Inge asked:

"Have you heard of the legends of the underworld?"

Fanny was curious:

"Is it the story of the Sewer Kingdom?"

Antotica says:

"I've heard that there is a city under Wharton that is exactly the same as Wharton, but it's the opposite. ”

Inge said excitedly:

"Don't you think it's strange that there are so many versions of this legend?"

Fanny touched her chin and said:

"It's true that there are few versions of general rumors, but there are countless stories about a world underneath Wharton, and there are even many stories that describe the details of the underworld. ”

The three of them looked at Hara together.

Hola says:

"I've just come to Wharton and I've never heard these stories. ”

Inge's eyes lit up when he heard this:

"Hora, didn't you know? Let me tell you more about it. ”

Antotica was particularly familiar with Inge's expression at this moment:

"At the end of the day, it's just a legend, and while there are many versions of these stories, they contradict each other. ”

Inge says:

"I can think of reasonable explanations for the contradictions you said......"

Antotica waved her hand:

"Forget it, you can talk about it. ”

Inge looked at Hola with interest and said:

"There are many stories about the underworld, and according to the analysis of 329 highly credible legends I have collected, I think that the world under our surface should have a lot to do with Wharton City, and two of them are credible after all.

"One, the underworld is Wharton's upside down, or Wharton upside down, or it may just be a city exactly like Wharton, but in short, it is somehow a copy of Wharton, and of course it may be a copy of Wharton.

"Second, some people think that this underground world was created with the help of some kind of fantasy magic, and it itself is attached to various dark corners of Wharton, such as the uninhabited alleys after the sun goes down, the sewers, the empty houses, and the cabinets that no one uses, all of which are the residences of the inhabitants of another city. ”

Antotica still couldn't bear it:

"But, Inge, you know, some of these legends say that their king is a mouse, others say that the king is a man in a red robe, and some even say that the ruler of the underground kingdom is an empress, which is completely contradictory, and it seems to me that they are all based on some kind of unique cultural atmosphere of Wharton. ”

Inge retorted:

"I've thought about this for a long time, maybe the king can change the form, and there is another more likely conclusion, in these stories, the king has different national atmospheres and styles......"

Antotica whispered:

"Because the people who create these stories also have different styles of work. ”

Inge ignored her:

"So I think there may be multiple kingdoms underground. ”

Antotica pouted:

"It's getting outrageous, one Wharton city, multiple kingdoms?"

Inger paused.

She looked into Hara's clear eyes:

"Do you believe me?"

Hola says:

"I don't believe it yet, but maybe I will. ”

Inger smiled:

"I found a couple of words to describe the underworld, and one of the most frequent words was 'Lower Wharton'.

"And you know, Lower Wharton is supposed to be a world with several kings, including the rat king, the wolf king, and the king in red.

"And in this world live many legendary species. ”

As he said this, Inge's eyes brightened.

"There are rat people, cat people, winged people, werewolves, all kinds of orcs, as well as trolls, elves, dwarves, dragons, cyborgs and other wonderful species.

"They have a completely different culture and concept than we do, for example, the food of the rat people is the leftovers of human food, and when they have a banquet, they will send many rats to many places to find enough leftovers and eat them together.

From time to time, the wolf king would go out with his subjects to hunt all kinds of creatures in the neutral zone, and the best hunters would be rewarded by the king.

"But Lower Wharton isn't all about feasts and hunting. ”

The corners of Fanny's mouth twitched when she heard the word beautiful.

Inge said to Hola with a serious face:

"There are also very cruel rules in Lower Wharton, one of which is that there must be no confusion between the ground and the underground, and if an above-ground person breaks into Lower Wharton, according to the rules, it must stay there forever. ”

Inger instantly put away his serious expression:

"But that's the old rule, and in modern times, Wharton is no longer subject to this old rule, which is why there are so many legends on earth, because they have been put back, but their words have been taken as madman's words. ”

Fanny says:

"Maybe it's not that the rule is lifted, I mean that if there really is such a place, it's likely that some kingdoms still follow the rules, some don't follow the rules, and you never know if the people who have broken into the wrong place have been given a new job, or locked up in a dark, damp dungeon, or even ......."

Fanny's tone is pretending to be eerie:

"They left two worlds forever. ”

Inge swallowed:

"It's not impossible that you're saying it, but in the story, the people they met were very friendly. ”

Antotica says:

"Reality is not a fairy tale. ”

Inge says:

"Wharton is more wonderful than a fairy tale, and I don't know how to get to other countries......"

Inge kept his mouth shut.

Fanny immediately asked:

"What do you ......mean?"

Inge looked around, and finally looked into Hara's wide, expectant eyes.

She sighed:

"I thought maybe I found a way to get to Wharton. ”

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