Crack.
It was the sound of something … cracking.
"…?"
The Scholar heard the sound, but it was only for a short moment.
It did not attract the Scholar's attention because most of the Scholar's attention was on a group of creatures more than ten meters in front of him.
There was a group of … "gods."
Their bodies seemed to be made of lava, and each of them was dozens of meters tall. There were a total of ten of them moving slowly on the ground.
The Scholar had been observing them for a while. At first, the Scholar tried to communicate with them. He used the language of the dust crocodiles and sent radio waves and other methods.
However, these "gods" did not respond. They completely ignored the Scholar and continued their activities.
The Scholar felt that they were more like wild creatures living here. However, the Scholar also felt that the god in the dust crocodiles was the same as them.
However, that god had been eaten by the dust cloud. Therefore, there was no way to ask it any questions.
This group of "gods" had been moving slowly on the ground. They might be eating or doing something else. There was a group of other creatures moving around them.
The Scholar felt that these creatures could be called "dust winds." In fact, the Scholar had learned about these creatures before. They were like small tornadoes and were collectively known as whirlwind creatures. They had a special core of "magnetic force" in the center, and this core controlled a large amount of dust to rotate, making them look like a gust of wind.
When the Scholar first learned about these creatures, he felt that they were incredible. However, it was said that these creatures gathered in a very distant world … a world controlled by brain spirits.
Why they appeared here was completely unknown. However, the Scholar was sure that these "dust winds" were a type of whirlwind creature.
This was because he had just caught one to study it.
The "dust winds" were very small, just a small storm of about ten centimeters. They swayed around the Lava God. Occasionally, some of them swayed farther away and were caught by the Scholar.
The theory of these strange creatures was still difficult to understand. The Scholar found that the "magnetic force" in the dust wind's core only worked on the special dust swirling around it. It did not work on any other substances found here.
The Scholar felt that there was still a lot to learn.
However, his time was now unlimited. He could infinitely understand these strange things in the void. Every time he thought about this, the Scholar felt very … excited.
However, it did not plan to stay there and do research because the Scholar still wanted to look for the missing Mechanical Dust Crocodile. Even if it could not be found, it wanted to walk around instead of staying in one place.
With that in mind, the Scholar Scholar stood up and looked beyond the gigantic Gods of Lava into the distance.
Under the hazy sky, the Scholar could vaguely see a … mountain in the distance. Although mountains were not strange, it was the Scholar's first time seeing one here.
Therefore, there was a need to take a look.
Bang!
Just as the Scholar was about to set off, the sky suddenly lit up.
It was as if someone had thrown a flash bomb into the sky. A bright light exploded above the Lava God's group, and the white light covered everything around it.
However, the Scholar could still see the situation clearly. Beneath the Lava God's body, the small clouds of dust seemed to be particularly fearful of the light. They circled around and fled in all directions. In an instant, all of them were gone.
And the Lava Gods themselves seemed to be a little … frightened.
They shook their bodies and began to move at a speed several times faster than usual.
Usually, they moved about half a meter per second. Now, their speed had increased to two meters per second. It could be said that they were much faster …
The Scholar Scholar felt that something was about to happen, so he activated his stealth mode.
When the light in the sky disappeared, the Scholar Scholar quickly saw a … behemoth appear on the horizon in the distance.
It looked like a … ship.
It was more than twenty meters long and looked very similar to the ships that the Emerald Dragons often used on the water. However, it was made of grayish-black rocks, and it was … sliding on the ground at high speed.
The arrival of the rock ship seemed to make the Lava Gods even more … fearful. They moved their bodies and spread out, which made the Scholar Scholar's impression of them slightly … crumble.
In the Scholar Scholar's impression, the Lava Gods were creatures that would shout and bite an entire city's army to death. However, the behavior of these Lava Gods was completely different.
With a bang, the rock ship approached the nearest Lava God. From the bottom of the ship's bow, an opening was opened, and a large amount of … air was continuously released from the opening.
It seemed to be … a type of gas that was relatively low in temperature. The Scholar Scholar could sense the change in temperature here. Under the attack of the air, the Lava God's body began to slowly change.
