Fulilian: The Little Master Who Doesn't Understand Love

"Thank you, thank you." Eric collapsed on the ground, his face pale.

Celie said coldly, "You're already wearing vines, so what are you afraid of? Besides, your physical fitness is too poor!"

Fortunately, Eric's shouting did not alarm the monsters below, otherwise everyone's secret infiltration with great difficulty would have been in vain.

"You still need to practice your courage!" Lord patted his shoulder.

"Stop talking nonsense! Since you can bring others, why didn't you just bring me here?"

"You're too heavy!" Lord said helplessly. "Every extra pound of weight multiplies the mana consumed by using levitation magic. Otherwise, I would have already flown you up here. Why bother climbing so hard?"

"Fine!"

After knowing what was going on, Eric didn't say anything else. After all, he was just complaining casually.

When it was Som's turn, the dwarf was in trouble. His short arms and legs were a big disadvantage in this terrain, and sometimes it was difficult for him to hold on to the rocks.

"Use this." Lord cast a spell and came to his side, throwing the holy sword over. "Insert it into the rock wall as a fulcrum."

Thorm immediately understood what he meant, so he smiled and said, "Is it really okay to use the Holy Sword as a fulcrum?"

"A good holy sword is one that works. Go ahead and climb. I'm watching you."

Som stopped talking, grabbed the holy sword and started climbing.

The holy sword, which should have been extremely heavy, became light for some reason at this moment, but Som had no time to pay attention to this.

His amazing strength was fully displayed at this moment.

Every time the holy sword pierced the rock wall, it sparked a series of sparks, and thus "carved" out a path step by step.

When all five people arrived safely, what appeared before them was an entrance covered by vines.

Lord pushed aside the vegetation, revealing the stone door hidden within.

"The dwarven secret passage." Thorm examined the emblem on the stone door. "It seems we have found the right place."

This is the information the group got from Dulor.

As one of the survivors of the disaster in the Dwarf Kingdom, the other party naturally knew of the existence of this secret passage.

So he exchanged this message with Lord and others.

If Lord and his companions can successfully penetrate the dwarven ruins, Duror hopes that they can search for the legendary holy sword that can cause harm to the gods.

In other words, Durol wanted Lord and the others to verify whether this holy sword really existed.

Lord naturally agreed to this.

After all, he himself was very curious about it.

Chapter 65: Deep into the Ruins

Looking at the stone door in front of him, Lord set his sights on Som.

According to Durol, it takes a dwarf to open this stone door.

Although Som is a beardless dwarf who is allergic to alcohol, at least he is still a dwarf in his genes, so he is qualified to open this stone door.

Som took a deep breath and stood in front of the stone door. There was a small groove on it. When he put his hand on it, a magic circle appeared.

Then the stone door slowly opened.

"I thought that only someone from the dwarf royal family could open this door, but I didn't expect that any random dwarf could open it!" Eric said a little puzzled.

"Dwarves believe in strength. Anyone who is strong enough can become the king of the dwarves. Besides, this stone door is just one of countless backdoors, so naturally there won't be too many restrictions."

Noen explained from the side.

After two years of adventure, he learned a lot about different races, especially when he stayed in the dwarf city, he interacted with the dwarves every day.

I also learned a lot about the first kingdom of the dwarves.

"It is precisely because the conditions for opening it are not too difficult that so many dwarves were able to escape. Otherwise, there would not be the eight major clans later." Lord took over the conversation.

The fall of the first Dwarf Kingdom was fraught with doubts.

Even if they encountered a sudden attack from an army of monsters, it would be impossible for the entire royal family to be wiped out overnight.

Could it be that all the demons in the entire continent are involved in this matter?

But this is the only possibility.

Today, the Elf Forest is facing the same situation, and so is the Elf Kingdom that was separated from it. After all, the two are originally one, and without the Elf Forest there would be no Elf Kingdom.

The only thing to be thankful for is that there are more than one race of elves, and they also have the help of dwarves and Skywings.

Nothing should happen, right?

The bad premonition in my heart appeared again, as if I had sensed something in a hazy state.

