Chapter 2295: Chapter 1275: An Unexpected Discovery
“Lord, look over there!”
Louise stood on tiptoe, her face full of wonder as she pointed to a shadow where the abyss t the canyon wall.
“Have we found the gravity prisms?”
Leo Ray heard her and followed her finger’s direction. Sure enough, amidst the swirling sand and stones, he vaguely saw several brown crystals suspended in mid-air.
But that was not the most captivating sight. Behind those brown crystals, Leo Ray also spotted a small wooden cabin standing beside the abyss!
Because the cabin was positioned in the canyon’s shadow, coupled with the raging energy storm and the flying dust and rocks, visibility was greatly reduced. If Louise hadn’t pointed it out, it would have been difficult to notice anything unusual for quite so ti.
Around Leo Ray, the other subordinates evidently also saw the cabin and couldn’t help but widen their eyes.
One must know, the gravity energy storms bursting out from the mouth of the giant abyss had reached an astoundingly violent level. Our group was only unaffected thanks to Little Jie’s Absolute Defense Barrier.
It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that in such an extre environnt of zero gravity and fierce gravity storms, even a castle would crumble in a very short ti.
Yet this small cabin, occupying just a few square ters, standing firmly amidst gravity storms like avalanches and tsunamis, was simply mind-boggling.
“Lord, it’s rely a few brown stones, what are you all looking at?”
Amid the roaring winds, Louise’s starry eyes shimred with confusion, and then she exclaid in surprise, “There’s actually a small cabin in the shadow!”
“So this girl completely missed the cabin in the shadow.” Leo Ray smiled helplessly and nodded to everyone, “Anyway, what we’re looking for is there, so let’s go over and take a look.”
Receiving Leo Ray’s command, the powerhouses, filled with surprise and curiosity, all focused energetically and moved straight toward the canyon’s shadow.
During this process, Leo Ray successfully collected five pieces of gravity prisms as Tier 5 rare resources, and soon reached the small cabin at the abyss edge.
As seen from afar, the cabin occupies only a few square ters, and its building materials appear quite ordinary, clearly with nothing special, not even any magic flow light flickering on the surface.
“Lord, this obviously looks like a temporary shelter built with common building plans.”
Qiana stood at the edge of our Absolute Defense Barrier, observing for a mont, and pondered, “Though it’s impossible to determine which force among the Ten Thousand Clans the owner belongs to just by the cabin’s appearance, since it stands safely here, perhaps it has so hidden defensive barrier cast upon it.”
“A reasonable assumption.”
Leo Ray slightly nodded and asked Yonir beside him, “Old president, any findings?”
“Your Majesty, I can confirm that there are no magic traps set around the cabin.”
Yonir bowed respectfully and replied, “As for what kind of barrier the cabin has been cast with, Your Majesty, please wait a mont.”
With that, a gentle blue mana wave surged from the top of Yonir’s magic wand, sweeping through our Absolute Defense Barrier toward the cabin.
In the blink of an eye, the entire cabin was wrapped in a faint blue hue; at the sa ti, a deep purple began to erge on its surface, seemingly reacting with the blue energy.
“Your Majesty, this is a remarkably exquisite gravity barrier!”
Yonir’s old eyes flashed with amazent, and he solemnly said, “No wonder the cabin can stand firm in such an environnt; the caster must be a Tier 6 Peak Gravity Grand Magician!”
Hearing Yonir’s words, everyone couldn’t help but be a bit tense.
Tier 6 Peak, comparable to the Malevolent Deity’s Chosen Son, who nearly destroyed the Human World.
“Not surprising for the Outer Region, to encounter a Tier 6 Peak powerhouse casually.”
Leo Ray clutched Rolanddel tightly, not daring to be negligent.
Gravity powerhouses are rare in the Human World; those who have appeared are fad, so much more for those at the Tier 6 Peak level.
“By the way, did a gravity powerhouse establish a small outpost in the depths of Inverted Gorge fad for its gravity? Seems we’re not the only ones intrigued by this mysterious abyss.”
Leo Ray thought of this and looked toward the cabin’s gate.
It was tightly shut, and the cabin’s windows were blocked from the inside, making it impossible to know the interior condition.
“Lord, could the mysterious powerhouse still be in there?”
Louise’s fingertip glimred with a red hue, and a bat puppet erged, her small face showing hints of tension.
“Doesn’t seem like it. Judging from the energy change of this gravity barrier, it hasn’t received any new mana supply for at least a month.”
Yonir pondered for a mont and said thoughtfully, “Though this barrier has a sophisticated mana absorption formation theoretically capable of perpetual operation, the gravity storms here are far too intense, re absorbed mana can’t sustain the barrier’s continual function.”
“So, despite the small cabin appearing stable in this extre environnt, without ongoing mana supplentation from the caster, it will eventually crumble, indicating that the caster is indeed not here.”
Leo Ray slightly nodded, relieved inwardly.
Our forces are currently limited, and without knowing whether the other party is friend or foe, blindly engaging would be disadvantageous.
Yet at this mont, unexpectedly, with the sound of a sudden “creak,” the previously shut door abruptly opened.
Despite the howling winds, this subtle sound was almost negligible, but for our powerhouses with exceptionally heightened senses, it was heard clearly.
Upon seeing this, the previously relaxed subordinates’ eyes once again filled with vigilance, staring intently at the direction the door opened.
However, the cabin was empty, with no sign of anyone, and the furnishings were very simple: just a simple bed, a desk, and a chair.
But these weren’t the main focus; in the cabin’s center stood a low wooden platform, just over a ter high, which was most striking.
“Lord, what are the things displayed on the platform?”
Louise’s starry eyes lit up, filled with curiosity.
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