The carriage drove into the former enclosed dungeon.

The place was opened, and the seal of Inzadu was taken away. This is something that the Khan knows very well, after all, he has seen the latest host of Inzadu in the outside world, the demon prince Azad, one of the strongest in the world.

Although the combination of Azad and Insadhu could not help it with the magician, the Khan would not deny the strength of his opponent. Compared to Inzadu's past hosts, and even to the other warriors that the Khan had dealt with or had seen, Azad was definitely the group at the top of the pyramid, if not the strongest.

And the reason why Azad was not controlled by Inzadu's madness was only because he himself was more crazy and unpredictable. Besides, no matter how crazy Inzadu is, its purpose is very clear, it just wants to influence the host and control them to cut other crates.

But Azade's madness is that there is no 'pattern' before and after his actions. One thing pleased him, and he received a reward from the hand of the demon prince; Maybe the next time he also pleases him, it will only result in his head being cut off.

Sometimes angering him will lead to death, sometimes angering him will only get a laugh, and no one can figure out what the demon prince will do next. Even the magician was just promising that he wouldn't die at the hands of the other party.

How did such a person unlock the seal of the dungeon and find Insadu in the first place, the Khan has always had such questions. It also actually inquired about the time it had been in contact with Azad.

Of course, Inzadu did not answer. The thing was very annoyed and disgusted by the fact that he didn't dare to go toe-to-toe with Khan.

Azad answered, but there was no difference between an answer and a non-answer, for he did not answer what he asked. Even the ability to peek into what a person is thinking is not being seen in Azad's mind when he rescued Inzadu.

It's not so much that Azard was trained to control his mind, but that he didn't take the conversation behind the hacking of his mind at all. The last time I encountered a similar situation was when Yufen's lich started a war against the gods, and the box cut clan was collected in large numbers and thrown to stitch corpses for use.

Those undead who were empty in their minds, let the tongue of the Lotus Clan be cut, and they were still unmoved. Even if the Cachio clan passively cooperates and no longer spends energy to maintain their sharpness, of course, they will not cooperate with any stitched corpses to transform their appearance and weight into the most suitable appearance for the host. But those brainless corpses, just by holding the box and smashing it, they can smash a way.

Azad's symptoms are similar to those of the sutured corpses, they are the type who don't care if the weapon in their hands can speak, and just use the box cutter as a tool. And the results of his work seem to be quite good.

Now that he has been brought back to this familiar dungeon by the people of the Holy Sword Society, the Khan is able to find part of the truth of the past from the traces left by the environment. Speaking of which, this method was also used by the magician. Since the Khan could read the minds of people who were thinking, it was only natural that he had read the whole set of methods and used them.

To put it simply, the way Azad broke into the dungeon was to go through the main gate and break it with amazing destructive power......

It's not surprisingly simple.

It is said that the construction of this underground palace has the hand of the Khan in it. At the beginning of the construction, the builders of course also thought that if some white-eyed thief broke in and accidentally released Inzadu, it would be more than worth the loss.

The long life makes the crates understand that reasoning with the kind of thief who does not enter the stream is the most pointless thing. It's just a sign to warn latecomers that there is a devouring monster sealed in the dungeon, and it can't scare those thieves at all; On the contrary, it will stimulate their desire to go in and find out.

Therefore, there are many traps designed in the dungeon, some of which are sluggish and some of which cause death. I remember that there were other suggestions at that time, whether to release some vicious demonic beasts in the dungeon and expel those daring adventurers.

However, considering that the dungeon will be completely closed, even if the demonic beasts are raised, they will not live long. If you want to run the underground palace into a self-sufficient ecosystem, you don't know how many times the scale will have to be expanded, and even with the amount of knowledge at that time, it is not enough to do such a thing.

Speaking of which, the term 'biosphere' came to the mind of the magician, and he understood how difficult it was to maintain an ecosystem with apex predators. If that mention came true, the result would be that it wouldn't be long before all the monsters that were freed in the dungeon would starve to death.

Fortunately, the idea was not intended to be done from the beginning. Regardless of the difficulty of catching monsters and stocking them in the dungeon; The most important thing is that there are animals, especially the magical beasts with high intelligence, even if they don't know how to speak human language, it is not difficult for the Hakiri clan to communicate.

As long as you can communicate, there is a possibility that you will be broken by Insadu. The inhuman host is not unheard of in the history of the Crate Cut. In comparison, it is relatively simple to create some killing traps.

Now those traps have all been destroyed, without exception. It's just that this group of latecomers seems to have re-set some traps on some channels. The lethality of these new traps is not known for the time being.

The interior of the dungeon is quite spacious, with a ceiling height of at least five floors, and the giants or dragons will not feel any inconvenience when they walk in it. There are no less than 100 marble pillars that need to be surrounded by three or four people, and they are erected scattered, supporting this underground palace. At the ground, there is a labyrinth, the kind full of traps.

It's just that...... The original method of solving the labyrinth by the demon prince Azad was a bit unruly. Ignoring the thickness of the labyrinth's walls, he spotted the direction of the end and punched his way through......

After the Holy Sword would take over the dungeon, they did not completely repair the walls of the labyrinth that had been pierced. Instead, some magic tricks were made to make the straight passage part of the labyrinth, hindering uninvited visitors.

But they themselves don't know what means to use to keep the passage open. The carriage they were riding in also traveled unhindered into the core palace of the underground palace.

When entering the core palace, it should have been an empty, monotonous, chilling space to place Insadus and keep it in eternal loneliness. Today, it has been converted into a showroom, with all kinds of weapons on display. And they're all box cuts......

There are other living people in the dungeon, and many places have even been transformed to be quite comfortable, and it is not a crime to live here. It's just that these people don't wear a box cut.

And the three people who just came back also put their respective boxes on the shelves in the showroom. It's normal to think about it, for a sharp weapon without a scabbard, as long as there is an opportunity, normal people will put it down without worrying about hurting themselves. Not to mention that the weapon can still make noise in your own head.

But the khan, that is, the golden ceremonial dagger, was not so respected. It was placed haphazardly on a cabinet somewhere, and it was not taken seriously at all. Then the living people closed the palace gates, walked to the living quarters, and chatted about their topics.

However, the Khan, who was left behind, only felt extremely mocking.

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