Idle game leads to another world

Like the Demon God, Rose, the Spider Goddess, is also a racial deity, and most of the drow believe in her.

But this goddess is a dog coin.

Not only is she on the list of mortal enemies of almost all gods of the good camp, but she also has no good reputation in the neutral camp or even the evil camp. Even if they are not mortal enemies, they will treat her as stinky dog ​​shit, and no one will be willing to ally with her.

For example, she requires her believers to abide by the law, but in fact she is a chaotic evil god, not a lawful evil.

Naturally, the neutral gods and evil gods of the lawful camp will not look at her well.

So, will the gods of the chaotic camp take her as an ally?

No, her cruel and capricious personality makes her not trusted by any party.

Occasionally, she will cooperate with the two evil gods, the Maiden of Pain or the Beast God Mara, but they are just using each other. Apart from that, no one is willing to partner with her even among the evil gods.

Even her own children have parted ways with her, such as Eilistraee.

Rose was originally the wife of the Elf King Corellon. At that time, she was still called the Weaver of Fate. Later, she and Mara broke into the realm of the Elf Gods. In the end, the rebellion failed and she was cursed to be a terrifying appearance with an elf upper body and a spider lower body. Then she fled into the endless abyss where demons lived. She occupied one layer of the abyss and used it as the realm of God.

But this dog can't be underestimated.

When Rose started her activities as the Spider Goddess, she only had medium divine power and was not as good as the gods. As a result, she made so many enemies that she was not killed, but now she has become a powerful divine power.

The drow, who are called dark elves, are the embodiment of the will of the Spider Goddess. They have a bad reputation but no one dares to provoke them.

From the goddess to the drow, although they are all dog coins, they are also a group of dog coins that cannot be underestimated and must be treated with caution.

Regardless of what the drow want to do in the ruins, a head-on conflict is very dangerous.

Aoerdai also knew this very well. They set up several magic alarms before going to bed in the middle of the night. The three of them took turns to keep watch to ensure that one person was awake at any time and anywhere, and spent the night peacefully.

Early in the morning, the three of them were ready and set out to continue exploring the ruins.

No matter what was in the ruins that attracted the drow, as long as the Demon King's Ring was taken away, nothing else mattered.

Reopening the hidden door, the three of them looked in the direction they came from. The obsidian gate that had been lowered before was still stuck there without any movement. At least this proved that no one passed by here last night.

So the three of them turned around and continued to move forward along the passage. The ancient dwarf building did not change because of the extra footsteps. It was always as silent as death. You would feel like walking in an underground tomb, especially when using the dark vision spell for concealment instead of lighting the dancing light spell. Even the darkness that can be seen through will surround you like a living thing.

The situation of getting the Demon King's Ring this time has far exceeded Aoerdai's expectations. She thought that at most someone would stop her, and everything would be fine as long as the Demon King took action.

But now it seems that she still thought things were simple.

Apart from other things, this relic itself is strange enough.

It can be seen that all the buildings seen so far are dwarven-style buildings, like a dwarven underground city, but it can be said that it has been abandoned. All the traps are good, and there are no signs of invasion.

What happened to its residents?

Why was the Demon King's Ring placed here?

Wild Bear Mercenaries, Drow, Glow Ion Yin Society, every keyword is spinning in her mind, but she can't connect any clues.

As she walked and thought, Aoerdai was pressed on the shoulder by Zora, signaling her not to leave.

Nimia, who was exploring the way ahead, made a gesture, listened carefully, and then ran back quietly and whispered:

"I heard the sound of waves, and there was also a voice that sounded like talking, but it was too vague and I couldn't tell clearly."

Is it normal to hear the sound of waves underground?

It is actually normal.

The underground world is much wider than people imagine. The underground community composed of a large number of caves and underground cavities does not make people feel depressed. Sometimes you can't even tell whether you are underground.

And after being eroded by water for a long time, countless underground rivers eventually merged together and became underground lakes or even oceans. This is not surprising.

The trouble is the sound of talking. Nimia couldn't have heard it wrong. It probably means that there are enemies ahead.

Since there were no forks on the way, they would definitely run into them if they continued to move forward. The three nodded and prepared for battle, and approached the direction of the sound more cautiously.

As the distance got closer, the sound of the waves became clearer and clearer, and the rustling sound was like the gentle sea water caressing the beach. If it was a sunny place, it might feel comfortable, but in this deep underground, it would only make people feel terrified.

However, the voice of talking mentioned by Nimia before was never heard. I don’t know if it has left.

Following the sound and the passage, the three of them walked for nearly half an hour. At this time, there were obvious signs of damage in the passage ahead, and the bricks and stones fell off, revealing dark rocks and soil.

Going forward, they immediately saw a small beach.

This beach was like a horseshoe shape, and the white foam rolled up by the waves underground was pushed to the shore layer by layer, and finally broke and disappeared.

Nimia came to the front of the tunnel and looked around. She didn't know what she saw. She was obviously frozen. She gestured to Zora and Oldie to come over.

When they passed through the damaged exit of the tunnel, they clearly saw a huge and severely corrupted ship stranded on the other side of the beach. The sails on it were rotten into rags. The figurehead in the shape of a half-sized sea monster was covered with moss, and mushrooms grew on the wooden hull in many places.

How could a ship come to such a ghost place?

And more importantly, the ship was stranded here for a short time.

In the construction stage of ships of this era, magic was involved, such as enhancing corrosion resistance and strengthening structural strength, so it would not rot easily.

But it was just wood after all.

As the saying goes, dry for a thousand years and wet for ten thousand years, and neither dry nor wet for at most half a year.

The environment on the scene was very unfavorable for the preservation of wood. When Oldie and the others came, they could still see the complete hull, which meant that the ship would not be here for more than two or three hundred years at most, and it was even possible within a hundred years.

In this relic of the mythical era, Olde and her companions were not the first visitors; there were many people who had come before.