He Comes From the Void

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　　 After discovering the entrance to the valley, Kahn did not immediately explore, but went back and brought Kai'Sa.

　　Before landing, Kai'Sa, with her arms held between her arms, had already seen a stone monument on the cliff where they landed, and several sections of ancient monuments submerged by vines and weeds.

　　 When there were more than two meters above the ground, Kahn put down Kai'Sa, and he put away his wings and used a branch to unload the momentum, and landed on the cliff steadily. When he stood up straight and turned his head, he saw that Kaisha was already standing among the vines and weeds, carefully identifying the monuments that were submerged in it.

　　 "Although these buildings have become ruined walls, they can still be seen in a majestic and rugged style, which is completely different from the current Barue architecture."

　　 "You know more and more, Kai'Sa." Kahn agreed with Kai'Sa's discovery, and added: "This place should have been a temple."

　　 Hearing the temple, Kai'Sa immediately looked around, trying to find the deity enshrined in the temple here, but did not even see the toe of a deity, only a pile of forgotten, meaningless broken stones.

　　 Then they went to the stone monument on the other side of the cliff. Kaisha raised her head and looked at the vague and unrecognizable ancient Ionian script on the stone monument, and vaguely pronounced the word "Mist Lin".

　　 At this time, an unusual breath surged from under the cliff behind the stele. Kaisha walked over in two steps and looked down, and she understood why the stele was named Fog Lin.

　　 By the edge of the cliff, Kai'Sa cautiously leaned forward and looked out—under her feet, there is a valley filled with clouds and mist, and in the distance are mountains that meet the blue sky, stretching from the end of the field of vision to the end of the field of vision.

　　 There was a sea of ​​white mist in front of me, and I couldn't see what was in the valley at all.

"Why did you choose this place as the battlefield? Nothing can be seen in this fog. If you were not killed by the enemy, you were killed by your own people." If it weren't for Kahn, Kai'Sa would never have thought that this place would be an ancient battlefield. .

　　 "It's easy to explain, the fog only appeared after the battle."

　　 Other than that, there is nothing else on the cliff worthy of attention. Kahn stepped down the steps to enter the sea of ​​fog first.

　　Ka'Sa followed closely. The road down the mountain to the Sea of ​​Fog is not easy to walk. The moss-grown stone steps are very slippery, and each step must be carefully identified to prevent the soles of the feet from slipping off the cliff. After a while, when the skin armor adapts to the environment, and after the fine scales on the soles of the feet grow to increase friction, this concern ceases to exist.

They quickened their pace, and when they were near the fog, they saw a wooden sign standing on the side of the road. It looked very new. There was a notice written on it in unflattering handwriting, to the effect that the danger ahead persuades people to turn back and so on. caveat. There are also two typos, mostly from poorly educated Orion.

　　 wrote down the words on the wooden sign, and then Kahn moved on.

　　 The moment I crossed the street sign, the air suddenly became cold, and there was a shivering chill in the breeze.

　　 The fog rose without warning, and the surrounding vision quickly became blurred. The strange fog rising from the ground completely engulfed the two of them, and merged with the sea of ​​fog that was still some distance away.

"The balance here is torn apart, the white mist is very abnormal, as if it is conscious, similar to the black mist we saw in Shadow Island..." Kai'Sa clenched her fist nervously, the blade of her fist was an inch in front of her fist. Place is condensed out of thin air.

　　 As soon as she thought of Shadow Island, she remembered the undead lurking in the mist that might appear at any time, and she immediately became vigilant for fear that something would jump out of the white mist and be caught off guard.

　　 "There are no living things here." Kahn said calmly.

　　 With the help of void vision, his gaze swept the valley from a high place through the mist, and found no obvious signs of life. At most, only a few snakes, rats, insects and ants were startled by them.

　　 This reminded Kai'Sa that she looked at it with Ling Vision, and she found something.

　　 "There are many spirits in this mist, and they gathered together to produce this mist over the mountains."

　　 These spirits are different from the undead in the black mist. They are creatures wandering in the spiritual realm. There is no threat or harm. Combining the previous information, Kai'Sa felt that these spirits might have been transformed by the souls of the war dead, and they would last for a long time in this ancient battlefield.

　　 She leaned forward and took a look outside, and when she found that she still couldn't find it, she suddenly stretched out and pulled Kahn.

　　 "Don't walk too fast. I glanced at it when I switched my vision just now. The fog is too thick, and men and women are two steps apart," she said. Lingshi can only see the spirit in the mist, but cannot see farther through the mist. Kahn, who is clearly within reach, can only see the outline, and the thicker he goes down, which means that if the two are out of touch, they may get lost, so grab it in advance.

　　 Kahn was amused immediately, pretending to see nothing, stretched out his hands and fumbled. "Really, I can't see it anymore, where are you?"

　　 "What is this, and how does it feel warm to the touch?" He grabbed Kai'Sa's weakness and squeezed it pretentiously, causing her to laugh.

　　 "Stop making trouble, I'm going to lose my feet." Kai'Sa didn't dare to push him away, so she could only grab his arm to prevent the accident.

　　 The joke was enough, Kahn took his hand, and took Kai'Sa's arm, and continued deep along the blue steps.

　　 I don’t know how long they have been walking, they encountered a serpentine sword stuck in the ground, which marked that they had reached the bottom of the valley.

　　" A Presidian ripple sword ~www.readwn.com~ Kahn said.

Kai'Sa's steps were no longer cautious. Seeing that there was no danger around, she drew the sword out, waved it a few times, wondering: "This is the first time I have seen a sword with such a strange shape, but there is no trace of the feeling in the hand. Violation...Even if the sword is stuck on the ground and is submerged by the white mist, there is no sign of rust, which is strange."

　　 Kahn took a closer look and found the words engraved on the bottom of the blade: "This is the work of Master Dolan, used as a signpost."

　　 "Anti-corrosion is because this is the work of Master Dolan? Did he use any special skills?"

　　 "No, any cold weapon needs long-term maintenance." Kahn shook his head, looked around and replied, "I think it's because the spirit in the mist is taking care of this sword."

　　 is spirit again, why do they gather here? What are you guarding?

　　 Kai'Sa looked into the depths of the mist with doubts. The mist showed no signs of dispersing, but became thicker and thicker, which added a lot of difficulty to their exploration.

　　 In addition to the ubiquitous chill in the air, there is also a daunting hostility, a murderous air from the battlefield.

　　 They did not take away the ripple sword, but used the void energy to mark and continue to explore the bottom of the valley. This would prevent them from getting lost in the mist and unable to find an exit.

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