This dungeon has mushrooms growing on it.

Chapter 147, Section 146: The Little Pig's New Job
Twisted, unstable edges.

Two areas separated by a single side, each with a completely different style.

No matter how you look at it, what you see in front of you is a crack.

Moreover, it's the size of a manhole cover, which is much larger than the fissure guarded by six layers of two-colored slimes, which at most is only the size of a fist.

The poor caveman was completely unaware of the crack and fell right in; his chances of survival are slim.

Lin Jun's plan to track down the cave dwellers' hometown naturally failed, and she could only wait and see if she would encounter them again.

But the key is this crack!

Having found no cracks on the seventh floor, Lin Jun assumed that the two-colored slime sitting on it was the only leak in the dungeon.

I never expected to encounter an even larger rift so easily in the deeper region.

Lin Jun didn't think it was a coincidence; it just so happened that she bumped into the only crack in the deep zone.

It's highly likely that a significant number of fissures already exist in the deeper layers...

Although I don't understand why there are no cracks in the seventh layer, which is sandwiched between the sixth layer and the deep zone, it's more important to study the cracks in front of us first.

There's no curse on the other side, so maybe we can explore it.

Naturally, we cannot sacrifice the relatively valuable elites.

Fortunately, this place is directly connected to the cave we just occupied, and soon a temporarily generated bat fluttered over.

He controlled Puji to jump in, and at the same time used [Sound Detection].

Then--

Nothing at all……

The sound waves emitted in all directions did not bounce back after hitting anything.

Moreover, after the bat jumped in, it kept moving away from the crevice at a steady speed.

Puji tried to flap its wings and fly back, but it was no use.

Through the perception of [Family Control], this unlucky little thing was getting further and further away... further and further away.

Then, at some point, without any warning, they suddenly lost contact.

Lin Jun couldn't quite understand what had happened.

Putting aside the strange environment on the other side, Lin Jun's [Fellowship Control] skill allows her to control the scout Puji from a great distance without any obstacles, and she even suspects that this skill has no distance limit.

How far has this bat fallen in, and it's already lost contact?
It didn't look like it had been attacked by anything; the [Sound Detection] didn't detect anything.

There was neither terrain nor creatures; the opposite side seemed empty.

Could it be a proper spatial rift leading to nothingness?

Like the void beyond the world in those stories from past lives?
Soon, several more cannon fodder Puji were pulled over. The Puji used their mycelial tentacles to entangle themselves together, one after another, with one end fixed to the rock and the other jumping back into the crevice.

The moment you jump in, the pulling force of gravity disappears.

If I had to describe the feeling, it would be like being in space.

Lin Jun never expected that after transmigrating to another world, he would actually be able to experience a zero-gravity adventure in space... and it was actually quite fun!

After playing with them for a while, Lin Jun threw the poopy cats one by one in different directions.

Sooner or later, all the Puji will suddenly lose contact at some point.

It seems that the situation encountered in the first case was indeed not an accident.

The opposite side should be a void area unsuitable for survival.

It's strange, but it doesn't feel dangerous. At least I don't have to worry about any monsters or curses emerging from this rift.

But that only means that this crack is not dangerous.

Not long after, another batch of bats was produced, solely for scouting purposes.

The bats flew into more than ten huge passages connected to the cave, and after a thorough search, they indeed discovered a second fissure!

However, this crack was extremely small, like the eye of a pin. If it weren't for the unique edge distortion effect, Lin Jun probably wouldn't have noticed it.

This fissure was very unstable. Lin Jun tried to extend some hyphae over to take a look, but they were all twisted and broken by the unstable space.

In the end, it could only be marked as one of the key observation points.

However, this also proves that the deep layers are probably already riddled with holes.

It was perfectly fine before I left, so the damage happened way too fast.

Now that I think about it, were those Thousand-Hole Mayflies really from the Demon Tide?

Could there still be some huge rift connecting the mayflies' old home, allowing them to migrate here in droves?
Anyway, at that fork in the road, every now and then a few mayflies would tentatively fly over, only to be shot down by the defensive line they had built there.

Just think about the size of that worm; if that were the case, how big would that rift have to be...?

The situation in the deep zone was not optimistic, so Lin Jun decisively allocated most of the Puji capacity to the deep zone, preparing to start the long-awaited cave expedition.

The Yellow Book claims that it does not know the exact location of the underground city's core, only that it is in the deepest part.

Therefore, Lin Jun could only simply and directly set her target as extending downwards.

After thinking it over, Lin Jun took down the vampire Louisa.

……

"here it is?"

Louisa, who had been suddenly brought here from the mine, seemed very uneasy.

Since entering this amethyst dungeon, nothing good has happened to her...

"Little Pig, you have a new job!"

"..."

"What, you don't want to eat anything fresh?"

Fresh!?
Louisa's eyes widened instantly.

She hadn't drunk fresh blood in a long time; to be precise, ever since she was captured, she had been drinking lifeless blood and barely surviving.

After all, there were no living creatures on the fifth floor that could give her blood to drink, and Lin Jun was unwilling to let her go to the sixth floor to hunt, because it would be bad if she ran into an adventurer.

"Really...really?" Louisa asked cautiously to confirm.

"How about I take you back? You seem to really enjoy mining anyway."

"No, no, no, boss, you decide! I'm the little pig, I want to eat fresh!" Louisa declared, showing how much she valued this opportunity!

Seeing this, Lin Jun assigned her a task—to cooperate with the expedition team in expanding territory.

Louisa is, after all, a diamond-level vampire viscount, so having her well-fed is a good way to supplement her combat strength.

We can't really keep this thing around just so she can mine a few minerals, can we?

Of course, there are still restrictions. Lin Jun stipulated that she cannot leave the area of ​​the fungal carpet, and violating this rule would naturally result in her becoming a puppet.

Louisa nodded vigorously at the arrangement, afraid that Lin Jun might change her mind.

Lin Jun didn't treat her badly; she directly handed over the large tortoise, which was still hiding in its shell and testing Lin Jun's patience, to Louisa.

This turtle could actually be cracked open by a fat guy, but Lin Jun thought that would be a waste, so she decided to give it to the vampire. If he couldn't get any, then Louisa was just wasting her time.

Fortunately, Louisa is not useless.

Louisa placed her pale palm on the tortoise shell, and after a while, the blood inside the tortoise was drawn out by Louisa, and the blood mist gathered from the cracks in the shell into Louisa's hand.

By the time Louisa finished her action, the turtle's tightly closed shell had loosened, revealing the shriveled turtle carcass inside, which had shriveled from blood loss.

Louisa, on the other hand, couldn't wait to drink the blood of the monster that she had previously looked down upon. She even licked the last bit of blood off her lips with her tongue before letting out a sob...

　More updates tomorrow

　　
　
(End of this chapter)