Lord didn't know what was going on.

"Are you lost in thought?"

Celie noticed Lord's loss of composure, turned her head and stared at him and asked.

"Oh, maybe it's lack of sleep. Come on, let's go in!"

Celiai didn't say anything else and released a small lighting spell. Som led the way and everyone stepped in.

After passing through the stone gate, they came to a deep corridor.

The walls are inlaid with some special minerals similar to night pearls, which can emit a faint blue light in the dark. Even after hundreds of years of erosion, they still emit residual heat.

With the help of this faint light, the intricate fork in the road ahead became apparent.

"Why did these dwarves build so many branching roads? Can they tell them apart?"

Looking at the complicated fork in the road, Eric felt his head was about to explode.

"Indeed, it's like a prairie gopher."

Lord also agreed, mainly because the many forks in the road before them were too similar.

"What is that? A creature I've never heard of."

Celie found that she always heard things from Lord that she had never heard before, even though she had hundreds of years of experience and the knowledge she had heard from the elders of the elves.

She originally thought she had understood most of this world, but Lord's appearance made her understand.

I still don’t know enough about this world.

She was extremely curious about what kind of existence was the hometown on the other side of the sea that Lord mentioned?

"Nothing, just treat it as my nonsense."

Lord thought about it and decided not to explain this creature in detail. After all, there was a real dwarf in their team.

Although this dwarf doesn't look like a dwarf at all.

Fortunately, Som didn't care about Lord's strange metaphor, but just kept searching for something in the passage.

Finally he stopped in front of a passage with special markings on it.

"It should be here." Thorm touched the carving on the wall. "This is the mark of the dwarf miners. There is such a mark in our village. It usually means that the front is the central area."

"Well done!"

Eric gave Som a thumbs up. Fortunately, there was a dwarf like Som in the team, otherwise, with so many forks in the road, it would take them a lot of time and effort just to explore.

Som felt very embarrassed by Eric's praise.

"Let's go!"

Lord urged to set off, he couldn't wait to know how many secrets this site contained.

Everyone walked along the passage, and as soon as they turned the corner, they all stopped involuntarily.

Because in the cave ahead, densely packed demon spiders were entwined in the spider web. Except for those newly born, the smallest ones were as big as hounds.

"This is too much!" Eric gasped.

Even Celie frowned, feeling a psychological aversion to this ugly and disgusting creature.

"Can I kill them?" She raised her hand and a magic circle began to appear.

"Let's just forget it! If we alert more monsters, it will be troublesome."

Lord hurried to comfort her, lest Celie get too excited and attract all the monsters.

"Damn it." Thorm lowered his voice. "Not only can these guys spit venom, but even their spider silk is incredibly tough. They can be said to be the most difficult monsters to deal with."

Som had fought this kind of demon spider before in the village.

Fortunately, there were only a few magic spiders that appeared at that time, and they were still within the range that could be dealt with. But even so, several dwarves were not paying attention and were scratched by these magic spiders.

Now facing such a large number of demon spiders, he felt very nervous.

Lord also frowned. Logically speaking, there should be fewer monsters here.

We have encountered so many monsters before we even go deep into the core area. It would be troublesome if there were more in the core area.

"How about using detection magic?" he suggested to Celie.

Celia shook her head. "I wonder if there are any demons here who are very sensitive to magic. Once we activate the detection magic, it will be equivalent to telling them that we have intruded."

Currently Lord and his crew are still sneaking in secretly, and with the breath-concealing magic developed by Lord, ordinary monsters will not be able to discover them as long as they do not take the initiative to attack.

The principle of detecting magic is to spread the magic power out, and then transmit the information back after encountering a living being, which is the same as radar electromagnetic waves.

Accordingly, a problem will arise.

If you encounter a demon with a keen sense of magic, this detection magic will instead expose your presence.

This is also the important reason why Lord and Celie have not activated the detection magic.

"Want to go around it?"

"Ah."

Seeing that the other party had made up their minds, Lord and Celie began to cast spells at the same time.

Chapter 66 Where the Stars and the Silver Moon Intertwine