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"Where should we hide next? We need to choose a more careful hiding place, right?" Comrade Debbie came up with a clever idea.

"No, Debbie, what you said is not very kind! Those monsters are roaming all over the mountains and plains. It may not be safe to hide in the corners! I remember when I first came here, I accidentally caught a glimpse of a piece of purple medicine. We might as well put these treasures in our pockets and replenish ourselves." Bellamy suggested. She also came up with this idea temporarily after discovering the purple medicine.

"Well, that does make sense!" Debbie smiled, thinking that one extra purple pill meant a little more hope of survival, which was exactly what she thought.

After hearing this, Long Batian couldn't help but nod in agreement.

The three of them understood each other tacitly, so they moved forward swiftly along the path Bellamy had pointed to, where purple medicine was abundant.

"There's a mysterious building there!" Bellamy described the scene to the two as they walked.

"Mysterious building?" Debbie looked confused.

"It's a bit like the architecture of your Tyr Kingdom!" Bellamy thought for a moment and then said, "To be more specific, it should be somewhat similar to the architectural style of Xingfeng Academy!"

"Similar to the architectural style of Xingfeng Academy?" Debbie was surprised.

"What's the problem?"

"Is there any problem?" Long Batian was also confused.

"It's okay!" Debbie smiled awkwardly, but she felt mixed emotions. After a pause, she continued, "It is said that the Burning Mountains were the site of the Star Wind Academy a long time ago!"

"Haha, I've known about this for a long time! According to historical records, that terrible disaster forced Starwind Academy to move to the Kingdom of Tyr to avoid disaster!" Bellamy deeply agreed with Debbie's words and nodded repeatedly.

"What kind of disaster is it?" Long Batian was confused.

"Those demons are the source of the disaster! Add to that the swarms of demons far away from the towns on the Mogoro continent. Is there any need to explain this?"

"According to my inference, the monsters here cannot be easily eliminated! It seems that there is some kind of magical power silently guarding their rebirth!" Bellamy explained.

"Time waits for no one, we have to hurry up and get on the road!" Debbie shouted excitedly.

The group traveled through the deep forest, and had to be on guard against the demons lurking in the dark. Thanks to Bellamy, the warrior leader who had recovered, the demons were simply vulnerable in front of her and fell under her giant sword. Looking at the mighty giant sword in Bellamy's hand, Debbie couldn't help but wonder how he was captured by the windlass head and the old woman?

"Bellamy, you are so awesome, how did you end up in this cellar?" Debbie asked when she saw Bellamy packing up his giant sword and putting it back on his back.

"The monsters here don't seem to be as strong as the ones that just came in. They died after being hacked by Bellamy? Why didn't they split?" Debbie felt that Bellamy killed those monsters too easily, without any effort at all. Even the monsters didn't split.

"It's so embarrassing to talk about this! The dishes they cooked were so delicious that I couldn't help but eat too much. I fell asleep and woke up in the cellar!" Bellamy explained hurriedly.

"Ah, so that's how it is..." Debbie was planning to continue asking about the demon split, but Long Batian patted her on the shoulder, interrupting her next words.

"Why are you taking pictures of me?" Debbie, who was walking in front, asked unhappily.

"You want to know the secret of Bellamy's greatsword too?" Long Batian could tell at a glance that Bellamy's substitute was not simple, and whispered to Debbie.

"Is it because of the ability of Bellamy's substitute that those demons didn't split up?" Debbie secretly glanced at Bellamy and exclaimed with her hand covering her mouth.