He Comes From the Void

Kahn sat on the rickety bow of the ship holding Kai'Sa, watching Drizzt playing with his cards on the stern of the ship.

The latter turns over three cards one by one, then takes them back and shuffles them, repeating it many times.

Tonight’s approach is the old-school Dahe Wanderer’s tradition. The result of the draw made him raise his eyebrows. It may be rewarding, but he must do his best.

In this way, listening to the bell from Bilgewater rang for the third time, they finally came to a sea area with dense reefs.

This is a dense forest made up of sharp reefs, the rugged reefs are like a dagger erected from the sea.

Of course, reefs out of the sea are not a problem. When sailing is like receiving a business, the invisible knife is the real killer.

This reef is called the "widowmaker" because they have taken dozens of ships over the years.

Kahn could easily see the wreckage of the ship hitting the rocks.

The broken mast was embedded in the middle of the reef, the broken planks revolved with the vortex, and the rotten boat climbing net was wrapped around the sharp top of the reef.

Most of these can be attributed to those stupid captains who are reluctant to pay for the Baru tribe to lead the port.

Saved money but lost life.

The benefits of a small ship are reflected here.

Under the helm of Graves, the boat shuttled flexibly through the dense forest of sharp knives, as if walking on the blade of a knife.

Drizzt reminded Graves to adjust the course by constantly opening cards and let the boat drive towards the destination.

When the fourth bell of Bilgewater was approaching, Drizzt opened his card one last time and said, "We are here. I didn't expect that we could draw so far without sinking."

Graves stopped the oars, and Karen Kaisha got up slightly and looked forward.

A rugged reef towering above the sea is big enough to be called an island, but it looks no different from any other reef.

"Really here?" Graves always feels that this treasure place is too low-key. This is the place where the Abyss Crown is hidden?

"It's true." Drizzt said, "I've watched it many times, and the card always tells me that it's here, and the altar is inside."

Graves had nothing to say, and could only trust Drizzt, and rowed the boat to the smooth rock face leeward.

The sea rises and falls, as if to smash us onto the reef at any time. With his rich experience, Graves stabilized the ship and decisively dropped the anchor.

"How are we going to climb up?"

But the problem then came. He didn't see the entrance on the front just now, and now he can't see it on the back. The reef was wet by the sea, and it felt slippery and there was no place to settle.

"Don't go up." Drizzt reached out of the ship's rail and below the surface: "The entrance is below."

Graves was cold for a while, and then looked at Kahn, the two of them looked as usual without making any waves.

He suddenly remembered whether Kahn had already expected this situation before he had given the tarpaulin to himself. If it was, then this instinct was too terrifying.

"If you are scared, you will be on the boat. I will go in alone. Of course, you have to ask our employers first."

Drizzt gave a smirk, although he didn't quite understand why Kahn had to take the risk personally, this trip was not easy.

"So that you can run away with the goods alone? Don't think about good things." Graves said viciously, and then began to take off his coat and boots.

"Don't talk nonsense, I can't escape that far." Drizzt was anxious to clarify.

The Widowmaker is not close to Bilgewater, and his teleportation magic cannot be teleported that far.

Kahn meant that both of them should enter the altar. He watched Graves set up the bullets and cigars to make sure they wouldn’t get wet. He checked and checked carefully, using a tarp to hold a large double-barreled shotgun. Wrap it tightly, then tie it firmly to your back, and roll up your sleeves.

"Where is this tunnel?" Graves finally muttered, took a deep breath, sank like a ship anchor to the bottom of the sea, looking for a tunnel to the altar.

Drizzt watched Graves go into the water, and then asked the remaining two people: "Are you going in too?"

"Go!" Kahn replied firmly: "We must see the Abyss Crown for the first time."

Drizzt didn't say anything when he saw it, and a card flicked from his sleeve into his hand and flipped briskly back and forth between his fingers, as natural as breathing.

Drizzt stuck the card in front of his eyes, let his mind leave his body, and focused on the card. Then the cards gradually lit up with blue light, countless images appeared in the light, and a huge sense of oppression followed.

He concentrated his mind and found his destination in the cascading pictures.

Immediately after his body shook, a frenzied light and shadow vanished, and Drizzt disappeared in front of the two of them, leaving only a slowly falling card, which had lost all his magic power.

"Did you become alive? Good fun." Kahn commented, and his original serious face suddenly changed into a relaxed expression.

He picked up two Bilgewater scimitars and put one in Kai'Sa's hand. The handle of this machete is carved with the image of a sea snake, so it is very popular in Bilgewater.

During the handover, Kahn asked her: "Kasha, do you remember the character we are going to play?"

"Two little ghosts who are obsessed with exploring shipwreck treasures and become legends on the sea." Kaisha said.

"When encountering monsters, try not to expose their skin and armor, use swords and guns and attack, and behave weakly~www.readwn.com~ Let them relax their vigilance and think that we can be bullied."

After telling these things, Kahn covered his skin armor, and jumped into the water with a knife in one hand and a gun in the other. Kai'Sa followed him behind him.

...

It was cold and dark underwater, and I don't know what ghosts were running around before Graves' eyes, flickering in the peripheral light.

He dived quickly and saw a small blue circle under the reef, which was the entrance of the passage.

Without thinking, he quickly swam in.

The inside of the channel is darker and not wide, and the smooth stone walls on both sides can be scraped by the finger with a stroke of the water.

There was light ahead, he kicked the stone wall and swam forward, thinking it was a way out, but he didn't expect it to be a luminous jellyfish.

The jellyfish's tentacles floated like a life-threatening trawl, and Graves bypassed it and swam forward until it hit a wall directly in front.

He is like a mouse sealed in a bucket, about to drown.

Panic swelled like a tide, and the survival instinct made Graves desperately upstream, and then crashed into the top rock.

Already reaching the limit of his breath holding, the air in his lungs was like a poisonous miasma, desperately desperate, he fumbled around, and finally found an exit at the last moment.

He swam over with the last of his strength, broke through the water, and took a deep breath.

It's good to be alive!

The moonlight shone on Graves' head, he couldn't help but froze for a moment, then scolded a bastard.

It turned out that there was a way up, Drizzt didn't say anything, he had already figured out a way to walk from above.

Fortunately, Drizzt didn't make a mistake, and a little bit more, he was about to drown in the water, and he would come back to see Drizzt on the next night of soul eclipse.