir and his companions quickly realized that the lights were the eyes of some kind of creature.

"Run!" Mil quickly picked up the other two beauties and started running. His amazing speed almost made the two beauties vomit on him.

Screams echoed from the secret chamber at the back, and then many people rushed out in terror. Behind them, they could hear the footsteps of a giant creature, but they couldn't see anything at all.

Normally, with so many of them, they might not have been caught off guard, but the fact that they started fighting right away resulted in the deaths of many of them.

Those who run slowly will soon be crushed by something invisible. It is at this time that humanity is revealed. People behind, facing the fear of death, hurriedly grab those running in front, as if they would rather die than let someone die with them.

And Mil doesn't have to worry about anyone stopping him, because they can't even see Mil's back.

After running a long way, Mil deliberately took a few detours until he was sure that the things behind him wouldn't chase after him before he stopped. After putting down the two dizzy beauties, Mil took out some food to replenish his supplies.

Xia Ye cleared her dizzy head, took a sip of the water Mir handed her, and began to ponder.

She now realized just how dangerous the activity she had participated in was; the oppressive feeling from the thing behind her was something they couldn't handle.

Here... the danger isn't just for those who come to explore.

Chapter 193 The Eerie Garden (Cover image at the end)

The three of them walked cautiously for an unknown amount of time, marking many points along the way. Now, their journey was no longer so peaceful, as they would frequently step on traps or encounter evil spirits, making it almost impossible to guard against them.

Along the way, they encountered not only evil spirits, but also some students from the same Rainbow Wing Kingdom. Unlike them, who were merely dirty and disheveled, many of these students were injured, some even with severed fingers or hands. It seemed that their protection, which could withstand one attack, had been used up.

However, after confirming Mir and the others' identities, they did not seek help or anything. Instead, they rested together for a while and then left. After all, those who dared to come here for training were basically not afraid of death. Even if they lost a limb, it was not impossible to recover it after returning home, although it would be difficult.

Actually, when they were about to be fatally injured and were saved by the big boss, the big boss asked them if they wanted to leave, but most of them refused.

Xia Ye sat on a rock, staring blankly at the ground, and after a while, she finally spoke: "Is this world... so cruel?"

Along the way, she witnessed many people who killed and robbed while smiling but hiding their daggers, which directly shattered the beautiful impression she had built up after living in this world for a month.

“Is it cruel?” Surprisingly, Mil didn’t act nonchalant. His expression was rather unpleasant, and he spat out the biscuit he was chewing, as if it didn’t suit his taste.

Reopening his dead fish eyes, Mir looked at Xia Ye and continued, "Which world is more cruel? Or are both worlds cruel?"

Xia Ye didn't speak, after all, she came into this world with Mir because she couldn't bear the cruel reality.

"Let's go after we finish eating. Don't talk about such heavy topics," Ashia quickly advised.

Mir and Xia Ye stood up. Xia Ye looked at Mir with a complicated expression. She never expected that this carefree guy would have such an expression.

Just then, a transparent evil spirit emerged from the ground beneath Xia Ye's feet, raising its head and sticking it inside Xia Ye's skirt.

Mir: "???"

Summer Night: "!!!"

Ashia: "..."

The evil spirit didn't attack immediately after emerging; it seemed to be captivated by the beautiful scenery before it.

"Ah!!" Xia Ye exclaimed, channeling magic into her left foot and kicking it away.

"You die!" Ashia gripped the candle and turned her face toward the evil spirit, a beam of light reflecting off her forehead and shining directly at the poor creature.

"Hiss! Aa ...

The light reflected by Ashia had the same effect as holy light!

Then the evil spirit was directly illuminated and vanished.

“…Hmm, very good, you have successfully taken over the role of Sack in our class.” Mir said, patting Ashia on the shoulder.

Even though Mir's words sounded like a compliment, Ashia just couldn't be happy.

"Hmm?" Ashia suddenly sensed something, closed her eyes, and began to carefully sense it.

"what happened?"

"There's airflow!" Ashia exclaimed, pointing ahead with delight. "There must be an extraordinary space there!"

Upon hearing this news, the other two showed expressions of surprise, especially Mil, who had been getting impatient with his lack of results.

After resting for a while, the three of them began to run at full speed in the direction Ashia pointed out, and soon they arrived at a secret room that looked very new.

This secret room and the ruins are completely different in style. Its overall decoration is so warm and inviting. Even without the many modern decorations, you can still tell that the room is very cozy.

The place is furnished like a garden, and there are even a few swings.

The most eye-catching thing is the altar placed in the middle. There are many milky white objects scattered around the altar, which look like stalactites. I don't know what they are used for.

"Damn it! I feel like I've been tricked!" Mil glanced around and didn't see anything interesting except for the stalactites. He even saw a small, ancient-looking toy on a pink stone platform.

Well, this thing is definitely very appealing to Mil.

Mil walked straight toward the toy.

"Wait a minute..." Ashia wanted to warn Mir to be careful of the traps, but Mir didn't see any traps appear until he walked to the stone platform and took out the interesting toy.

Seeing that there were no traps, the two walked over with peace of mind and began to examine the layout of the place.

"This place... is a garden?" Xia Ye was very puzzled. After all, the sudden appearance of such a space in a ruin that gave people a sense of oppression always had an indescribable eeriness.

Ashia closed her eyes again and sensed it: "How strange, the airflow is clearly coming from here, but I can't feel where it's coming from."

"Hehehehe..." A little girl's laughter suddenly rang out, the echoing sound making Ashia and Xia Ye's hair stand on end.

"Who goes there? Show yourself!" Xia Ye's shout was less of an angry roar and more of a way of bolstering his courage.

"Hahahaha..." Another burst of a little girl's laughter echoed in the space, making it impossible to tell where the sound came from. The sound was clearly pleasant, but at this moment it sent chills down one's spine.

The three of them cautiously surveyed their surroundings, fearing that something terrifying might suddenly jump out.

But then there was no further sound, as if the laughter just now was just an illusion. This silence brought a great sense of oppression to the two beauties, as if some wild beast was watching them from the shadows.

"Maybe we should just leave," suggested the pale-faced third wheel in the group.

"We should take something with us before we leave." Ignoring the two people's attempts to stop him, Mir walked to the side of the altar, grabbed a piece of the strange milky white substance, and tried to put it into his bracelet, but he failed.

"What the hell?" Mil's eyes widened.

Just then, the mermaid's voice appeared at the opportune moment: "Huh, what's this?"

"You know him?" Mil asked curiously, as if the strange environment did not bring him the slightest sense of pressure.

"Hmm." This time, the mermaid didn't just leave it at that: "This is a branch of the World Tree."

"The World Tree?" Mil had never heard of it, but the name sounded pretty cool.

"What is this altar used for?"

“It should be used to forge a ‘divine artifact’,” the mermaid replied again, her voice sounding somewhat grave. “I should know where I am now.”

"Where?" Mil felt that the mermaid was unusually helpful today, answering all his questions.

However, after Mir asked that question, the mermaid girl pretended to be offline again.

This thing is easily overpraised!

"Let's go quickly." Xia Ye and Ashia had already run to Mir's side; they didn't dare to stray too far from him.

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