The sighs from the direction of the wall did not stop, but everyone experienced a complete sublimation in Luca's singing, and they would no longer be affected by the sound. Pen, fun, pavilion www. biquge。 info

"Shall we go ashore?" asked Ollie.

Crete reconfirmed his current position and said, "The coordinates where we are going are in the center of the island. ”

Phil gives Luka's coordinates, and Luca only sees one decimal place. In fact, there is a large series of smaller numbers at the back, which can be said to be accurate to meters compared to the length of the sea.

"Tomorrow is the winter solstice, right? Why don't we wait, what if this island can drift away?" Nora still had a heartbeat at what had just happened.

"It shouldn't drift away. Lukka shook his head, "There's no evidence, but I think this green thing is here to stop us." ”

"Shall we go up then?" Ollie reached out and tightened the strap that bound the greatsword.

"Yes, but be careful. Lukka said as he pulled out the box containing the enchanted glass blocks, and divided two for each person: diamond skin and bubble magic.

"If it's dangerous, break the glass and you can use spells. Luca explained.

Phil had already tried one, and with the glass block in his pocket, he suddenly asked a question: "The ground on the island seems to be soft and can't be broken?"

"Uh......" Lukka hadn't thought about this before.

"Just smash it, right? It doesn't have to be on the ground. Ollie gestured across her armor.

"Yes," Lukka continued, "it's the same with a weapon, you have to break it yourself." ”

Luca made a lot of glass blocks at that time, and just now Thea said "don't" with disdain, and after a circle, there was still a little half left in the box.

He thought about it for a moment and stuffed the box into his carry-on backpack as well, just in case.

"Ollie and Daniel, take care to protect Leon, Crete, and Phil, they are not very good at fighting!" Luca instructed as he prepared to go ashore.

"Lind!, hit!" shouted the half-giant, following behind.

Stepping onto the ground made of plants, Lukka had envisioned all the dangers that had happened, such as the branches getting tangled up and dragging people away, a large hole in the ground leaking into the sea, and plants emitting poisonous gases, none of them happened.

The plants lay dormant quietly under their feet, and the green ground didn't bother Luca at all, except for a little shaky when they first stepped on it, and it was not easy to keep their balance.

What really stood in their way was the wall of sighs that grew wantonly.

The walls of branches and flowers are about five meters high, and sighs can still be heard from the walls. Due to the previous influence, Lukka did not dare to approach immediately.

"The place to go is behind the wall. Crete's words forced him to face the wall.

"Look for the edge, what if there's a door?" Lukka said.

Everyone walked to the right along the wall and returned to their place in less than an hour.

The green wall encloses the city in a circle, wrapping around the perimeter of the island, blocking the center tightly. Walking around, Lukka couldn't find any cracks or signs of a door.

"Shall I burn it?" said Nora, igniting a small flame of fire.

Leon hadn't seen the fire elves make a move, so he watched with interest. It is also a well-informed adventurer like him who can be so calm, and if ordinary people reach his age, I am afraid it will be difficult to accept such things outside of common sense.

The flames slowly flew towards the wall, and the branches seemed to feel the heat and shrank back.

Just when Lukka thought it would work, the vine's movements stopped. On the wall, there is only a small area that is slightly sunken, and you can't see it at all if you don't look closely.

"Come closer!" Phil exclaimed eagerly.

Nora shook her head: "I can't do it, there's something in the way." ”

Lukka told Nora to retract the flame, and the branches immediately wrapped around each other and returned to their original form.

He took a step forward, closer to the wall. Ollie worriedly followed, pulling out her greatsword from her back and holding it in her hand.

"It's fine. As he spoke, Lukka held the Amethyst Staff in his right hand.

He stretched out his left hand to the wall, and sure enough, a few centimeters away from the vine, his palm stopped in mid-air.

It wasn't magic or divine power that stood in his way, Lukka could clearly feel that under his palm, streams of air with humidity were cruising back and forth.

Like the branches, currents of water vapor tangle in front of the walls, creating a transparent but impenetrable layer of protection that prevents Nora's flames from passing through.

"It seems that it can only be flipped over from above. Lukka looked up at the wall above, but it wasn't too high.

"How?" Ollie touched the protective layer on the wall as well, "It's slippery, there's nowhere to catch it." ”

Lukka smiled and said, "You guys stand out a little. ”

He then casts a spell he had just learned: fictional gravity.

"Does this work?" Nora remembered the gesture in which Lukka cast the spell, which meant that he had added an extended range when casting the spell, so everyone should have been affected, but now she didn't feel any change.

"Just follow me. Lukka said, placing one foot on the wall.

Then he grabbed Ollie's shoulder, and stepped on the vertical wall of sighs with his other foot.

Now, Luka's body is completely parallel to the ground, and it appears as if he is lying flat in the air. But if you tilt your head 90 degrees, you will find that he is actually standing straight on the wall as if he were standing on the ground.

"Changing the direction of gravity allows us to walk on any plane, just like on the ground. Luca explained.

"Interesting!" Ollie stepped up the wall as she did.

Phil jumped twice after standing up, and exclaimed excitedly, "It's really the same as the ground!"

As soon as everyone was on the wall, Lukka stepped upwards—forward, for him—toward him.

The height of the wall is about five meters, and according to the stride of a normal adult, it is about nine steps, and it is necessary to subtract the dozens of centimeters that I stepped on the wall just now.

But Lukka walked more than twenty steps forward in a row, but still couldn't reach the wall.

He looked ahead, the swaying twigs on the wall still beckoning to him not far ahead, the pale blue flowers blooming and falling at his feet, and a sigh of regret seemed to turn into mockery.

He looked back and saw that he was more than ten meters above the ground, and he hadn't been standing still.

Everyone was overwhelmed, and Ollie asked, "Is this wall an illusion?"

Lukka shook his head and said, "No, illusions can't let us come up." ”

"Then why is that?" asked Thea, who was of course unaffected by magic, and now took the form of a dragon and flapped her wings and hovered above everyone's heads.