The Witcher: Elemental Lords

Outrageous, it's simply outrageous.

While Dorlay carefully pondered this question, he didn't neglect the task at hand.

The spatial rules of this world are too complex. Even with the special perspective of a silicon-based lifeform, he felt that if he had three hundred years, he might be able to completely understand this place.

This place is simply a treasure. He felt that he should stay here from now on and not go out.

This place is simply perfect.

With the entry of these few groups of people, the entrance fell into tranquility. Although so many people had entered, the huge valley still seemed calm. These people, these creatures, seemed to have no desire to fight, completely disappearing into the valley.

Dorlay felt something peculiar here. Why had these people come, and why were they all so strange? And what exactly was the core here that had caused so many people and forces to suffer setbacks and return empty-handed?

He then thought of the calling he felt in his heart. Could it be that he was the chosen one?

Dorlay didn't plan to use his main body to control a godhood. Although controlling a godhood could fully utilize the power of the godhood, the power of a certain rule, other problems were also very serious. For example, being bound to this world, not being able to go to other worlds at will, and also having to abide by some agreements between gods, such as not descending to the lower realm at will. He didn't like this very much.

But if his clone could control a godhood, he might consider it.

Godhood was certainly incomparably powerful, but its limitations were too great, not the path Dorlay wanted to take.

However, being able to obtain a godhood and study its laws was indeed worthwhile.

Godhood possessed the complete version of the power of laws and could also condense divine power by absorbing faith, making it extremely powerful. The allure of godhood was definitely not as simple as Dorlay imagined, but Dorlay simply didn't want it.

He also stopped paying attention to the situation inside the valley, and instead focused on observing the surrounding spatial rules, letting Afelius and the others fuss about.

Since the other party valued Afelius's ability, then Afelius must have a way to solve the puzzle. Don't rush, watch and see.

He knew Afelius's location very well, so he wasn't worried about this.

Moreover, the other party was also here for the first time, and didn't understand the situation at all. This place was too big, and they didn't dare to fly around randomly, only searching on the ground. It was estimated that it would take at least a few months to complete the search.

So, no rush.

He calmly hid in a patch of bushes far from the entrance, carefully observing his surroundings.

…

Afelius flew more than four meters above the ground, slowly traversing through the jungle. Five meters high was a forbidden zone, he couldn't fly up there at all.

He flew around cautiously, because the world here was very abnormal. He clearly saw some trees that were even folded together, like pieces of paper, but they all grew normally.

He encountered some small insects, and these insects were extremely fierce. He even felt a great threat and didn't dare to get close.

The creatures here were very singular, but they were all of the very ancient, very ferocious kind. They looked harmless, but were actually extremely terrifying when they attacked.

He was different from Dorlay here, not completely ignorant, but knew some things. He followed the direction, continued to move forward, always towards the most central location.

In the most central location, there was a small hill. According to records, around the small hill, there lived many terrifying creatures. Those terrifying creatures were true ancient bloodlines, born with the world, unlike the Great World, where many ancient creatures were no longer in the world, disappearing into the long river of history.

Cerberus, Hell Dragon species, terrifying Trolls, and the legendary Nine-Headed Divine Bird, etc.

Although these creatures were all in the center, they did not attack each other, and their strength was not very high, only around level nine.

Not even at the law level, in Afelius's eyes, they couldn't be considered powerful creatures at all.

As he walked, he carefully observed the surrounding mountains and forests, examining this strange world. He saw many mirror-like creatures, which were all caused by spatial folding. In fact, the creatures in the space where those creatures were located were very real, not in a mirror state. He would be the same if he went to that location.

Just then, he suddenly felt a chill in his heart, because he actually saw a sapling of the Tree of Life.

He glanced at the side of the sapling and was immediately shocked.

A huge, towering Tree of Life stood next to it, but it didn't seem to have any intelligence at all. Weren't Trees of Life born with intelligence?

This world was strange.

Afelius cautiously came to the side of the Tree of Life sapling, preparing to collect it.

At the moment he acted, he felt an extremely palpitating feeling, so he retreated immediately without thinking, looking around vigilantly.

There was no hostility, but he just felt an incomparable palpitation. What did this mean? Could it be that nothing here could be taken away?

Afelius suddenly thought of what was said in that diary. They indeed didn't take away anything, only taking away the things in the central area that could be taken away.

Weird, strange, mysterious, this was his view of this world.

He felt a pang of heartache in his heart. This was the Tree of Life, known as the World Tree. As long as he could obtain something similar to a small world and plant the Tree of Life in it, after hundreds or thousands of years, he could harvest a medicinal garden.

What a pity.

He reluctantly retreated slowly, forcibly averting his gaze, and then changed his position, circling around a large area before continuing forward in a different direction.

As he walked, he discovered many good things, and was incredibly shocked in his heart.

A kind of soil that could change, the primary divine stones that had just been born between heaven and earth, and various ancient creatures, all of which were divine objects among divine objects, even more wonderful than godhood, but they just couldn't be taken away.

As long as he got close, he could feel an extreme sense of palpitation. As a law-level being, he was very sensitive to danger, and this was definitely not fake.

While feeling heartache, he secretly cursed in his heart. What kind of place was this? Why did it possess so many good things, as if it had just been created at the beginning of heaven and earth?

He advanced slowly, flying back and forth inside. He saw several strange snakes, and some powerful reptiles, but they didn't attack him, and he didn't attack them either.

After walking not far, he raised his head and finally saw that the trees in front were much higher. The small hill was right in front of him.

The central area was almost here.

His heart shook, and he continued to walk forward.

Coming to the foot of the mountain, he vaguely saw that there seemed to be a huge defensive barrier on the top of the mountain, seemingly enveloping something.

Afelius's eyes lit up. Could it be this thing?

Just then, he saw a small black dog. The black dog stood under a tree, staring at him with bright eyes.

What was strange was that the black dog had two heads on its left and right, each representing a magical rule.

Oh, this was the three-headed hellhound? The middle head represented hellfire, and the left and right sides were hell wind and hell poison respectively. If sprayed, one would almost certainly be injured even if they didn't die. This was almost the power of the rule level.

Afelius looked at the three-headed dog, and sensed the surroundings. He didn't find any other creatures, so he felt relieved.