There are not many gods in the world of Ferron who can do this kind of thing, but there are many of them.

Tang Sen couldn't tell which god it was for the time being, but he could be sure that the other party had absolutely no good intentions towards him, and the other party's purpose must also be Neverwinter—or rather, the incredible power that acted on Neverwinter.

These speculations were suppressed by Tang Sen for the time being, and when he returned to Neverwinter, Tang Sen had the time or qualification to explore this level.

After all, for the gods of Faeron, his current self is really similar to an ant.

Thinking of this, Tang Sen was suddenly shocked in his heart.

He has introduced his real name to Varro. This kind of conversation can't be heard by the gods, right?

But soon, Townsend calmed down.

It should be unlikely, and even gods have no way of knowing everything that happens in the world, except by the all-knowing and all-powerful God, who in Ferron only has the power of the creator god.

And although Varro is the anchor point of the goddess of magic, it is only an anchor point, and the goddess of magic may not always pay attention to the other party.

"Looks like I'll have to hide my identity before I return to Neverwinter."

From Varro's words, Townsend keenly spotted the potential crisis.

If their identities were revealed, the gods who knew about it, at least the ones who had completely concealed the identity of the creator of Neverwinter, would definitely stop at nothing to get hold of them.

Even if those powerful gods could not descend directly to the main material plane, they were only an incarnation, and there were almost no opponents in the main material plane.

Of course, if all goes well, maybe I'll be able to return to Neverwinter soon.

Townsend glanced at the stone wall above him.

In fact, Tang Sen considered whether to directly penetrate the stone wall all the way up, with the ability of the surgical fruit, although it would consume some strength, but it would take ten days and half a month, and he should be able to return to the surface.

However, what prompted him to abandon this option was . He really didn't want to take that risk.

As all adventurers talk about, no one knows what is hidden in the dark region, unlike the replacement of the surface world, many places in the dark region, in many soils, there are still things that have remained unchanged in this world since its creation.

Townsend didn't want to dig up the ruins of a lost civilization, or a god who had fallen in ancient times.

Stuffing the three-headed dormant pseudo-monster into his stomach completely, Townsend finally felt his hunger lessen a lot.

Of course, there are also the transcendent traits that come with it, but for Townsend now, it's better than nothing.

"Then, Mr. Varro, please lead the way." Cleaning up the mess, Townsend spoke.

"Of course, I'm interested in exploring this place, but let's get out as soon as possible." Varro touched his stomach and sighed: "I really didn't expect that the best meal I had this year would actually be in this situation." ”

"If I had written down the merits of dormant pseudo-monsters in this regard, perhaps quite a few nobles would recruit adventurers to hunt these monsters."

"Don't worry, I believe that the dormant pseudo-monster will not be eaten to extinction." Townsend quipped, "And it's probably a good thing that this creature is extinct." ”

"Maybe someone breeds them specifically." Varro is not a rigid person, so naturally he does not have the boring idea that "dormant pseudo-monsters are also creatures and need to be protected", he just joked: "Of course, I don't think breeding this thing is as simple as raising cattle." ”

He didn't waste time, quickly recuperated his equipment, and pointed ahead: "I came from there, just go back the same way." ”

"I don't know if the Eye Demon is still there, I remember it attacked me from the way I came."

"It's gone." Tang Sen had already sensed it, and he said regretfully, "I still want to know what the Eye Demon tastes like." ”

Varro shuddered: "Don't this thing is beyond my reach, besides, the Eye Demon is not uncommon, it has been studied by many people, I can tell you for sure, this thing can't be eaten." ”

"It's a pity." Tang Sen sighed regretfully.

The two of them walked through the cave and entered a long, narrow passage, and after walking for about half an hour, they suddenly became enlightened again.

However, the two of them couldn't see how big the cave was, as it was completely shrouded in darkness, and there were no glowing fungi at all.

Townsend heard a faint sound of water running in the distance.

"In the dark areas of the bottom, underground rivers are relatively rare." Townsend said.

"That's right, so I'm very impressed here." Varro said with some trepidation, "You can imagine how important the water source is to the monsters in the dark regions below. ”

"It's full of monsters and we'll have to get through here, and the place where I fell is further away."

He picked up a small crystal ball and recited a spell, and the crystal ball suddenly lit up, illuminating a few meters around him.

This is undoubtedly a very dangerous act, but Varro does not have dark vision, and it is even more dangerous for him to not see anything.

Townsend didn't stop him, and although he didn't need light, he would spot those monsters first because of the light when they found themselves because of the light.

It's good to give Varro some security, sometimes his erudition is useful.

After all, in addition to the land under your feet, you can only see the thick darkness when you look at other places, and occasionally hear some creepy roars and screams, which makes people feel weak from the bottom of their hearts.

After walking in the dark for more than half an hour, nothing changed around him, and no unlucky monsters attacked.

"Varro, you're not going to get lost, are you?" Sensing his surroundings, Tang Sen couldn't help but ask, "I always feel like we're back in the same place?" ”

"Impossible, absolutely impossible." Varro shook his head and affirmed, "I can't go wrong with my memory. ”

"In such a dark place, what kind of memory path do you rely on?" Townsend asked.

"Feeling."

Townsen: "."

He sensed a stone in front of him that looked exactly like the one he had first entered the cave.

In the dark regions, the terrain is almost perfectly acceptable, but identical. And it's exactly the same under Townsen's perception.

This is unacceptable.

Townsend sighed, "All right, Mr. Varro. ”

"Maybe you can try to find your way in other more scientific ways in the future."

"We're now. Seems to be lost. ”

(End of chapter)