This reminded the Scholar of the time when the Lava God was bombed by the Dust Crocodile. It was very similar to what was happening now. The ship was shooting a large amount of cold air at the Lava God. This caused the Lava God's body to slowly turn gray, and it gradually stopped moving.
It seemed to have entered the same state as the previous Lava God.
The other Lava Gods did not save their companion. Instead, they quickly fled into the distance. The ship also stopped there and continued to shoot cold air until the Lava God completely stopped moving and was completely frozen.
The cold air lasted for … about a thousand seconds. The other Lava Gods had already gone far away, and this Lava God was completely motionless.
Only then did the ship stop shooting cold air. Then it slowly retreated, turned around, and sailed back in the direction it came from.
The Scholar Scholar hesitated for a moment, then began to chase after the ship.
However, the ship was quite fast. The Scholar Scholar could not catch up with it just by running. It could only watch as the ship went further and further away. Finally, it disappeared into the hazy air.
However, even so, the Scholar Scholar was still able to follow the traces left by the ship. It believed that the ship should be parked somewhere. Sooner or later, it would be found.
The ship did not seem to be a creature. The Scholar Scholar thought that it should be the creation of some kind of creature. Perhaps there were still inhabitants in this world.
However, their actions were very strange. They only froze the Lava God. They did not move or do anything else. They just turned around and left.
Or perhaps, there would be another group of people moving the Lava God?
In any case, the Scholar Scholar had left a … mini Scholar Scholar at the position of the Lava God to monitor. This way, it could continue to track the ship and see what would happen to the frozen Lava God.
Would it be eaten by the dust cloud? Or would it be taken away by the creature that froze it? Or … what was that?
The Scholar Scholar suddenly saw a special scene in front of it … a large number of rocks.
These rocks looked very strange. They looked very much like … palms.
Some of them were in the shape of a clenched fist, while others were in the shape of an open palm. These strange 'palms' were all over the Scholar Scholar's field of vision.
Moreover, the Scholar Scholar saw something familiar from before.
"It's … that bubble."
The Scholar Scholar quickly ran forward and came in front of an open palm. This palm had a bubble in it, and it looked like the bubble had been caught by a hand.
This bubble … was exactly the same as the one the Scholar Scholar saw before. It could reach into it and find that it was quite cool inside.
However, what made the Scholar Scholar more concerned was that there was something familiar in this bubble.
It was … a mummy.
To be more precise, it was an elite mummy.
Although it was shriveled, it did not seem to have any external injuries. It just lay quietly in the bubble.
Since it was here … it meant that someone had brought it here, and it was not eaten.
Perhaps it was the creature that created this bubble.
Crack.
The Scholar Scholar suddenly heard a sound.
It was the sound of the mummy cracking open.
Under the Scholar Scholar's shocked gaze, the mummy's head slowly cracked open. This crack instantly covered its entire body. Then, from the crack, a … hand stretched out.
The Scholar Scholar was stunned.
This hand was small and tender. Soon, another hand stretched out. These two hands forcefully pried open the mummy's body. Then, a small figure crawled out of the mummy.
"Where … am I?"
This was a young Dust Crocodile. The moment it appeared, it asked the Scholar Scholar such a question.
"You are …"
The Scholar Scholar could not help but ask.
"You don't recognize me?" the young Dust Crocodile said to the Scholar Scholar. "I … Wait, what is this place?"
As it spoke, it crawled up and stretched its hand towards the Scholar Scholar's direction.
"Wait!"
The moment the Scholar Scholar's voice sounded, the young Dust Crocodile stretched its hand out of the bubble, but it immediately retracted its hand with a cry.
The part of its hand that was extended out was already scalded.
"It's … It's hot outside!" the young Dust Crocodile said to the Scholar Scholar. "What is going on?"
"This … I want to know too."
"…"
Then, the Scholar Scholar chatted with the young Dust Crocodile for a while. It realized that this young Dust Crocodile was … the elite.
At least its memory was exactly the same as the elite. Of course, that was until their truck crashed to the ground. Then, the elite found itself here.
After the Scholar Scholar reminded it, it realized that it had become smaller. This made it quite surprised.
However, they did not know what was going on. Therefore, the Scholar Scholar decided to continue chasing the previous ship. They should have the answer.
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