A dull longsword and a heartbroken villager

Sometimes, even without interference from other Silver species, Nicol Bolas is unable to spy on the screen.

At that time, He thought of going to a place where even a demigod would have difficulty interfering.

Therefore, he was not at all surprised when Bray said that he had been to the "Wandering Tomb".

That's precisely why He was a little puzzled.

“You don’t even know how to get back in, so asking me for a solution is a bit much.” Mira once said that Bray was a rare visitor to the “Wandering Tomb.”

At that time, Bray didn't quite understand the meaning of that sentence.

Now he could easily understand why this place was so remote and sparsely populated.

A place that even demigods cannot easily set foot in, it is even more difficult for lower-level species to enter.

“I remember the place where I used to enter the ‘Wandering Tomb’,” Bray said to Nicol Bolas across Little Nick after thinking for a few seconds.

"Hmm, ally, you intend for me to take you to that place."

“So this is your main reason for seeking me out,” Nicol Bolas said with interest.

"But that place is too far from here, I don't know what it's like now."

Having survived an apocalypse, Bray cannot guarantee that the Clinton suburban forest, one of the entrances to that "wandering grave," is intact.

Clinton, needless to say, was probably reduced to ruins long ago under the ravages of the Silver Seeds.

If that forest is also destroyed, Bray isn't sure if he can continue using that place for the "Wandering Tomb".

"I'm also quite interested in the entrance to the 'Wandering Tomb'."

“You just need to tell me the exact location, and I will help you,” Nicol Bolas said.

"Relying solely on Little Nick to teleport you is still too dangerous in this Kapras where Silver Seeds are everywhere."

While spells can indeed be used without hindrance, Nicol Bolas cannot guarantee that no Silver Beings with preconceived notions will interfere along the way.

It's important to know that Bray is a key figure that the entire "Alliance of the Gods" is paying close attention to.

Some silver-tier players will likely be paying attention to this big commotion involving Brey.

If we attract the attention of that cautious demigod, we'll be in big trouble.

To ensure safety, Nicol Bolas himself had to take action.

“Wait a few seconds.” Nicol Bolas’s voice reached Bray’s ears through Little Nick.

"?" Bray's right eye was full of doubt. They were having a good chat, so why did he suddenly have to wait a few seconds?

Of course, He quickly gave Bray the answer.

"Heave-ho." The next moment, Nicol Bolas's voice didn't come from Little Nick's side, but rang out directly next to Bray.

"..."

"Good morning." The petite girl with blonde hair that looked like weeds appeared in front of Bray.

However, after landing, He yawned widely, looking completely as if He hadn't woken up properly.

"Alright, now we can sit down and talk about the entrance to the 'Wandering Tomb'."

He was filled with curiosity about this unknown place.

After a few seconds of contemplation, Bray told Nicol Bolas some things about the "Wandering Tomb" without holding anything back.

However, Bray did not elaborate on the more specific details about Mira.

This is Mira's personal privacy, and he doesn't intend to reveal it to outsiders.

"Oh ho, so an ordinary forest can lead to the 'Wandering Tomb'?"

"However, there are probably other rules involved."

“No, maybe there are no rules at all, only punishment for intruders,” Nicol Bolas muttered to himself.

For a moment, he seemed to have forgotten that Bray was still standing there.

As Bray mentioned, an ordinary person followed him into the "Wandering Tomb," but became a walking corpse.

He was exempted from punishment by the cemetery because of his special status as a person who observes the precepts, and was even allowed to enter it.

Since there's no known instance of a Silver-ranked being able to enter the graveyard, it's likely that this punishment also applies to Silver-ranked individuals.

Nicol Bolas guarantees that there are definitely some daring Silver Species who have ventured into it.

To be honest, He Himself was also a little eager to try.

If it weren't for the fact that there's a 90% chance of being punished after entering, He probably would have jumped into the entrance of the "Wandering Tomb" himself.

"Entering the cemetery is not difficult, but once you enter, there is almost no chance of survival."

"According to the normal rules of the world, there are only two possibilities for entering and exiting."

"Firstly, their status is special, such as that of a person who holds the precepts. However, if the tomb keeper doesn't like someone with such a status, he can kick them out."

“Secondly, we can make a deal with the cemetery itself in exchange for entry.” Nicol Bolas tapped his forehead, his dragon eyes constantly zooming in and out.

“Ally, do you think it’s possible for me to make a deal with the cemetery in exchange for entry?” He had a bold idea.

“As far as I know, there’s only one kind of ‘deal’ like you’re talking about.” Bray glanced at Nicol Bolas.

"Oh, tell me about it."

“That means two people go in, one agrees to be the gravedigger, and the other can leave alive,” Bray said, referring to the story of Mira and her brother.

The dying sister agreed to take on the responsibility of guarding the grave, which allowed her brother to leave the cemetery alive.

“Is that so?” Nicol Bolas said, glancing at Bray.

"Don't look at me." Bray couldn't help but feel embarrassed.

"That's a pity. There's no foolproof plan. It seems I'm more likely to suffer if I go into the cemetery."

Nicol Bolas was extremely disappointed; his desire to explore seemed insatiable.

“Alright, tell me the exact location, I’ll take you there,” Nicol Bolas said to Bray after stretching his old bones.

