Rhodes finished speaking and turned to the mysterious Kirishima.

Kirishima has tall and dense forests, and there are many unknown beasts that haunt it.

Ten fleets of more than 600 people stepped into the forest area and were attacked by countless poisonous insects and beasts, and they killed more than 300 people along the way before they explored the central area of Kirishima, where there was a huge building made of metal walls.

"I've never seen a metal façade so neat, it seems to be natural, and it's like a one-size-fits-all wall, with no protruding starting point."

Comparing the brick walls of Tomorrowland to Rhodes, Rhodes said, "It's as smooth as the façade of Tomorrowland, but the walls of the ruins are metallic and reflective." ”

"I can't imagine that the civilization in ancient times has developed to such a high level, while the current civilization is so low-level, and the walls are still at the level of stacking stone bricks."

Rhodes and Heinz couldn't help but show expressions of adoration, both awe and yearning.

Anyone who discovers a powerful civilization will have a sense of picking up leaks, wanting to go inside to find treasures, or find items beyond the current level of civilization.

However, because of cowardice, the two of them have been deliberately shrinking to the back, not daring to explore.

The doorway to the ruins is a metal gate, and when the creature approaches the doorway, the door opens automatically.

The three hundred people entered the ruins and saw three forks in the road, and the three waves of people were divided into three groups because of the problem that the distribution of interests could not be compromised, and each went his own way.

"We walked on the first passage on the left hand, and it was very long and dark, and we went on until we saw a pitch-black door, and the edge of the frame was red with rust, which gave a dim light, and the people who walked in front saw the rust, and they had no reason to be obsessed with the rust, and they knelt down and worshipped."

"Our fleet is at the end of the line, and I feel that those people are acting very strangely, and they don't dare to look at it."

Rhodes recalled the pitch-black passage, and still felt a little afraid.

The rust gave him an uncomfortable sense of darkness, cold and damp, like greasy tentacles swimming on the surface of his body.

Although the adventurers are afraid, the reason why the adventurer has the meaning of the word adventure is because he dares to take risks.

So Rhodes and the others were forced to move forward with the team, and when they pushed open the door, they saw a secret room neatly stacked with ancient coins.

The ancient coins are placed very neatly, and the layers of each stack of coins are hundreds of layers high, and the sailors are vigorously holding them, and the ancient coins are scattered with a bang.

Rhodes and the others had a low status, knowing that it was useless to take those ancient coins, and they would still be squeezed by the captain after they got on the ship, so they did not take the ancient coins, but walked around the money house, and saw a weather doll on a metal round table behind countless coins, behind the round table was a new door, and the edge of the gate seemed to be rusty, with blood-red rust.

They didn't dare to look at the rust on the next doorway, but picked up the weather dolls.

It is an ordinary puppet, and the orcs have no interest in the puppets and think they can't sell them for money, so no one robs their puppets.

Hearing this, Alan shook his head silently.

The other orcs are really stupid, the weather doll and the sci-fi style ruins obviously don't match, it's a very big doubt, but the sailors are blinded by the ancient coins everywhere, and they can't even stuff the coins in their pockets, who will put a weather doll.

"The exploration has gone well except for the eerie red rust, and this is when the adventurers of our team propose to retreat, and others want to move on."

At this point in the story, and gradually come to an end, the adventurers of Rhodes's ship are sensible and do not continue to explore, because they feel strange from the red rust and intuitively think that this ruin is very dangerous.

Their adventurers follow the principle of self-reliance, take it when they see it, take risks not stupidly gambling their lives, and only by living can they start the next adventure of life.

Most of the crew of Rhodes' ship withdrew, and only five crew members resisted the temptation to continue their exploration.

Of course, Rhodes later learned that the orcs on that voyage had all been wiped out.

Rhodes's fleet entered the Sea of Fog again, this time not so lucky, the fleet spent a long month in the fog, and the fleet was almost running out of food.

After going to sea, he faced another attack by a sea monster, and the sailboat was sunk.

At that time, if they hadn't used the weather doll to change the weather, the sea would have been eaten by the sea monster.

After being washed ashore by the waves, the two insisted that their fleet was attacked by a sea monster and that no one survived, and that they were lucky enough to be slapped back to shore by the waves.

Because the two did not bring back the treasure, and there was no second batch of witnesses, everyone tacitly assumed that the dozens of adventure ships died in shipwreck, or died in the sea monster.

Grunt, Rhodes drank the last drop of the bottle, his face flushed, and he fell drunk with a bang.

As the story ends here, Alan raises his glass and salutes the two, "Great adventure." ”

Speaking of this, Eren changed his words and asked, "If Tomorrow City forms a fleet to explore Kirishima, are you willing to challenge it again?" ”

Heinz shook his head when he heard this, that ruin was so terrifying, how dare they venture again.

Alan looked at Rhodes, apparently hoping that Rhodes would explore the ruins again, but Rhodes was drunk and had to ask Heinz to ask him tomorrow.

He sent the guards at the gate to help carry the drunken Rhodes back to his house, and Heinz followed suit.

Windsor and Alan continued to discuss the island's ruins in the back garden, digesting the information they had just received.

The fox-eared maid wagged her beautiful fox tail, replaced it with a new oil lamp and placed it in the center of the stone tabletop, then picked up the old oil lamp that had burned out, and stepped back lightly.

"That ruin is dangerous, Master Allen, you must not explore the ruins." Windsor looked serious and cocked up the pink blue cat ears on her head.

"Judging from Rhodes's description, it is a sci-fi relic, the ancient civilization has a much higher level of technology than ours, and there may be unknown rare metal minerals in the depths, or high-tech energy."

Alan didn't say anything dangerous, in fact he was very interested in the ruins, how could he be easily stopped by Windsor.

"The problem is that the rust on those gates is bizarre, and I'm afraid you'll be affected by the brain and change your mind as a result." Windsor worried.

Rhodes was terrified of the strange rust, and the adventurers of their fleet took the coin and retreated.

If it weren't for the sea monster crisis on the way back, Rhodes's ship's adventure could be called a textbook ocean-going expedition, implementing the principle of knowing how to make trade-offs and know how to advance and retreat.

"I won't be easily influenced, don't worry."

After Allen finished speaking, he thought of a non-top-level martial arts, internal skills of prevention and control-morning exercises.

If you farm to level 3, it will have the following effects:

"Morning practice to nourish the heart LV3, the warrior is not confused by external objects, and can be immune to mental interference skills ......"