Chapter 37
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Seeing this scene, Wang Changsheng nodded with satisfaction. He squatted down, took out a thick stack of yellow talismans, and slapped it on the ground. [Full text read …]
The talismans turned into a yellow light and sank into the ground, turning the hard ground into sand.
Wang Changsheng threw out a few fireball talismans, and the fine sand was blown away. A foot-wide groove appeared on the ground, and the groove led to the big pit.
Wang Changsheng took out a stack of quicksand talismans and slapped it on the ground. When the yellow soil in the groove turned into quicksand, he used the fireball talisman to blow the fine sand away, clearing a passage.
After an hour, Wang Changsheng sat cross-legged on the ground. His face was a little pale, and he held a mid-grade spirit stone in each hand.
In front of Wang Changsheng, there were three tunnels that were several feet long and two meters deep. The tunnels were distributed in a triangular shape, and the three tunnels were connected to a big pit. The big pit and the lake were separated by a two-meter thick wall.
Wang Changsheng used more than two hundred fireball talismans, more than fifty fire snake talismans, and more than one hundred quicksand talismans to create these three tunnels.
After using hundreds of talismans, Wang Changsheng's magic power consumption was also very high. He had no choice but to sit down and absorb the spirit energy in the spirit stone to restore his magic power.
After a while, Wang Changsheng opened his eyes. He threw away the spirit stone in his hand that didn't have the slightest bit of spirit energy, and stood up.
According to Wang Changsheng's plan, as long as he destroyed the two-meter thick wall, the lake water would be able to flow into the three tunnels, and the lake's water level should drop by two meters. At that time, he would be able to walk to the stone pavilion through the wooden bridge.
Thinking of this, Wang Changsheng walked towards the lake, took out the last five fire snake talismans, and threw them into the air. Five red fire snakes appeared.
"Go." Wang Changsheng pointed at the stone pavilion, and the five red fire snakes rushed towards the stone pavilion.
There was a Teleportation Array on the stone pavilion. Of course, Wang Changsheng wouldn't attack the stone pavilion. It wouldn't be good if he destroyed the Teleportation Array. He just wanted to chase away the demon crocodile lying in the stone pavilion.
After being chased away by the five red fire snakes, the demon crocodile unwillingly left the stone pavilion and dove into the water.
Seeing this, Wang Changsheng nodded in satisfaction. With a flip of his right hand, the Golden Moon Sword appeared in his hand. He threw it forward and cast a spell on the Golden Moon Sword.
"Go."
Following Wang Changsheng's shout, the Golden Moon Sword shone brightly and turned into a beam of golden light that shot towards the two-meter-thick wall.
With a bang, a foot-deep groove appeared on the earthen wall.
Wang Changsheng controlled the Golden Moon Sword to continuously attack the earthen wall. The groove continued to expand, and the thickness of the earthen wall gradually decreased.
After a quarter of an hour, with a crash, the earthen wall fell. A large amount of lake water flowed into the hole, and then into the three tunnels. The lake's water level dropped rapidly, and after dropping by more than a meter, it stopped.
Seeing this, Wang Changsheng bitterly smiled. There was nothing he could do. The lake was too big. It would be good if the water level dropped by more than a meter.
Wang Changsheng still had some talismans on him, but it wasn't enough for him to open up another tunnel. There wasn't much time left, so it seemed that he could only take the risk.
Wang Changsheng took out a stack of frost talismans and threw them to the left and right sides of the wooden bridge.
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