The Witcher: Elemental Lords

With the Sea God Mountain almost within reach, Afelius felt a slight sense of relief. He glanced at Dorre, trying to catch his breath and recover his strength.

He hoped that the God Mountain wasn't a place where magic was forbidden, otherwise, he would truly be without any fighting power. He was completely focused on wizardry and not a true dual cultivator of magic and body.

How tragic.

At this moment, Dorre was very calm. He looked around, at the sky, and at the misty God Mountain ahead, a glint of brightness appearing in his eyes.

The further he went, the more he felt that the surrounding spatial rules were somewhat abnormal. Could this be a spatial-type divine object or divinity?

He was starting to look forward to it.

Next, he rowed the boat all the way to the base of the God Mountain, about three hundred meters away. The entire way was filled with mist and relatively dark shadows, making it impossible to see the mountain body. Only upon arriving close did they see that there were no cracks here.

The God Mountain was a seamless entity, and no cracks could be found on the massive, majestic mountain body. It was impossible to enter from here, but the general direction was correct. The two discussed it and decided to search left and right along the seemingly seamless stone to see where the crack was.

Dorre looked around, a flash of magical light flickering in his eyes, indicating that they should go left first.

Afelius glanced around and didn't object, so he took the oars and began to row to the left.

After rowing for only about six hundred meters, they saw a thin black line on the seamless mountain body.

Seeing this thin black line, Afelius's heart trembled.

They had arrived.

He rowed forward with all his might, as if someone was chasing them from behind.

The black line got closer and closer, bigger and bigger, and soon turned into a black mountain crevice.

The crevice was very thin and tall, only a little over ten meters wide, but over a hundred meters high, a narrow and long shape that stretched into the depths, bottomless, with only a faint glimmer of light visible in the depths.

There is light inside.

Seeing this, Afelius's spirits lifted. He looked at Dorre and said, "I hope we can use magic inside, otherwise, I feel like this time is going to be very dangerous."

Dorre nodded, "If we encounter body refiners, we might be in trouble, and the magical beast under our feet is still there, I don't know what's going on. It seems to be following us."

Dorre nodded. The other party hadn't attacked them, and they assumed that the other party wouldn't attack them, except for the beginning!

Afelius thought for a while, "It might let us go in first and then go in itself. It's very likely the law-level magical beast recorded in the diary, but it's been here all along, hasn't it ever gone in?"

Dorre shrugged, observing the outside while looking inside, "Who knows."

A magical light flashed in his eyes, and he had already seen the people outside. They also seemed to be coming in by boat, but they couldn't be seen with ordinary eyes. The other party seemed to have a means of locating them, always outside of their line of sight, and couldn't be seen with normal eyes.

Afelius steered the boat, slowly merging into the crevice, suppressing the hesitation and fear in his heart while cheering himself on. There must be heavenly treasures ahead, there must be divinity ahead. As long as he could get in, he could improve himself as much as possible.

He tried to cheer himself up.

The boat slowly entered, and behind them, the magical beast slowly sank into the sea, not coming up.

It was also waiting, waiting for the two people in front and other divine envoys to arrive.

It was estimated that it would be very lively in a while.

…

At the black crevice entrance, a small boat slowly merged in. As they entered, it gradually became impossible to see anything, only a little light behind them.

At this moment, Dorre took out a torch that he had made for many years from the Space Tribulation Pearl and lit it, holding it in his hand.

As the fire lit up, it seemed to dispel a lot of fear. Afelius was stunned and then gave Dorre a thumbs up.

"I haven't used a torch for many years. You actually have this thing?"

Dorre shrugged, "I usually like to prepare things that I don't normally use. A torch is one of them. I also prepared food, a stove, and wood, although I haven't used them for many years."

Afelius looked at Dorre like he was a monster, not understanding.

While rowing, he calmed his mind and looked around by the light of the fire. At this time, he noticed that he could already see the earth's crust under the sea, and the water was very shallow.

Seeing this, he felt relieved. This below was the ground, and he finally didn't have to worry about something popping up from under the sea.

As the boat moved forward, the light inside was slowly approaching and starting to brighten. According to the distance traveled, it was about two kilometers, and the crevice was still so big, neither increasing nor decreasing.

Seeing this, the two felt relieved, and Dorre fixed the torch on the boat and also started to help row.

The two were full of energy.

The crevice was quiet, and apart from the sound of the two rowing, nothing could be heard, not even the sound of the wind. It was eerily quiet.

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In such an environment, even Dorre couldn't help but feel a little nervous.

The light ahead was increasing, they were almost there, and the two felt at ease.

Almost there.

At this moment, Afelius felt that the power in his body seemed to be slowly recovering. The power was coming back.

Feeling this, the two were immediately shocked. Dorre slapped the boat, and the boat seemed to be pushed by an invisible force, starting to move forward rapidly.

The boat moved, and the two breathed a sigh of relief. With power in their bodies, they were not afraid of anyone.

The light was getting closer and closer, and soon it turned into a huge thing that looked like a white barrier.

Through the translucent barrier of light, the two saw what was inside. Inside, it seemed to be a canyon-like thing.

The barrier was white and emitted a bright light. Dorre felt that the barrier in front had strong spatial fluctuations. Entering this light should not be the same world, or it was a small sub-dimensional world?

The two felt the anomaly, and at this time they cursed in their hearts, the guy who provided the diary was really too坑.

The boat moved on its own and soon reached the front of the light. At this time, the water surface had completely reached its end. Less than ten meters away from the light, rocks were exposed. At this time, the boat touched the rocks and slowly stopped.

Afelius and Dorre jumped onto the rocks, and the surrounding light was not so dazzling, and they could see the scenery in front of them. From here, they could see that the so-called white light was a layer of white light curtain. Looking through the light curtain, inside was a very huge canyon, and there was a sun in the sky, and there was world, air, and plants around. Obviously, this was not the same world, at least not inside the stone.

Looking from the outside, this stone mountain was a seamless entity, without a trace of wind, and there were various mists above its head, and it was not very big. But looking from the light curtain, the canyon inside was at least hundreds of kilometers deep, and there was a sun above its head, clear air, and mountains around. Given the volume of the Sea God Mountain, it was impossible to accommodate such a large space.

There were only two possibilities, either there was an integrated spatial formation inside, artificially expanding the volume of the space, or it was a sub-dimensional world.