The Wizarding World: Throne of Frost

Renault walked to the wall and touched it. The wall felt cold and hard, and he didn't feel anything unusual.

The chip also scanned the wall in detail, but also found nothing.

The strange thing is that the chip can only detect the surface of the wall and can't penetrate into it at all.

If it is an ordinary wall, it can't block the chip's detection, which explains the problem.

Suddenly, Renault's mind flashed, and he suddenly remembered that the mysterious map he got seemed to contain an ancient key.

And Yorick's map didn't seem to have this key.

In addition to the key, there were no other clues, and Renault decided to take it out and try.

Renault took out the ancient key from the apprentice backpack, but found that there was no keyhole on the wall in front of him.

Renault had to try to touch the key to the wall, and a magical scene happened. The ancient key directly merged into the stone wall.

Transparent ripples spread from the place where the ancient key merged, and the wall seemed to have changed.

Renault used the shadow cloak to transform a black tentacle and stretched it to the wall. The tentacle actually penetrated directly into the wall.

Renault did not let the tentacles of the shadow cloak go deeper, and retracted them.

Renault was relieved to see that the tentacles were intact. It seemed that as long as he went directly through this wall, he could enter the real ancient wizard laboratory.

Renault wrapped his whole body with the shadow cloak, mobilized magic power on the shadow cloak, and made comprehensive defense.

He raised his feet and walked into the wall. Renault's body directly merged into the wall and disappeared in this space.

After Renault entered the wall, a beam of bright sunlight shone into Renault's eyes, making it difficult for Renault to adapt for a while.

Renault was a little surprised. He was clearly in the cave, how could there be sunlight? Has he come to the outside world?

After Renault's eyes adapted for a while, he could see the scene in front of him clearly.

Renault is still in the cave, but this cave is much larger than the cave in front of the stone wall.

The sunlight just now came from a strange plant growing on the top of the cave. Renault recognized these plants directly, named sunlight moss.

As the name suggests, this moss can produce sunlight and is often planted in the underground environment of the cave to simulate the sunlight.

Sunlight moss is not cheap. It is generally only used in plantations to simulate the outdoor sunlight environment to ensure the growth of extraordinary plants.

And the top of this cave is planted with sunlight moss, which shows that the original owner of this ancient wizard laboratory is also wealthy.

This cave is divided into several rooms, and the purpose of each room is marked in ancient Byron.

There are lounges, material rooms, dissection rooms, incubation rooms, and pharmacy rooms, and in front of Renault is a large plantation.

There is a layer of black special soil under the plantation, and a path paved with stone slabs divides the plantation into two.

After a long period of baptism, there are few plants left in the plantation.

Renault didn't recognize most of the remaining plants. They were obviously plants that had been preserved in this special environment from ancient times.

Renault's eyes lit up when he saw these ancient plants.

These plants were very valuable to Renault. Renault could use chips to analyze the components of these ancient plants, use them in the production of medicines, and even try to continue to cultivate and reproduce these ancient plants.

So Renault must take these ancient plants away, but he didn't move.

Both plantations were protected by a transparent protective cover. It was precisely because of this protective cover that these plants could survive the baptism of long years and survive until now.

If Renault wanted to enter these two botanical gardens, he could only walk to the entrance of the botanical garden from the stone slab in the middle.

But on this stone slab, there was a pile of bones lying on it, and there were some weathered wizard robe fragments around the bones. There seemed to be a book under the bones that was well preserved.

The wizard world attaches great importance to the preservation of knowledge, so the books circulated among wizards have been specially treated and can be preserved for a long time without being corroded and weathered.

So the corpse on the stone road has turned into a pile of bones, and the wizard robe on his body has also been weathered, but the books under him are intact.

The bones in front of him are also warning Renault that this stone road is not as ordinary as it seems on the surface, and there must be danger hidden in it.

Renault took out a puppet from his apprentice backpack. Renault bit his finger and dripped a drop of blood on the puppet, and then chanted a spell.

After chanting the spell, Renault threw the puppet on the ground. The puppet seemed to come alive and stood directly on the ground. The body quickly grew larger and finally became exactly the same as Renault.

Renault touched the body of the puppet, and it was the same texture as Renault's body, not like a puppet at all.

And the puppet also exudes the same mental power fluctuations as Renault.

Obviously, this puppet is not only exactly the same as Renault in appearance, but also in other aspects. I believe that even those who are most familiar with Renault will find it difficult to tell which one is the real Renault for a while.

This puppet is called the Substitute Puppet. Renault spent 100 magic stones to buy it. The ability of the Substitute Puppet is to completely imitate all the information of the user.

It can play the role of a perfect substitute, but the substitute puppet can only last for a short time, only a quarter of an hour, but this is enough for Renault to explore the stone road in front of him.

Renault ordered the substitute puppet in front of him, who was exactly the same as himself, to walk in along the stone road in front of him.

The substitute puppet obediently followed Renault's request and moved slowly. When the substitute puppet approached the pile of bones, a sudden change occurred.

The substitute puppet stepped on a stone slab with one foot at this time, and the stone slab seemed to come alive suddenly.

With a "click", the stone slab directly cracked, revealing a big mouth full of white spiked teeth, biting the substitute puppet in half.

The stone slab immediately returned to an ordinary stone slab, as if nothing had happened.

The substitute puppet had returned to its original appearance, breaking into two sections and falling to the ground.

"Is this a gnawed slate? This is a bit of trouble!" Renault muttered to himself as he looked at the miserable state of the substitute puppet.

The gnawed slate is a special witchcraft trap. It is very good at hiding and can randomly change positions with other slates on the ground. It also attacks quickly and powerfully. It is a very useful witchcraft trap.