After the topic of the cemetery came up, He had already regained his senses.

If you talk to me about academic stuff, I'm not sleepy anymore.

"Don't rush, wait until they wake up and have breakfast... I'll come find you after I've washed the dishes," Bray said expressionlessly.

“…” Nicol Bolas stared blankly at Bray, unable to react for a long time.

When Zu Long was being silly, he was surprisingly cute.

However, such moments are rare, but this time He was truly astonished.

"Washing dishes...?" Oh, I see. It seems that washing dishes is quite important to Bray.

Although He could not understand, He chose to accept it.

"Hmm... I'm going to take a nap. Just wake me when you're ready." Nico Bolas hesitated for a moment, then finally picked up little Nick and carried him across the distorted void back to where he was sleeping.

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"Ugh..." Naruko stretched and got out of the room, without even braiding her hair.

Nia rubbed her eyes and followed Naruko with small steps.

As for Levy, she was already waiting at the table.

Although the Bray family usually sleeps together, Levy often sneaks in as well.

Doesn't it remind you of a certain protagonist template? If it does, then it's an illusion.

Of course, Levy doesn't always sleep in Bray's bed.

She was already a seasoned policewoman and knew it wasn't appropriate for her to often sneak into the Bray family's sleeping quarters.

At other times, she would fall asleep in strange places.

Last night, she accidentally fell asleep on the roof.

"Hurry up, I'm leaving on a business trip after I finish washing the dishes," Bray said, pointing to breakfast.

"Huh?" Naruko looked confused. What did washing dishes have to do with a business trip? Bray squinted his right eye and sat cross-legged on the ancestral dragon's claw.

Nicol Bolas said he would personally take Bray to the destination, and at first he thought he would personally use magic to teleport him there.

Unexpectedly, Nicolaes said he would personally fly him there.

With one paw supporting Bray, Nicol Bolas sped through the air at full speed.

Even if it encountered some Silver-ranked beings while passing by, it would ignore them completely and simply walk past.

The silver-ranked beings seemed oblivious to Nicol Bolas's passing, simply ignoring him and walking away.

“My claws are soft, aren’t they?” Nicol Bolas said proudly.

"Um... um..." Bray hesitated, then stopped.

Do you think dragons would willingly be ridden on someone's back? Of course not.

Unless there are special circumstances, Nicol Bolas doesn't want anyone riding him.

Only their own descendants, the twin dragons, would be so shameful.

"Didn't you say you were worried about being intercepted by other Silver species? Won't flying like this attract even more attention?" Bray voiced his doubts.

In his view, such blatant flight was clearly more brazen than teleportation.

"Common sense dictates that this is indeed the case."

"However, in reality, not all Silver-ranked beings in this region are members of the 'Alliance of the Gods.'"

“Even if they are, not many would recognize our identities,” Nicol Bolas began to explain to Bray.

"On the contrary, using concepts and spells for movement is easier for the 'Alliance of Gods' to detect and more likely to arouse their vigilance."

"It's surprisingly safe to do things like this. They probably never expected me to fly right past them like this."

"And just to be on the safe side, I've put on camouflage, so you can rest assured." Nicholas spoke as if he thought most of the guys in the "Alliance of the Gods" were complete idiots.

There are very few shrewd Silver Race members in "All Gods United"; most of them are a bunch of arrogant demigods.

"Is the most dangerous place the safest place...?" Bray couldn't help but sigh, never expecting that such a simple method could be used to successfully smuggle himself across the border.

Of course, it only seemed simple because of Nicol Bolas.

Only someone of Nicol Bolas's caliber could use magic that even a Silver-ranked being couldn't detect to conceal their movements.

Besides, among the guys Bray knows, only a few can fly.

“It seems we’ve reached the entrance you mentioned, ally.” Nicholas’s gaze was fixed on a much farther distance than Bray’s.

"Time to speed up." As soon as he finished speaking, he transformed into a blur and swooped down to the ground.

"Won't you let me mentally prepare myself?" Bray gripped Nicol Bolas's claws, feeling the intense sensation of weightlessness.

“Because it’s not necessary,” Nicol Bolas said, tossing Bray out of his grasp.

"Landing will only take a second." Her size continued to shrink, transforming into a petite girl, who then looked up at the dense jungle.

After being thrown away, Bray stood firmly on the ground and followed Nicol Bolas's gaze.

“I think this place should be the same as you remember it.” Nicolas gave Bray a deep look.

“Although there are still some differences, they are generally similar.” Bray stared blankly at the forest in front of him.

The surrounding landscape has undergone tremendous changes, with spikes and crystals everywhere.

The once flat ground is now full of potholes and countless ravines and valleys.

However, the woods that Bray had walked through before remained unaffected.

It's not that it was completely unaffected; at least the trees in the first half of the area were all bare, with charred marks.

However, compared to the surrounding scenery, it's fair to say that nothing has changed here.

“Only some trees were destroyed, but the road is still there.” Bray stared at the deep, dark path that led into the unknown.

"This is really interesting. After countless silver species ravaged the area, only a portion of the trees were burned."

"I simply do not believe that this is just an ordinary forest."

“But the gravedigger said it’s just an ordinary forest.” Bray shook his head.