Rex wasn't dumber than Salin. She just didn't have a real childhood. Using toys as an analogy made her feel a little alienated. She immediately understood Salin's explanation.
All the creatures in this demiplane seemed to be created. The demiplane itself was very desolate. There was no sun, moon, or stars. The volcanoes would erupt frequently, and the sky was always gray. Such an environment had a great impact on one's state of mind. A mage above level-seven had unusually high requirements for this aspect.
Mages would carefully choose the location of their Magic Tower. First of all, the Magic Tower had to be close to the city so that apprentices could buy daily necessities. Secondly, the Magic Tower had to be built in an environment with relatively rich elements. This could save a lot of materials and consumables. Finally, the mage had to like the environment. Whether it was the city or nature, it had to be in line with the mage's state of mind.
The Magic Tower in this demiplane obviously didn't have any choice. There was no city here, and the village at the foot of the mountain was probably also populated by mages. Judging from the scale, there were at most a few hundred people living in the village at the foot of the mountain.
The natural environment was quite harsh. Outside the forest was a volcanic area. Rex hadn't observed the other side yet, so it probably wasn't very good. There was no sun and moon, no seasons, and no day and night. This demiplane would seem boring.
This world in the metal cheese could indeed make people feel better. At least it was so similar to Myers Continent.
After understanding this, Rex said, "It seems that we can't get out. I've also figured out the connection between this place and the outside. We need to activate the six magic arrays, and we can leave at any time. But … "
There were six magic arrays around the metal pillars, but the magic cores in the grooves of the arrays had long been used up. The only function of the six magic arrays now was to stabilize the space on the eighth level. If they wanted to leave, they needed to activate the six magic arrays again.
"Neris will have a way," Salin said calmly. He understood the key after hearing Rex's idea. This wasn't a world created to trap enemies, but a testing ground. The mage who created this world couldn't destroy the structure of the metal cheese every time he came in and out. Instead, he would leave a way in and out.
"Neris?" Rex asked doubtfully. She had observed Neris carefully. This girl was indeed not a mage, but she could use spatial equipment. The problem was, how would Nelis know to embed the magic core into the magic formation?
Salin didn't answer. He wasn't sure if Neris could hear him. The connection between the soul contract and Nelis had become closer after the advancement, but it hadn't reached the level of soul communication. Between him and Neris, he could feel the emotional changes, the pain and joy of the soul, and he could also understand some vague thoughts. Salin now hoped that Neris would be smart enough.
He only needed to convey two words to Neris: Magic Circle and Magic Core. However, the method of transmitting this information was a little troublesome. The soul connection between him and Nelis was already very weak. Repeatedly transmitting vague information was useless. The safest way was to use pain.
Salin took out his family badge, thinking that if it didn't work, he could only wait for Nelis to be enlightened.
Outside the eighth floor of the magic tower, Shika was stroking her bone necklace and thinking about how to inherit the battle priest's inheritance. Neris suddenly turned over and sat up, her green eyes flashing.
She felt that Salin was trying to communicate with her, and this method of communication was very painful. Her brain felt like it was being pricked by needles, and there were a few simple messages constantly jumping around.
Neris bit her lip, stretched out her finger, and drew a few symbols on the ground.
The pain suddenly disappeared, and Neris heaved a sigh of relief. These symbols were magic ciphertext, which was usually used by mages when they wanted to write secret things.
Every mage created a different ciphertext, but Neris didn't need to know so much about magic. She looked at the magic circle around the metal pillar.
Magic circle! Magic core? Master wanted to activate these six magic circles herself?
Neris's magic knowledge was pitifully little, but she knew how to embed the magic core. She could also cut the embryo of the magic core herself. What if she understood it wrong? Neris looked at the magic circle on the eighth floor and hesitated.
She looked at the magic ciphertext on the ground. This ciphertext was too simple, without any extra information. In fact, Salin couldn't transmit too much information. The arrangement of this ciphertext was a kind of memory arrangement. In fact, Salin transmitted a fragment of when he first met Neris.
The magic circle of the temple, and the magic core that she ate.
"Neris, what are you doing?" Shika saw Neris take out a bundle of magic beast skin and asked anxiously.
"Master wants me to activate those magic circles. You need to help."
"Help with what?" Shika put away her weapon. She had been very anxious. Now that Neris said that Salin had sent a message, even if Shika didn't like Neris, she wouldn't refuse her request.
