"It's time to depart. Gulu, you can feel it too, right? Adventure is calling us."
On the wall of the Void Folk's camp, two metallic figures stood there.
Looking at the vast world in front of them, their fighting spirit was high … Even though they did not have hearts, and even if they did, their hearts would not produce fighting spirit.
However, many creatures believed that fighting spirit came from the heart, whether it was Atlan, the Void Folk, or the original Ershi inhabitants of Mars.
"This mech feels much better than the small one … As expected, the large one doesn't feel out of place."
Below the wall, a few of the hero's companions walked over. The Scholar was stretching her arms while speaking to the Boilerplate on her body. "But why are you still so small?"
"Because I'm already this small." Cryopteris stood on the Scholar's shoulder. It was also a mech, but it was only slightly bigger than the original one. It was the same size as its real size.
"Next, we'll explore this world." Cryopteris said, "Your bodies are too weak and will die easily. These new bodies will keep you in a state where you won't die."
"You mean there's a chance of dying?" The Scholar asked, "It won't affect the mind, right?"
"No." Cryopteris said, "The death of your body will not affect your mind, but there are creatures in this world … who can tell that you are not the original body and can follow the information you are connected to find this location and … find your real body."
"There are creatures like that?" The Scholar was shocked. "Didn't you say that we use the energy of dreams as a connection, so it won't be easy to break or control?"
"Dreams and creatures are closely related," Cryopteris said, "Any kind of creature can appear here, so be prepared."
"It's not an adventure if there's no danger." The Hero raised his serrated sword and said, "Come, let us begin our journey!"
"Woah!!!" The Dwarf cooperated and shouted.
"… Then let's go."
Just like that. The exploration team set off … Their first stop was the place they had been to before, the Mirror Plains above the Earth Mirror City.
The Hero walked in front with his greatsword raised high, while the Scholar walked at the back with her head lowered. He checked the previous information.
The information on the Earth Mirror was almost done, and the Scholar had a good understanding of this small creature with a strange civilization.
However, there was one thing that the Scholar had yet to confirm. How intelligent were these Earth Mirrors? Have they never thought of expanding outwards? Or was there something restricting them?
This was not confirmed …
According to the Scholar's observation, there were no dangerous creatures on the ground of the Mirror Pit Plains. There was only one hidden in the sky … the 'Spear Thrower'. However, it was not always throwing spears. Most of the creatures that came here would be burnt to a crisp by the Mirror Pit.
"Is it true that this world did not develop a civilization that is too powerful …" The Scholar continued to look at the information.
Not long ago, Cryopteris had sent each of them a piece of information from the pompom. There were many introductions about connecting worlds.
The connected worlds did not have a civilization that was too powerful. No matter what, they were all in balance … This was what Ershi said.
However, there would occasionally be some special creatures in the connected worlds.
These creatures might have developed enough to have the ability to leave this world.
Then they just left and did not do anything to change the world. This meant that there were no creatures here that would change the world after reaching the top, as the Voidfolk thought.
This was a very strange situation.
Therefore, the Scholar became more and more interested in this world. She felt that it was good to be able to study here …
"Seems to be at the edge."
Just as the Scholar thought so. The Hero at the front stopped. The continuation of the Mirror Pit Plains had reached the edge in front of them.
And behind the Mirror Pit Plains. Instead, it was a … dense forest.
It could be called a jungle. Huge, strangely shaped objects grew on the ground. Some looked like giant tentacles. The thinnest one had a diameter of almost ten meters and extended to a height of hundreds of meters. Some were of different shapes, like corals or trees. There were also various colors, but most of them were gray. And they were quite large.
On these huge … creatures, there were many small creatures attached to them. They were jumping around, and some of them did not move at all. They were like small animals shuttling through the forest. As for those that did not move, they played the role of leaves or fruits, but in fact, it was unknown what they were. However, it was obvious that they did not grow on them, but were stuck on them.
"The creatures here seem to be mainly cells …" the Scholar said. "Most of the creatures that were burned in the Earth Mirror should have come from here."
Cryopteris said, "Yes, so do some of your kind."
"… Kind?"
"Those bandits." Cryopteris said, "Some of them ran into this place. If we go in, there is a small chance that we will run into them. You can detect their signal here."
"There is a signal … but they entered this place … and they did not die?" the Scholar said with disbelief. "This does not feel …"
"This world still has many mysteries," Cryopteris said. "It will not kill the creatures that enter so quickly. In any case, let's …"
"In any case, let's move forward!" The hero cried out loudly and climbed up a huge tentacle-like object at the edge of the 'forest'. The dwarf followed closely behind.
"You can always see further when you climb higher!" The Hero climbed up half the height, about fifty meters. There, it shouted at the Scholar and the others, "Come on up!"
"We should climb up to take a look." The Scholar looked up and touched the 'tentacle'. Then, it climbed up as well. Susumi followed behind it.
"The view up there is amazing!" When the Scholar was halfway up, the Hero and the dwarf had already reached the top. When they cheered, the Scholar suddenly had a strange feeling.
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