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After the world spun around, Lin Han seemed to have arrived in a completely new realm. Or rather, it felt like he had entered hell!
According to experience, entering the Ancient Demon Prison would result in random teleportation, with an uncertain location. At this moment, Lin Han found himself standing atop a mountain peak.
Gazing into the distance, Lin Han realized that this place was not just a simple otherworldly secret realm; it resembled a real world. However, the color palette of this world leaned towards a dark yellow, reminiscent of the status during a sandstorm in the real world.
Perhaps the scope of the Ancient Demon Prison was simply too vast. At this moment, Lin Han opened his character panel and surprisingly discovered a map indicator. It wasn’t very precise—just a simple arrow pointing in a general direction, providing Lin Han with an approximate path.
Not bad; all the special items seemed to be in one direction! Lin Han felt somewhat satisfied. However, looking at the endless yellow sky in the distance was indeed a bit overwhelming.
Without further ado, Lin Han summoned his Qilin and leaped onto its back. "Thank you for your hard work; carry me for a while!" The Qilin let out a cry and transformed into a streak of light, racing toward the direction indicated by the arrow.
In another dense forest, five individuals dressed in black training outfits also appeared out of thin air.
"Have you confirmed?" one of them asked.
"Indeed, that aura definitely entered the Ancient Demon Prison. At this moment, it’s likely in our southeast!" Another person took out a translucent crystal ball, observing it as he spoke.
"This mission was personally assigned by Lord Dark Lord. No one is allowed to hold back or act recklessly; upon sighting the target, strike with thunderous force and seize that item!" After the leader issued the final command, the squad of five soared into the air, heading southeast.
The Qilin’s speed was astonishing; calling it the fastest among beasts would not be an exaggeration.
With the assistance of the Qilin, Lin Han arrived at the first location after about fifteen minutes. The environment here was completely different from the random drop point he had encountered when entering the secret realm. If the previous place could be described as a land of swirling yellow sand, this one was akin to a scorching volcano.
It seemed as if magma had washed over the ground, leaving behind a rocky surface formed from cooled lava. In certain areas of the mountain range, steam occasionally rose, accompanied by sporadic bursts of magma. Such a harsh environment meant that Lin Han did not see a single plant within several kilometers around him. The few scattered magical beasts he encountered were all creatures adept at earth elements, exhibiting extremely low intelligence.
The first special item, Hell's Book, was said to be located somewhere inside this volcano. Lin Han had been searching for an entrance that would allow him to enter directly; if he could not find one, he would have no choice but to force his way in.
As he made his way forward, Lin Han continued toward the volcano's mouth, and the temperature around him grew increasingly higher. Even though he possessed the physical qualities of a Golden Beastmaster and the fire element affinity granted by the Qilin from the relic contract, he found it somewhat difficult to endure the current heat.
Of course, this high temperature only caused Lin Han discomfort; it did not inflict any real harm. Upon reaching the highest point, the volcano's mouth was right before him, yet the scene he had imagined—one overflowing with magma—did not materialize. Instead, it appeared as if magma had just erupted and cooled down, still not fully temperature-regulated.
The seemingly bottomless opening sent shivers down his spine. This posed quite a dilemma for Lin Han. He could not ascertain what lay deep within the volcano or whether it was indeed the place he needed to go. Jumping in recklessly would entail far too much risk and uncertainty.
With no other choice, Lin Han could only continue observing his surroundings in hopes of finding a safer path.
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