"Cut some leather strips and weave them together to make leather ropes. The thicker the better."
Shika understood immediately. Neris wanted to embed the magic core, but was afraid of being sucked into the metal pillar. Using leather ropes to secure it was also a simple solution.
Shika didn't waste any time. She took out a boomerang, opened the big bundle of magic beast skin, and began to cut it. Neris also took out a bunch of magic cores from her bracelet and used her teeth to process them.
On the first floor of the magic tower, Salin harvested a large number of magic cores. The quality of these magic cores was needless to say. The only problem was that the magic cores were all in their original form.
Only a few special creatures had magic cores with natural facets. For example, the dragon race was born with a magic core with 24 facets. No matter how high a magic beast's level was, the shape of the magic core was not fixed. To use this kind of magic core, it had to be cut and polished before it could be embed into the magic circle.
Neris's teeth were even sharper now. Cutting the magic core with 24 facets was very easy. She chewed and suddenly felt a sense of satisfaction in her heart. She was going to save Master. In the future, Master wouldn't deliberately alienate her, right?
The human mind was so strange. Even though she had established a subtle soul connection with Master, she still couldn't understand Master's mind. Master seemed to have a good impression of Shika, but he didn't mate with her like a demon. According to Neris's opinion, if Master used force, Shika most likely wouldn't turn against him.
If Master was a demon, he must be the most stupid demon. In the Demonic Plane, once two demons had a good impression of each other, they could start a family. No matter how it started, once they had offspring, the family would become stable. Shika looked very healthy. Even Master's body was much stronger than ordinary people.
After doing it a dozen times, they would probably be able to conceive offspring. Even Master didn't do such a good thing. It made people anxious.
Neris thought as she dealt with the magic core. Her eyes kept glancing at Shika's body.
Neris knew Shika's strength. Her explosive power was not inferior to her. What she lacked was stamina. Shika bent down and used the boomerang to cut the animal skin carefully. Cutting the animal skin was a technical job. The magic beast's skin was tough and fine. To make a piece of animal skin evenly balanced, she had to train her hand.
Fortunately, Shika was Caucasian. She was used to doing this since she was young. She cut patiently, her expression focused. Her waist was bent and her buttocks were raised, forming a beautiful arc. Fighting since young made Shika's body structure abnormally perfect. This was not beauty in the human sense, but a beauty that conformed to the natural order.
Her hands and feet were proportionate to her body. Her bones were well-proportioned and her muscles were not too much or too little. This ensured that she could explode with great power without affecting her speed. From this point of view, she was very similar to Neris's adult body. Only she was missing a tail and her buttocks were slightly bigger.
Kacha …
Neris continued to bite the magic core, thinking about how to make Salin find a way to rape Shika. If Shika gave birth to a son, her master's family would be stable. At that time, she could take care of the child and teach him how to be a demon. As long as she fed the child a mouthful of demon blood, it would …
Neris felt some memories coming out. It was something from the demon's bloodline.
Of course, Shika did not know the evil thoughts in Neris's mind. She cut out 18 pieces of magic beast skin, put away the boomerang and began to weave leather rope. The weaving of leather rope was also very knowledgeable. The Caucasians had a weapon called the flying axe. A real flying axe was shockingly heavy. The back was connected to a leather rope. It was one of the Caucasians' favorite weapons.
Shika's strength was still a little insufficient, so she could only use the boomerang. But this weaving technique was something she had been learning since she could remember.
After more than an hour, Shika weaved a leather rope thicker than her wrist. Although this leather rope had not been processed, it was shockingly strong. Neris looked around and fixed one end of the thick leather rope to the stone pillar in the mezzanine passage. The other end was tied around her waist.
"Shika."
"Yes."
"Help me control the distance. If I can't stand, pull me back."
"Got it." Shika put the boomerang back into the leather sheath. This time it was to save Salin, so Neris would be in charge this time.
Neris took off her shoes. She asked Shika to help, just in case. In fact, she had already thought of a way. The floor of this hall was made of stone, very solid. If she did not need to walk into the magic array to embed the magic core, she would not have to be so careful.
A pair of delicate white feet stepped through the door. The stone pillar in the middle of the hall suddenly exploded with a strong suction. Neris's body swayed, the nails on her toes dug into the stone floor. Shika watched from outside the door, her heart in her throat.
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