The cylindrical base of the object is more than half a man high, and it holds a sphere wrapped in a hollowed-out 'decoration'. It looks like the whole thing is made of stone, but the stone, specifically the stone that only makes the central sphere, is glowing with a faint blue light.

Lévy bent down and looked closely to see traces of someone touching the openwork cover outside the glowing orb. Judging from the subdivision of the traces, he speculated that the person who came here before had probably pressed the cover with both hands and turned it to the left.

Originally, it didn't glow, but the sphere only emitted its current glow after turning to the left?

Lévy felt that the truth should be his own speculation. But he didn't try to turn the hood in the opposite direction to see if he could dim the glowing orb.

This kind of mechanism in the labyrinth, under normal circumstances, unless you really can't find a way to move forward, Levy will not easily touch it. This is where dealing with things in reality is different from the logic in the game.

In a game, even if it is a stand-alone game that cannot be saved at any time, or even a single-player game where a character dies and has to start over from the beginning of the maze, or an online game where the death penalty is very severe, not only deducting some experience points, but even randomly dropping items and equipment on the body, these are still the world of 'dead and can start over' games. In reality, not to mention that most people only have one life, even vampires like Evangeline and Oshino Shinobu who can live forever, or even an immortal body like Pengraiya who really has no weaknesses, no one will use the game's 'dead and resurrected' mindset in the game to 'attack the maze'.

You must know that if you are trapped by some traps in the game that can trap people to death, the big deal is to find a way to make the character simply die and start the challenge again from the previous save point. However, if people in reality are trapped in such a trap, even if they are 'undead' like Evan and Shinobu and Kaguya, after committing suicide like in the game, no one is kind enough to move their souls and bodies out of the trap, so that they can be resurrected before stepping into the trap and start all over again.

The mindset in the game that is not proportional to what you give and what you get must not be substituted into reality. In fact, this is the so-called confusion between reality and illusion, which is most likely to cause serious harm to people. Just like Levy, he was actually quite worried about some members of the secondary disease club that was separated from the SOS group. Especially the girl who always wears an eye patch.,It's estimated that it can be called the first middle school and second disease in the school.、It's several times more serious than Kaguya's good friend black cat.。

That girl used to do stupid things in school that only people who really confused fantasy and reality would do. On another occasion, Lévy happened to pass by and save the child. The SOS group seems to have no taboos and never has a brain, compared with the child with the second middle school disease, that is the outstanding student representative who makes people feel worry-free.

Haruhi Suzumiya's usual work seems to be headless and brainless, which is incomprehensible. In fact, those who are familiar with her know that she is a very common sense, and her mind is also very smart, and even as long as she plans things, she has a certain amount of logic and is quite reliable.

Except for the impulse to whims and reckless of the consequences, Haruhi Suzumiya is a person who doesn't have to worry too much, as long as she ignores the possible consequences of her 'wish come true' ability, she can completely let her do whatever she wants.

On the contrary, it's the middle two sick girl who doesn't have any special abilities except for being delusional.。 Levi felt that she had to be cautious at all times, a person who could be careless and let her make big news.

If Lévy were to be the instructor of the Secondary 2 Sick Club, how could he be as relaxed and happy as he is now this semester, and how could he be like him and actually leave it at all like the SOS team?

"Looks like this is it?"

Lévi left the trap in place, not letting his curiosity control his actions in the slightest. Turn away and continue on until you come to two platforms floating in the air.

They were two suspended platforms that progressed like a staircase. Each platform was a stone slab about fifty centimeters thick, and Levi tried to jump on it, not feeling the platform sinking due to his weight and gravitational inertia, and it was quite spacious to stand on.

If this is a maze in the game, then the trap that Levi encountered earlier is likely to be the 'switch' of the trap composed of these two platforms. Let's assume that the two platforms were originally floating at the same height on the top level, rather than progressing in a staircase as they do now. Then unless the person who comes here has an explosive power that is far beyond ordinary people, it is impossible to jump directly onto the platform and pass through this mechanism.

With Levi's ability, he can easily jump on it, and he really can't do it, he still has the convenience of teleportation, and he has verified the ability to be undisturbed in this different space.

However, as far as Levi knows, there are certainly some very good masters in those organizations that specialize in dealing with this kind of otherworld. But in essence, most of the people in the organization are just low-level supernatural who use special weapons and know some special spells, and the rest are only weaker than ordinary people.

It's like a part of the ability in the school park city that is not too high.。 They may be able to unleash high enough flames from their hands to burn anyone, but without using this ability, they may not be able to beat an average able-bodied student with their fists and kicks alone.

In fact, the vast majority of supernatural beings in this world have various 'limitations' in order to reach the realm of being stronger than ordinary people. Once they are out of the conditions they are good at, it is not impossible for ordinary people to defeat them. Otherwise, there are too many people in this world who can do whatever they want, and even with an inexplicable and wonderful balance that Lévy cannot understand, it is impossible to be as peaceful as it is now.

From the fact that he had to find the mechanism to move on, Levi already knew that the people who 'led the way' in front of him were also those who were not much beyond the realm of ordinary people, except for special weapons and abilities. It's like his 'eldest daughter' Rin Tosaka. If she had come to this labyrinth, if she hadn't used magic, she would have had to find the mechanism to continue in this place.

This game-like otherworldly labyrinth is indeed not too large.

Although Levi walked so fast because someone in front of him 'led the way' and the process was relatively smooth and did not take too many forks in the road. But from the terrain he saw on the road, even if he was to 'open up the wasteland' alone, it would probably take about half an hour at most to explore all corners of this labyrinth.