"This place is starting to feel like it matches the atmosphere now." Geslo looked at the lights hanging before the courtyard gate, his gaze sweeping over the pitch-black rock above as he took a slight breath.
If He Ao had not warned him just now, he would probably have been grabbed directly by the skeletal remains beneath that stone slab.
He did not know what would happen if he were caught, but it probably would not be anything good.
No wonder the developer had not stationed anyone here.
If they sent people in, those people would probably become that skeleton's "prey."
"It looks like we can't get in through the main gate," Geslo said, drawing a breath as he looked at the low wall beside the courtyard gate. "Can we get in somewhere else?"
He did want to try elsewhere, but there was no guarantee that other places did not have those skeletal hands.
"Do you see that small gap in the low wall on the left?" He Ao's voice sounded beside his ear. "You can climb in from there."
Hearing He Ao's words, Geslo let out a breath of relief.
With this old gentleman guiding him, there should not be any danger.
He quickly walked to the broken section of the wall and reached up to grip it.
At that moment, the light and shadows around him gradually dimmed. Even the bright lights faded.
The darkness seemed to turn into some viscous liquid, blocking out the light.
A faint chill permeated the air, along with the slight stench of decaying corpses.
Vaguely, Geslo felt as though he was no longer standing within this ancient city, but upon a vast wilderness.
Geslo looked ahead and saw some tattered Security Uniforms in his field of vision.
Security Personnel had once entered