In the wilderness.
A small team gathered and began to venture into the Land of Darkness.
Dun Jun was also in this team. In fact, some of the less depraved Beyonders from Uptown would occasionally come to the wilderness in search of ruins and special materials.
Although he wasn't in a team with anyone and was considered special, he wasn't worth paying much attention to.
"Three hundred meters ahead, there are Yong beasts!"
Vivian flew into the sky and landed a moment later.
"Yong beasts? That's a little troublesome … They're blocking our path … "Smith looked at the map." It's too far to go around them, and there are some danger zones … How many? "
"Three!"
"That's perfect. Each of us can take care of one. Oh, Dun Jun, you're too weak. You just need to restrain one …"
Smith said matter-of-factly, "I'll lure the monsters. If I can lure them over one by one, that'll be the best outcome."
Dun Jun was speechless as information regarding the Yong beasts surfaced in his mind.
They had many forms, and it was said that they fed on nightmares and could switch between reality and illusion.
Without a doubt, they were anomalies in the wilderness, much stronger than those disgusting flesh and blood monsters.
Most importantly … they didn't have a fixed form, and they had the strange ability to transform.
The next moment, Smith screamed, "They're too vigilant. They pounced at me the moment I used the spell. Be careful …"
Dun Jun looked over and saw three black dog-like Yong beasts.
Their fur was pitch-black, and their eyes were scarlet. There were no fangs in their mouths, only disgusting tentacles.
As if discovering an ambush, two of the Yong beasts suddenly roared. Their pitch-black fur flowed like water and gathered on their backs, forming bat-like wings.
Pfft!
They leaped up and flew up into the air.
"They really can fly!"
Vivian seemed to have expected it and cast a spell.
In the void, there seemed to be some inexplicable and ferocious shadows appearing and landing on the two Yong beasts, causing them to fall from the sky. They whimpered a few times, but they seemed to be even more ferocious as they pounced over.
"The power of the spell has weakened quite a bit."
Vivian sighed and nimbly dodged. She pulled out a bronze dagger and faced one of the Yong beasts.
The remaining one pounced at Dun Jun.
"Steel Skin!"
Dun Jun growled, and his skin immediately became harder than steel.
This was very timely.
Because in the next moment, the black monster threw him to the ground, and many tentacles curled around his neck.
"How disgusting!"
Dun Jun cursed in his heart. His eyes turned into the vertical pupils of a snake, emitting a strange luster.
He had gained a lot from that trip to hell.
Apart from steel skin, he also had another Beyonder power — Eyes of Petrification!
This seemed to be the influence of the Humerus Serpent monster. It could make his eyes mutate and emit a petrifying light.
The tentacles stopped moving, and a layer of greyish-white stone appeared on their surface.
Taking advantage of this opportunity, Dun Jun kicked the monster's abdomen and sent it flying.
The Yong Beast that looked like a hunting dog suddenly spread its wings in midair. After circling a few times, it resolved its pain and petrification. It seemed to be looking for an opportunity to pounce down.
Dun Jun got up, feeling a little guilty.
His iron skin required stamina and mysterious power to maintain, and he might not be able to withstand the next attack.
At this moment, he saw two shadows appear in midair, each extending a tentacle and wrapping around the Yong.
It turned out that Smith and Vivian had already finished off their opponents at some point in time. They cast a spell together and bound the last Yong.
"Let's finish it quickly."
With a thought, Smith quickly retracted his tentacles and tore the monster into pieces.
The Yong's corpse fell to the ground, turning into a black air current and disappearing.
Dun Jun knew that this was a characteristic of this monster. After a period of time, it could be reborn again. It was completely unreasonable.
"When we return, we'll probably have to kill them again …"
Smith shook his head. He walked past the territory with Vivian and Dun Jun and saw a hill.
The hill was hundreds of meters tall, and it was inserted into the ground at a slanted angle. It was as if there was a huge mountain below the ground, which made Dun Jun feel uncomfortable.
"This isn't a mountain …"
Smith came to the edge of the mountain, and a black shadow seeped into the soil. He suddenly said, "This is a crashed spaceship … Most of it is underground, and a part of it has been exposed. After a long time, it has been covered with a layer of rock and soil, turning into this mountain …"
"This …"
Vivian looked at the towering mountain and exclaimed, "Even in our world, we have only just reached the level of launching rockets. Spaceships are still the content of novels … The prehistoric civilization is actually so advanced?"
"I can only hope that its hatch is open, or that there is some kind of passageway that can be opened …"
Smith probed again, and his expression became solemn. "Otherwise … with our strength, I'm afraid we won't be able to break its defense …"
"Spaceship?"
Dun Jun felt like he was flipping through advanced mathematics materials in the upper city. His head was a little muddled.
Although he could understand everything Smith and Vivian said, he could not understand what they meant when they were connected.
In a daze, he watched as Smith and Vivian worked together to explore and dig a passageway.
According to Smith, they were quite lucky and found a hatch, and it was open.
Moreover, it was open. Even though the entrance was blocked by many rocks, it could be emptied.
After some digging, he saw the other party use a spell to melt the rocks and open a passageway, leading him into a certain door.
After entering, the world suddenly became very different.
The silver-white sci-fi metal passageway occupied Dun Jun's vision.
Bzzt bzzt!
When they walked into the second passageway, accompanied by the sound of bad contact, the street lamps lit up one after another.
"I wonder how many tens of thousands of years have passed … Is there still energy in this spaceship?"
Vivian saw this scene and was instantly shocked.
"What unimaginable technology …" Smith nodded.
"Why … are there no steam pipes or gears?" Dun Jun's eyes were very blank.
They walked for more than ten minutes and entered a hall.
This seemed to be a meeting point of some kind. There were long tables and chairs, but no human or remains were found. The ground was covered in dust.
Right in front of them was a large screen.
"Beep beep …"
Their entry seemed to have activated some kind of device. A beam of red light swept across Smith and Vivian, and finally landed on Dun Jun's body, turning green.
On the screen, greyish-white spots of light flickered, and an image appeared. It was a middle-aged bald man. "I am the captain of this spaceship. All members of the Comet have been infected with the 'dust disease'. Our Federation is also sick. The entire universe is sick … This spaceship is about to make an emergency landing … Every member has performed their duties well. Our good lads just want to rest for a while …"
The image distorted, and another piece of news jumped out. On it was an impressive-looking young man reading a document. "I am the President of the Federation — Fang Xian. I am very sorrowful to tell all the citizens of the Federation a piece of unfortunate news …"
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