It's okay, I'm just here to hang out. ”

Quis, who had re-transformed into a human form, touched the top of the head of the giant beast standing beside him, like a daily dog.

Due to the consumption of too much energy before, his dragon body has become larger, but fortunately, the dragon has the ability to perfect the shape, and his body shape has not changed much after turning into human form.

But what really surprised Quis was that after coming to the plane where the Jairus Beasts were located through a strange path—it should be a quantum entanglement channel—the energy that had been "lost" before had been partially replenished.

And these newly replenished energies seem to have some strange properties, and at this time his "adaptive" ability is still playing a role, trying to make him more comfortable with this quantum energy.

However, it is precisely because of this that it has become very difficult for Quest to reverse back to the plane of the Acid Mist Canyon, and he tried to release the force field perception again, and found that the "star map" inside has changed a little mysteriously.

He asked the Lower Eyelid Behemoth, "Your Abyss Leap ability, can you take me back to the Acid Mist Canyon with you?"

All the Jairus in the herd, including the Jairus Behemoth, have tried, but unfortunately they have all failed.

There were even a few newly-born Jairus, who were not skilled enough in the abyss jump, and were transported to unknown places during the experiment, and finally found their way home with considerable effort.

Seeing this result, Quest gave up on this attempt for the time being, and he asked the Jairus Behemoth to lead the herd to the Acid Mist Canyon on its own, to meet his companions first, and bring his own message by the way.

"Tell them that I'll figure it out by myself first, but I should be able to go back in ten days at most......"

Thinking about the previous "adaptive" effect, he would have been forced to sleep but now he didn't, Quest judged:

“...... Until then, you can find 'Hammer' and 'Clockwork Dragon' and ask them to take on the maintenance of the Traction City first. The most important thing is that you must cooperate with my companions, 'persuade' him to come to me, but try to have an armed conflict with him. ”

After thinking about it, Quith continued: "You can ask him if he wants to know the secret of the 'Lost Path', and if he wants to, he will come to me obediently." ”

After a few words, Quest let the Jairus leap away. With this new force, the situation in the Acid Mist Canyon can make him feel at ease.

As for his own safety, although he is still adapting to quantum energy, Quest cannot fully exert his strength. But self-preservation is certainly more than enough.

Because of the plane where the Jairus Beast Herd is located, there is no Demon Lord who has yet to settle here, so it is relatively safe.

According to the Jairus Behemoth, their nest is located in the fourth layer of the Bottomless Abyss, which is commonly known as the "Great Abyss".

The reason why this plane does not have a demon lord is because it has an extraordinarily strange property:

Theoretically, the Great Abyss connects all the planes of the Bottomless Abyss, and countless two-way portals spread throughout the plane.

All the Demon Lords are interested in getting their hands on this place, but that will definitely become the public enemy of the other Demon Lords, so some of the gains outweigh the losses.

It is said that the Great Abyss has not existed since ancient times - although it has been around long enough - that this plane is a "man-made" product.

During the time of the Obiris Demons, most of the original demon inhabitants chose to stay in the topmost plane of the bottomless abyss known as "Pazunia" or "Abyss Plains", and then secretly investigated the portal pit leading to the lower levels.

But some demons prefer a more direct approach, instigating an elaborate magical project to try to dig a tunnel deep into the surface of the bottomless abyss.

The resulting catastrophe shook the entire Abyss and took the lives of the twelve Lords of Obiris, who had participated in the plan, revealing a cavern-like crack that seemed to extend infinitely downwards as the smoke dissipated.

This tunnel is the Great Abyss.

Later, many daring demons who risked their lives arrived and explored the vast and vast chasm, discovering countless two-way portals on its steep rock faces, each leading to a different dimension of the bottomless abyss.

Perhaps because of their fading decline, the ancient demons of Obiris, who were insecure, were always migrating deeper into the abyss in search of a place to live.

During the migration, the Obiris Demon had to use a cross-border portal. But for the sake of safety, this ancient demon would rarely choose to go to the Abyss Plains and use those spatial rifts that were used by the Tanari Demon.

Most of Obiris's migrations were completed in the Great Abyss, and the stream was endless. It's just that because they are already hiding very deeply, they can't be seen at all in the big abyss that is closer to the Wanyuan Plain.

Due to the significance of the Great Abyss to the population, the Lords of Obiris, who survived the Ancient Cataclysm, once reached an agreement on the use of the Great Abyss: all Obierys (except the lords) would not be attacked by other Obiris.

Of course, this agreement does not include the Tanari Demons, and the new generation of Demon Lords represented by Demogorgen cannot tolerate the "finger-pointing" behavior of the Old Demon Lords towards the bottomless abyss, the promised land of Tanari.

Even though Demogorgen and Lord Obiris, the King of the Deep Sea, Dagon, should have some kind of alliance among many demonic speculations, he still took the lead and insisted on opposing the possession, use, and planning of the Great Abyss by the Obiris.

In response to the two-headed baboon's decision, the other Tanari Demon Lords rarely denigrated or objected, and they all sent their armies or powerful monsters to garrison around the two-way portals that connected their territory.

According to some kind of "tacit understanding"—the self-proclaimed paragon of chaos and evil, the Tanari would not agree to any kind of agreement—the monsters and demonic armies rarely disturbed each other too much, even if their masters were in an antagonistic and hostile relationship.

It's just that those guys have been stationed in the Great Abyss for too long, so long that they have almost forgotten about their masters, and they have gradually let go of their restraints, and from time to time there will be some murders and conflicts, but in short, no large-scale battles have broken out.

Anyone who wants to explore the Great Abyss will have to learn to avoid these terrifying monsters that may have gone "crazy". Generally speaking, the closer you get to the Abyss Plains, the easier it is to avoid them, and the more difficult it is to avoid them.

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