A small team gathered together and began to venture into the dark place.
Dunjun is also in this team. In fact, some of the less depraved Beyonders in the upper city occasionally come to wander the wilderness in search of some relics and special materials.
Although he doesn't form a team with anyone, which is quite special, he doesn't deserve much attention.
"Three hundred meters ahead, a nightmare beast appears!"
Vivian flew into the sky and fell down after a moment, affirming.
"Are they nightmare beasts? There is some trouble... They are blocking the way we must pass..." Smith looked at the map: "It would be too far to go around it, and there are some dangerous areas... How many are there?"
"Three heads!"
"That's just right. One person can handle it one by one. Oh, Dunjun, you are too weak. Just hold one end down..."
Smith said matter-of-factly: "I'm going to attract the monsters. If I can attract them one by one, that would be the best result."
Dunjun's head was covered with black lines, and information about the Nightmare Beast emerged in his mind.
They are changeable in form. It is said that they feed on nightmares and can transform between reality and reality.
There is no doubt that this is an alien species in the wilderness, much more powerful than those disgusting flesh and blood monsters.
The most important thing is... they have no fixed form and possess strange deformation abilities.
The next moment, Smith's scream came: "They are too vigilant. They pounced on me as soon as I used the spell. Be careful..."
Dun Jun looked around and saw three black dog-like beasts.
Their fur is pitch black, their eyes are scarlet, and they have no fangs in their mouths, only a cluster of disgusting tentacles.
As if they had discovered that someone was ambush, the two beasts among them suddenly roared, and the dark fur flowed like water, converging on their backs, forming bat-like wings.
puff!
They jumped suddenly and flew straight up.
"Sure enough, it can fly!"
Vivian seemed to have expected it and cast a spell.
In the void, some inexplicable and ferocious shadows seemed to emerge, falling on the two nightmare beasts, causing them to fall from the air. They whimpered a few times, but seemed to be more ferocious and pounced towards them.
"The power of the spell has been weakened a lot."
Vivian sighed, dodged deftly, drew out a bronze dagger, and faced off against a nightmare beast.
The remaining one pounced directly on Dun Jun.
"Steel skin!"
Dunjun shouted, and his skin immediately became harder than steel.
This was handled very promptly.
Because almost the next moment, the black monster threw him to the ground, and many tentacles wrapped around his neck.
"How disgusting!"
Dun Jun cursed in his heart, and his eyes turned into snake-like vertical pupils, emitting a strange luster.
He gained a lot from that trip to hell.
In addition to the steel skin, there is also an extraordinary ability: the petrified pupil!
This seemed to be the influence of the giant skeletal snake monster on him, which caused his eyes to mutate and emit petrified light.
The many tentacles stopped at once, and a layer of gray-white stone appeared on the surface.
Taking advantage of this opportunity, Dunjun kicked the monster hard in the abdomen, sending it flying.
The hound-like beast suddenly opened its wings in mid-air, circled a few times, and resolved the pain and petrification. It seemed to be looking for an opportunity to pounce.
Dunjun turned over and got up, already feeling a little guilty.
His steel skin requires physical strength and mysterious power to maintain, and may not be able to withstand the next attack.
At this moment, he saw two shadows emerging from mid-air, each extending its tentacles and wrapping around the nightmare beast.
It turned out that Smith and Vivian had already solved their opponents at some point, and they cast spells together to restrain the last nightmare beast.
"Let's solve it quickly."
With a thought in his mind, Smith quickly retracted his tentacles and tore the monster into several pieces.
The corpse of the nightmare beast fell, turned into black air currents, and disappeared.
Dun Jun knew that this was a characteristic of this kind of monster. It would continue to regenerate after a period of time, which was simply unreasonable.
"When I come back, I'll probably have to kill them again..."
Smith shook his head, walked through the territory with Vivian and Dunjun, and saw a hill.
The hill was hundreds of meters high and stuck into the ground at an oblique angle, as if there was a huge mountain under the earth, which made Dunjun feel awkward no matter how he looked at it.
"This is not a mountain..."
Smith came to the edge of the mountain, and traces of black shadow penetrated into the soil, and suddenly said: "This is a fallen spaceship... Most of it is underground, and part of the exposed body has evolved over the years and covered the whole area.
Layers of rock and soil turned into this mountain..."
"this……"
Vivian looked at the towering mountain peaks and exclaimed: "Even our world has just reached the stage of launching rockets, and spaceships are just the contents of novels... How can prehistoric civilization be so advanced?"
"Now I just hope that its hatch is open, or there is some open passage..."
Smith probed again and his expression became solemn: "Otherwise... with our strength, I'm afraid we still won't be able to break through its defense..."
"spacecraft?"
Dunjun felt as if he was reading advanced mathematics materials in the upper city, and his head was a little blurry.
Although he understood every word spoken by Smith and others, he couldn't understand what they meant when put together.
He watched in confusion as Smith and Vivian jointly explored and dug tunnels.
According to Smith, they were lucky enough to find a hatch.
Moreover, it is open. Although the entrance is blocked by many rocks, it can be cleared.
After some digging, he watched the other party use a spell to melt the stone, open a passage, and lead him into a certain door.
After entering, the world suddenly became very different.
The silver-white sci-fi metal passage occupied Dun Jun's field of vision.
Zizzi!
When they entered the second branch, a street light came on along with the sound of poor contact.
"I don't know how many thousands of years from now... is there still energy that can be used in this spaceship?"
Vivian was immediately surprised when she saw this scene.
"What an unimaginable technology..." Smith also nodded.
"Why... there are no steam pipes and gears?" Dun Jun's eyes were very blank.
They walked for ten minutes and entered a hall.
This seemed to be a gathering point somewhere, with long tables and chairs. No humans or remains were found, and the ground was full of dust.
Directly in front is a large screen.
"Didi..."
Their entry seemed to activate some kind of device. A beam of red light swept across Smith and Vivian, and finally fell on Dunjun, turning green.
On the screen, gray-white light spots flashed, showing an image. Inside was a middle-aged bald man: "I am the captain of this ship. All members on the Comet have been infected with the 'dust disease', and our federation has also been infected."
I am sick, the whole universe is sick... This ship is about to make an emergency landing... Every member has performed their duties well, our great boys just want to take a rest..."
The screen distorted for a while, and another piece of news popped up. On it was a young man with an impressive figure, who was reading a document: "I am Fang Xian, President of the Federation. I would like to tell all the people of the Federation with great sadness that a