The treasure was a treasure trove of unknown uses. =
Because of this, the Scholar could only stare blankly at them.
Beautiful stones that glittered like stars, and spheres that stored nuclear information. If these things were on the Voidfolk's mother ball, they would sell for a high price.
The stones could be sold to gemstone merchants, and the spheres were also very useful in biological research. But here, the Scholar had no idea what to do with them.
And because there were too many of them, the Scholar could not take them all. He only took a stone and a ball. Now, the Scholar was inside a small pyramid. He had blocked the door and was ready to rest. But before that, he took out the stone he took with him and looked at it.
The sphere was smaller than the one in the information, only about 10 centimeters in diameter. The stone was even smaller. Whenever the Scholar looked at the stone, he felt like he would be sucked in by the light inside. He did not know why, but he felt like he was yearning for it.
At the same time, another feeling puzzled the Scholar, and that was the mushrooms.
The Scholar found this small pyramid near the treasure. Just like the previous one, this pyramid was full of delicious mushrooms.
The scholar had noticed that the mushroom would only taste delicious when it was kept above 80% in its mouth. After swallowing the mushroom, there would be no taste left in its mouth, so it would not be able to savor the aftertaste.
This strange phenomenon was inconceivable to the Scholar, but he could guess what was going on. Perhaps the mushrooms themselves did not have any taste, but the fungi made them taste delicious. But this effect only took effect when most of the mushrooms were in his mouth.
Why did the fungi make the Scholar feel that the mushrooms were delicious? Because it was obvious.
The Scholar realized. As long as he ate enough mushrooms, he would dream of that environment.
"You're back."
The Scholar found that he was already in the fog. There were a lot of Qibucha insects here, and the floating creature.
"You've done what I wanted you to do," the flying creature said to him. The creature in the air said to the scholar, "You have done well. You have successfully obtained their treasure."
"You wanted me to find the treasure last time?" the Scholar asked. "But why didn't you tell me more?"
"Because you woke up before I could finish."
"Anyway," the Scholar said, "what do you want to do with the information in the treasure?"
"You seem to know a lot of things, but it's not what you think," the creature said. "We just want a place to stay, a new place to stay."
The scholar asked, "Does the residence have anything to do with the treasure?"
"Of course it's related. If you can bring the treasure to that place, that place will become a suitable residence for us. " The creature replied: 「 Take a look at them, they're quite dissatisfied with where they're currently living, so they hope that you can guide them 」
"Why me?"
Just as the Scholar asked this question, it woke up again.
"Is it because you didn't eat enough mushrooms?" The Scholar looked at the mushrooms around her. They had all been eaten by her. There weren't as many mushrooms here as there were in the previous place.
Forget it. It said it was looking for a place to live or something, but I don't know where it is. Maybe it's here. Scholars think that this is a very suitable place for the Chibucha to live.
However, a place with a Brain-Created Monster loitering around wouldn't be safe, right? In that case, it was time to leave. The Scholar was confident that he could avoid other creatures if he explored a place without Brain-Creating Monsters.
Thinking. The scholar walked to the entrance of the pyramid and pushed away the stone that blocked the entrance.
"Found you." The moment it pushed the stone open, it saw a creature standing in front of it.
"Why?" The Scholar looked at the Brain-Created Monster in front of her in surprise. There were some signs of rotting on the Brain-Created Monster's skin, and there were also signs of being strangled by vines. It was obviously the Brain-Created Monster from before.
"You think that thing can entangle me, so I killed it." The Brain-Created Monster sent a message to the Scholar: "Then, did you find the treasure?"
"Found …" The Scholar hesitated at this moment. Should she say that she found it, did she not find it, or did she not go to find it?
The Scholar believed that one of these answers would make the Brain-Created Monster not attack her. These creatures had strange thoughts, so they might not necessarily …
"So you found it." But before the Scholar spoke, the Brain-Created Monster noticed that behind the Scholar, there was a sparkling stone on the ground inside the pyramid.
"This …"
The Scholar was about to say something when the Brain-Created Monster continued: "Do you like this thing? Do you think this thing is interesting? Then continue to look for it."
After sending these messages, the Brain-Created Monster turned and left.
Looking at the Brain-Created Monster's back, the Scholar sighed in relief. These creatures' actions were hard to predict.
However, the Scholar would try to guess why the Brain-Created Monster did not attack her. For example, the Brain-Created Monster did not think that the Scholar was a threat, and the Brain-Created Monster might not know that it was the Scholar who led it into the trap.
Why would the Brain-Created Monster let her find the treasure? Weren't they very protective of their treasure?
But now, they did not seem to care.
These Brain-Created Monsters' personalities seemed to have changed a lot compared to what the Scholar had seen in the information.
In any case, it was better to leave this place quickly. Who knew when the Brain-Created Monster would change its mind and come back?
Speaking of which, did the Brain-Created Monster have a heart?
The Scholar found that many creatures in this world relied on distributed blood pumps to transmit blood. It was a very strange feeling.
Then, it was time to return to the sunlight.
Should they go back the way they came or take a new route? The Scholar took out the video device and looked at it, then made a decision.
It was better to take a new route because the Scholar still wanted to see the environment here. Also, the Scholar knew that there should be another exit, such as in front.
The Scholar turned on the video device's light, illuminating a large area in front of her. In front of the Scholar was a cave wall, and there was a huge hole in the wall.
The inside of the hole was covered by crystals. This cave looked like a crystal passage.
"This should be the passage to the original Scorpion City."
The Scholar walked into the crystal passage. As she moved deeper, the scenery in front of her slowly revealed itself.
This was an ancient city. To be continued …
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