After the sound of the door disappeared, the world fell into silence. It was so silent that it made it hard for people to breathe.
Fu Yin felt pain in her head. Why did it hurt so much?
That's right, she was injured.
"Ouch, ah, it hurts."
She held her head and staggered back a few steps. Reina was behind her and supported her with both hands.
Fu Yin realized that everyone was looking at her, which made her feel inexplicably sad. She smiled bitterly and turned back to look at this little sister of unknown origin. She was even a little envious of her.
"You're bleeding. Your wound must have opened up."
"Stop the bleeding!"
Everyone quickly treated her wound. Fu Yin's face turned pale. She opened her tired eyes and looked a little haggard. The others could not help but feel sad for her. It was obvious that she had suffered a great blow.
The atmosphere changed from cheerful to silent awkwardness. Everyone realized that without Fu Yin's voice, they could feel the coldness of this ancient city. The lifeless city was filled with an unsettling atmosphere.
"Maybe, maybe this door is broken. After all, it has been more than a thousand years. Everything will break one day."
The werewolf suddenly said. Even he felt awkward, but he knew that if the leader was unable to recover, the team would definitely be affected.
"Barbaric humans, uncivilized lowly races."
At this moment, the door suddenly opened. Everyone turned to look and saw Lena standing in front of the door. She also felt everyone's gaze and hurriedly turned her head. With a puzzled look, she pointed at herself and asked, "Am I very barbaric?"
"No, that, the door is broken …"
The werewolf said with a lack of confidence. His tail drooped, and then he said loudly, "What's wrong with this door?" As he strode over, Reina sensibly moved to the side and let Blake stand in front of the door.
Countless red lights shone out. Those lights made him very uncomfortable, and the hair on his back stood up slightly.
"Wild dog, not leveled, prohibited from entering."
The door made a sound that made Blake fly into a rage.
"I'm a werewolf!! Damn it! I'm going to destroy this guy! "
However, Reina stopped it because the door was so sturdy that even Reina couldn't break it.
Fu Yin sighed and slowly stood up from the ground. The two dwarves supported her, but she shook her head gently.
"This is the knowledge bank set up by our ancestors according to their views. Obviously, there are still many things I don't know about them."
She said in a sad tone, as if she had guessed something.
"Finally, I want to confirm one last time."
After saying that, she looked at the two dwarves. They nodded knowingly at Fu Yin, and then the three of them stood in front of the door together.
"Lowly commoner …"
The despairing voice sounded again. Fu Yin's mouth was half open as she raised her head and looked at the door in disbelief.
Clearly, in the capital of civilization that Fu Yin spoke of, the hierarchy still seemed to exist. It was inconsistent with the Dwarf Empire that she described, where everyone was equal and lived in harmony.
"Princess! Pull yourself together, maybe there really is something wrong with it. "
"That's right, and we're the only dwarves left in the world. We're its master."
The two dwarves said hurriedly.
Fu Yin shook her head. They didn't seem to understand Fu Yin's feelings. Her fantasy was shattered.
She, who specialized in history, actually discovered some problems about the history of the dwarves when she was very young. She suspected that there was a lot of history that was not complete. Rather than saying that it was incomplete, it was more like … what she knew was only fragmented.
What was the real capital of the dwarves like? She didn't know how the dwarves living in the capital lived more than a thousand years ago.
"I'm a guest! I order you to open it immediately! You broken door! "
Suddenly, Fu Yin raised her arm and shouted.
Her bracelet emitted a green light, shining in the center of the door. Suddenly, a voice sounded, "Welcome, Lady Isabella, please come in."
Hearing this, Fu Yin felt even sadder. The door really opened, and it moved to the left and right. At the same time, there was a banging sound inside, and the light illuminated the inner room. It was a long dusty road.
Everyone else was watching Fu Yin. She stood at the forefront, looking forward. No one could see her expression at the moment.
"Let's go."
She opened her mouth and then walked in without hesitation.
A person's pace could actually show a certain emotion. At this time, her pace was no longer cheerful, but even a little angry.
When they came to the tower, they walked along the aisle. The left and right sides were very empty, and the places where the fire couldn't shine were dark.
The ground they walked on would emit light as if it was guiding them.
Soon, another door was waiting for them.
"Again?"
The werewolf said impatiently. He was annoyed when he saw the door.
However, unexpectedly, the iron door opened with a ding. The space inside was not as big as they imagined, but smaller than a room.
"This? Just this? There's nothing! "
The werewolf said in surprise.
"Let's go in."
However, Fu Yin stepped in without thinking.
Then everyone followed, and everyone went in, including the two earth dragons and the carriage. When the carriage went in, the door immediately closed.
There was a half-meter-high metal pillar in the room. Fu Yin walked to the pillar and brushed the dust off it. There were many neatly arranged words on it. It was a sequence of numbers. Fu Yin recognized that it was the language of the dwarves.
She stretched out her hand and tapped on one of them. Suddenly, the room shook, and everyone was shocked.
"We're rising!"
The werewolf squatted down on all fours and shouted in panic.
Yes, they were rising, and their speed was very fast. Reina could feel that they were rising faster than their body could feel.
Suddenly, the room made another ding sound, and the door opened. However, the scene behind the door had completely changed.
They came to another place.
"What's going on? Did we teleport again? "
The werewolf was puzzled.
"No, we came to the thirty-second floor."
Fu Yin replied.
She walked to the door and looked outside. There were many swimming pools and huge windows. Fu Yin didn't want to think about what this place was for, so she returned to the room.
"The king must be at the top. I believe the answer is there."
As she spoke, she returned to the front of the pillar. Everyone watched her every move. Everyone sensed that something was wrong with her, but no one asked her about it.
Fu Yin pressed the button on the top floor, and the room continued to move up.
At this time, outside the tower, more than a dozen strange figures stood at the top of the tall building, watching the sharp tower.
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