Sawan shone a light orb into the hole, and it didn't look unusual, and Sawin laughed to himself for being too careful, the world was so desolate, and even any beast would have starved to death.

The sandstorm continued, showing no signs of abating, and Sawin said to himself, "It's idle to be idle, so it's better to go in and have a look." ”

He walked into the cave with the ball of light, and the hole was wider than expected, at least two people tall, and there were enough four or five people to walk side by side on the left and right, and it didn't feel cramped to walk inside. Sawin walked boldly inside, the depth of this cave was far deeper than expected, and there was no end in sight after walking for more than an hour, but the slope was all down, indicating that the cave had gone deep into the ground.

Suddenly, Savin stopped, and a cliff suddenly appeared in front of him, and it was pitch black below, and he didn't know what it would be. If it were someone else, I would probably stop and turn back. However, Savin relied on his ability to fly, and there was nothing to worry about in such a place, so he used his mental power to slowly fall down the cliff.

Soon he was at the bottom of the cliff, and had just taken a few steps when he suddenly tripped over something under his feet. Sawin looked down and saw that it was an animal skeleton, which had existed for an unknown amount of time, and was shattered into several pieces by Sawin's light touch. Looking along the ground, Sawan couldn't help but be stunned, only to see countless skeletons piled up on the ground, with all kinds of animal skeletons, large and small, like a jungle of white bones.

Anyone who suddenly saw such a skeleton in the dark would be surprised, so many animal bones piled up together, obviously not natural, it must be the handiwork of humans. "Is it a graveyard?" Savin wondered.

He had heard some legends before, and ancient humans had the custom of animal burial, could it be that this was also the case? In order to test his idea, Sawan flew slowly forward along the ground, trying not to touch the skeletons, and sure enough, a sarcophagus soon appeared in front of him, proving that his guess was correct.

As we continued to fly, more sarcophagi appeared, but they were stacked in a mess, and some of them looked very rough, as if they had been made in a hurry, and they were placed here haphazardly, and the animal bones around them also looked messy. At first, Sawan didn't pay much attention to it, but the more he went on, the more he felt the clutter.

To Sawin's surprise, there were human skeletons next to some of the sarcophagi, some of which were lying on their stomachs or lying next to the sarcophagus, and there were also some decomposed weapons next to these bones, and it seemed that these people had chosen to commit suicide here.

Sawin wondered what had happened here, it seemed that many people were buried here in a hurry, and many people committed suicide here, could it be that they were forced to do so in desperation?

After looking at the whole mountain insight, Sawan was taken aback by the scale of the burial here, there were probably tens of thousands of sarcophagi in this wide cave, and the deepest ones were more exquisite, the more rough they were, and there were a large number of exposed bones, all of which looked like they were dead.

Sawan secretly speculated that this might be a place for the bones of a tribe or a city, the early ones were buried in the innermost part, and the specifications of the burials looked relatively high-level, the farther out they were, the more rudimentary they became, and the stacked burial animals were also very messy and seemed to be in a hurry. Perhaps it was a city that was about to be destroyed by the enemy before it was buried in a hurry, hence such a chaotic burial......

Just as Sawin was speculating on the reason, he suddenly heard a buzzing sound in his ears, and suddenly heard a sound in the dead graveyard here, which startled Savin, and instinctively looked around, but found nothing.

"Where's the sound?" Savan searched nervously as he suddenly realized that the sound was coming from behind him, from something he was carrying.

Sawan exclaimed, "What a wicked door!

He lowered the contents of his back to the lid of a sarcophagus and examined them one by one, and it seemed that the Demon Sword was chirping. When I got this sword from the dwarven exhibition hall, Voss once said that this sword was a bit evil, and now this sword suddenly made a sound, and it was really evil!

Sawan held the Nightmare Sword in his hand, and the Nightmare Sword in its scabbard vibrated with a buzzing sound, as if it was about to break free from its sheath. It was the first time that Sawan saw a weapon vibrating and chirping on its own, and he thought to himself: "This sword has been with me for a while, why has there never been such a strange thing before, and when it arrived at Onerens, it has had a strange change, could it be that this sword is also a thing of this world?"

Sawin gritted his teeth and pulled the Nightmare Sword out of its sheath, only to see that the sword body, which had been pitch-black before, was actually emitting a faint green light, reflecting the surrounding green. The graveyard in this cave is already eerie, and with the green light emitted by the Demon Sword, it is a living reappearance of hell.

"What the hell, what the hell is this sword?" Saviin couldn't help but scold.

As soon as the words fell, he saw that the Demon Nightmare Sword was full of green light, reflecting all the green within a radius of dozens of meters, Sawan was so frightened that he almost threw the sword on the ground, and scolded loudly: "What the hell! Dare to scare me! I have to break you into two parts!" While scolding, Sawin swung the Demon Sword vigorously into the air, and a burst of sound piercing the air followed.

As Savin swung his Nightmare Sword, the green light did not weaken but became more intense, turning the distance green. Suddenly, Savin noticed that there seemed to be a figure not far away, and he was standing in the white bone bush and looking at him. Savin's heart trembled, and the pores all over his body seemed to explode.

"Am I dazzled?" said Savan to himself.

He stopped the demon sword in his hand and looked at it, there was indeed a figure, and then looked closely, it seemed that there was more than one, with the fan of green light, more and more dark green figures appeared around, densely packed I don't know how many, after teaching people to look at it, they suddenly felt creepy.

Sawin was so surprised that he didn't dare to move for a long time, and his heart was already in a mess, "Is this the ghost of legend?" Sawin suddenly remembered the legend he had heard before, ghosts are also a kind of undead creatures, but ordinary ghosts can't hurt creatures, but high-level ghosts have powerful damage and can directly attack the souls of creatures.

Although Sawan was a third-order dragon, he had never experienced such a thing, and ghosts were not like ordinary creatures, and even among the undead, they were also different existences. Ordinary undead creatures still have entities, but ghosts don't even have entities, and even though Sawan has great power, he can't do anything about them.

Just as Sawin was in doubt, the green ghosts slowly approached him, and they didn't know how many there were.

Samin shouted in some panic, "Who are you, stop me!" As he spoke, Samin pointed his Nightmare Sword at the ghosts approaching him.

The ghosts, as if they understood what Sawan was saying, immediately stopped moving, but stared at him without saying a word. At this time, Sawan also carefully observed these terrifying ghosts, only to see that their eye sockets were deep-set, and they could not see the light in their eyes at all, as if they were two deep dark holes, and the faces of these ghosts were different from those commonly seen in humans, so white that they were bloodless.

Just when the two sides were at a stalemate, the ghosts seemed to have made an appointment, and they spoke at the same time, and the ghost's voice was not like a human at all, as if it was a buzzing sound coming from a hollow, and I didn't know what it meant.

At this time, Sawin was not as nervous as he was just now, and the other party was willing to speak, indicating that he was willing to communicate with him, which was much better than attacking as soon as he came up. The ghosts, regardless of whether Savan understood it or not, just kept talking as if they were reciting fixed words.

Sawin calmed down and listened carefully to the ghosts' words, and after listening for a while, gradually gaining some clarity, the ghosts spoke a language that seemed to be somewhat similar to the language used by the wildlings, and several of the words were even identical.