Before receiving the specific information about Swordfiend Abyss, Lin Huang had many guesses about what was inside. After reading the information Sword11 sent him, he realized that the assessment was far simpler than he had imagined. He finally understood why even a sixth-rank Heavenly God would die inside. However, he was more confident that he could pass.
Realizing that he did not need much preparation to enter Swordfiend Abyss, Lin Huang teleported out of Golden City at noon on the day he received the information.
Swordfiend Abyss was located at the border between human territory and the Abyssal Tribe.
It was actually a battlefield, but it was not wartime, so there were very few people on the battlefield. Only the occasional human and Abyssal Tribe powerhouses would hunt each other.
However, perhaps because Swordfiend Abyss was too famous, this battlefield was usually only visited by virtual god-level powerhouses. True Gods and Heavenly Gods were almost nowhere to be seen.
Lin Huang spent a day and a half going through more than twenty dimensional portals before he finally entered the battlefield.
He ran into a few human Virtual Gods along the way, all of them high-level Virtual Gods.
Under normal circumstances, many people would choose to invite their fellow humans to join them and form a small hunting party. However, Lin Huang's disguised combat strength was only Virtual God rank-3, so the few people who saw him chose to ignore him. After all, his combat strength was too low. It would be fine if he could not help, but he would be a burden.
Lin Huang did not know any of this. His destination was Swordfiend Abyss. He just felt that it was peaceful without anyone interfering with his journey.
However, after running for more than two hours and entering the depths of the battlefield, he finally ran into an Abyssal Tribe hunter.
It was a Virtual God rank-8 Abyssal monster. It looked like a giant pure black jellyfish, but it had dozens of green eyeballs.
The jellyfish monster was excited the moment it saw Lin Huang. It had just raised its tentacles when a dark red, bloody gleam flashed through the air.
The next instant, its movements froze, and its body went limp. Before it could hit the ground completely, it was pulled away by an invisible thread and disappeared.
Lin Huang's figure did not stop at all. He did not even slow down in the slightest as he passed by the place where the jellyfish monster had just appeared.
At the same time, a dark red blood light flashed in the void and disappeared into Lin Huang's sleeve.
Yes, Lin Huang had killed the Virtual God rank-8 abyssal monster in one hit.
He did not even draw his sword, only using a telekinetic flying dagger.
The strength of his current Divine Telekinesis was already comparable to that of a first-rank True God. In addition to that, he was using the god rule relic telekinetic weapon that the Club had given him not long ago. Its attack power was enough to threaten a first-rank true god-level powerhouse, let alone a mere Virtual God rank-8 monster.
After the jellyfish monster, Lin Huang encountered another five Abyssal hunters in the next three hours, perhaps because he had gone deep into the battlefield. They were all high-level virtual god-level powerhouses, and there was even a Virtual God rank-9 among them.
However, without exception, Lin Huang killed them all in one hit.
With the combination of true god-level telekinesis and god rule relic telekinetic weapon, as well as Lin Huang's style of attacking without a word, none of these abyssal monsters were a match for him.
Although he encountered six Abyssal monsters along the way, Lin Huang did not slow down at all as he sped along the way. He still arrived at the entrance of Swordfiend Abyss before nightfall.
Seeing that the sky was darkening over the battlefield, Lin Huang decided to set up a tent at the edge of Swordfiend Abyss.
Yes, he wanted to rest.
Although the two-day journey did not affect his condition too much, he still hoped that he could enter Swordfiend Abyss in peak condition.
That was why he arrogantly chose to sleep at the entrance of Swordfiend Abyss. Before that, he wanted to have a good meal. After all, he might not have time to eat once the trial started.
The compressed tent from the gravel world took only a few seconds to set up automatically. Lin Huang spread out a large picnic mat not far from the tent and took out the food he had prepared and a fire crystal heater.
At the same time, he summoned Bai.
Bai, dressed in a black robe, had just been summoned. Seeing that there were no enemies around, he looked at Lin Huang with some confusion.
He had always been a man of few words and did not ask anything, but his eyes were clearly probing.
Lin Huang put two burgers into the heater unhurriedly and set the time before sitting down on the picnic mat. He patted the mat under his butt and smiled at Bai. "Have a seat."
Bai did not say anything when he heard that. He sat down quietly, but his eyes began to look around.
He noticed the bottomless Swordfiend Abyss not far away and could not be explored by Divine Telekinesis. He could not help but frown. Although he could not find out anything about Swordfiend Abyss, his instincts told him that this place was extremely dangerous.
After a moment of silence, he saw that Lin Huang had no intention of explaining, so he could not help but ask.
"What is this place?"
"Below us is Swordfiend Abyss. You could say it's a land of inheritance." Lin Huang, who had been staring at the heater all this time, finally turned his head and smiled at Bai. "As for the place we're standing on, it's a battlefield between humans and the Abyssal Tribe, but it's currently in a ceasefire period."
"Do you want me to enter the land of inheritance with you?" Bai asked again.
"No need. This is a land of inheritance purely for sword cultivators." Lin Huang shook his head. "Help me keep watch tonight. I need to rest up."
"Okay." Bai finally understood his mission. After a while, he still asked worriedly, "How about we call Killer and those Bug Tribe sword cultivators?"
"They'll die in there." Lin Huang shook his head.
Bai wanted to ask more, but he heard a 'ding' from the heater. Lin Huang quickly got up and took out two burgers.
He handed one of the burgers to Bai, then took out two glasses of fruit juice from his space storage and handed one to Bai.
There were burgers and fries in this world, but there was no Coke, so he had to use fruit juice instead.
"Eat it while it's hot. It won't taste good when it's cold." Lin Huang munched on the burger in his hand as he took out two fries and put them in the heater.
It was not Bai's first time eating a burger, but he had a lot on his mind this time.
He had only taken a few bites of the burger when Lin Huang passed him the freshly heated fries.
Bai had only finished half of his burger when Lin Huang was done with his meal.
"This burger might not taste as good as the ones in the gravel world, but it's not that bad, right?" Lin Huang asked, slightly surprised.
"It's not about the burger." Bai shook his head and pointed at the Swordfiend Abyss not far away. "My instincts tell me that it's very dangerous down there."
"If things really don't work out, I'll get out in time," Lin Huang comforted him with a smile.
By the time Bai finished his dinner, the sky was already completely dark.
Lin Huang put away the heater and browsed the news and forums for a while. It was not even nine o 'clock at night when he got up and patted Bai's shoulder, then walked toward the tent.
"I'm going to bed. Thank you for your hard work tonight."
Bai nodded slightly and sat cross-legged on the picnic mat, closing his eyes and dozing off.
Colorless and formless Almighty Vampire Particles quickly spread out from his body, quickly covering an area of a hundred kilometers with the tent as the center.
After entering the tent, Lin Huang turned on the silent mode of the tent after closing the door. Only then did he lie down in peace.
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