Chapter 130: Walk this way.
Before the frost froze everyone's soles, they finally broke through the wall of shadows.
Bill ran out immediately, and the others also escaped before the "wall" closed again.
Thor looked up and reminded everyone with a little excitement: "Go through the passage on the right and you can return to the exit near the ground!" However, as soon as
Thor reminded them, he saw Bill, who was running at the front, raised his left hand. "Be careful of land boating, go this way!"
Then Bill turned into the exit on the left, and Wright and Byron behind him also turned into the cave on the left without saying a word.
Thor wanted to say that there was a dead end on the left, but before he could open his mouth, several people in front of him had already ran in.
He ran to the fork in the road and couldn't help but pause for a moment.
Behind him is the coldness of winter. On the right is the exit, but it is possible to ambush people boating on land. On the left is a dead end...
Thor gritted his teeth and turned into the passage on the left.
Maybe Bill and the others have some way to lead the evil spirits chasing behind them into the passage on the right?
If the people who were sailing on land could confront the evil spirits directly, they might be able to escape.
Sol was full of questions, but seeing the people in front of him running around with their heads down and no one speaking, he could only put his questions back in his stomach first.
A few minutes later, everyone arrived at the end of the passage.
A pile of boulders blocked the road ahead, and it was impossible to tell whether there was a passage beyond the boulders.
With just a few of them, even if they could break through the boulder, it would still take a long time.
Thor slowly stopped. He was about to ask what to do next, but he was shocked to find that Bill's speed did not slow down at all and he crashed into the rocks.
Behind them, Wright and Byron, who was carrying unconscious Nick, also passed through the boulder one by one.
Thor paused in disbelief.
The scene before him reminded him of a scene from a classic novel.
"Is there any level 2 witchcraft that can penetrate walls?"
But Sol had an ominous premonition in his heart.
In that novel, there was a scene in which the protagonist was the one who was left behind...
Saul reached out and touched the wall, and it turned out to be an extremely hard wall that he could not penetrate with his hand.
His chest heaved violently, and he had already understood something in his heart, but he still took two steps back like a fool and bumped into the wall again.
"Bang!"
Sol's shoulder was hit with pain, and a lot of dirt fell on his head.
He leaned against the wall, his hands and feet shaking violently with anger.
"So, this is how you lure away the evil spirits."
Waves of white breath were exhaled with Thor's breathing.
The surrounding walls began to condense into exquisite ice patterns.
The coldness penetrated into Sol's body along the collar of his clothes.
"He's coming."
Thor already knew what was about to happen.
As expected, the diary flew out.
Thor took a look at the content above, and sure enough, it was dead again.
He thought about being wary of Wright and Bill, but he never expected that Byron would sacrifice him so easily.
An official wizard-level evil spirit, an existence that Thor cannot defeat.
But he did not accept his fate. If he had accepted his fate, Thor would have turned into a pile of bones.
Sol took another look at the contents of the diary, his brain spinning rapidly.
The knowledge he had learned over the years flashed before his eyes in turn.
"Fear comes from the unknown, but I don't know anything about evil spirits."
A bold idea emerged in Sol's mind.
Shadows of soul worms danced on his arms, but their movements were no longer as active as before due to the cold.
Thor pulled out the spiritual armor scroll that he had failed to use several times and looked in the direction he ran from.
In the darkness, he clearly felt something approaching. There was no sound, only an increasingly cold breath.
Thor moved his arms, and the crystals on his clothes went back and forth between condensation and disintegration, and a twisted smile appeared on his frozen face.
Bang - bang - bang -
the shimmer technique began to flicker uncontrollably.
Thor raised his head and saw a blue-purple old figure appearing at the end of the darkness.
His face was ferocious, the corners of his mouth and eyes were twitching slightly, and only his upper body was left floating in the air.
If you look carefully, you will find that his hands, nose, and even hair do not belong to the same person. They are like a puzzle made up of the limbs of countless different people.
The figure seemed motionless, but between each alternation of light and darkness, it moved towards Thor as if teleporting.
The old man's face was covered with wrinkles, his skin drooped downwards, and his eyes were vicious and passionate.
Numerous vague calls for help and wailings came to Thor's ears again, as if he had traveled through the past and returned to the day of the battle in Droopy Hand Valley.
"Come on!" He roared, shattering the fragility and uneasiness in his heart. He kept rehearsing the idea he just had in his mind, and he didn't even have time to confirm the future with his diary.
The wrinkled old face kept magnifying, magnifying, and magnifying in Sol's retina!
Finally, darkness falls!
...
"Wright, seal the entrance of the cave!" After everyone entered the right passage, Bill quickly asked Wright to launch the ground stab to seal the narrow passage.
Wright turned around and was about to cast a spell when he was suddenly stunned.
But he opened his mouth, said nothing, and directly recited the spell.
As his spell fell, one by one the thorns crisscrossed the narrowest part of the passage, sealing the passage.
Byron ran wildly with Nick on his back, and he was already a little tired. He said in a low voice, "What are you doing? The evil spirit can turn into nothingness at any time..." "
Thor!?" Byron suddenly turned around and looked back.
He found that Sol didn't follow him!
Byron had been casting spells at high frequency since he met the evil spirit, and Byron's mental body was still vibrating violently, making him completely unaware of when Thor disappeared behind him.
He finally understood who these two people were spending their magic power to seal the cave with thorns!
It’s simply to prevent Thor from coming out!
"Are you crazy?"
Byron said and rushed back.
But at this moment, Bill grabbed him and said with a gloomy face: "Byron, can you save Thor when you go back? The three of us can't resist the evil spirit together." "So you just treat
Thor as Bait?" Byron's throat opened wide and his sharp teeth bared outward, like an enraged vicious dog.
Wright said nothing, but looked away uncomfortably.
Abandoning the weak is also a common practice, but Byron has a good relationship with Sol, so he didn't think about giving up Sol at first.
But now that Bill has taken action, it is impossible for Wright to go back to save people.
Bill didn't want to waste any more time here, "Saul has fallen behind, just let him buy us some time. If you want to save people, I won't accompany you. Wright, let's go." After saying that, Bill turned and left
.
"Bill," Byron closed his eyes for a moment, and when he opened them again, his eyes had returned to calm, "Did you trick Saul into another passage at the last intersection?" Bill did not speak, but the look in his
eyes It's all said and done.
"I can feel that there was no spellcasting wave just now. So, you gave Thor a hallucinogenic poison a long time ago... Was it the time when his arm was injured?"
Have you thought about abandoning him so early?
After all, Byron had been promoted to level three not long ago, so he didn't know Bill very well.
But after today, he felt that he also recognized the third-level apprentices.
It's just a slightly more powerful demon.
Bill smiled, raised his feet and continued running, his voice remaining in the passage, "You are overthinking, what should I do with a second-level apprentice?"
However, as soon as he took two steps, he saw Byron rushing in front of him.
Bill sneered in his heart, "Didn't I choose to abandon Thor? I just wasted my time pretending to be a good person."
(End of Chapter)