Anatoly began observing the room's surroundings. It was an extremely empty cylindrical hall. The first thing he noticed was the torches on the walls. Unlike the torches they had picked up in the previous room, these were larger and brighter, illuminating the entire room as if it were daytime.
"Something's wrong," Anatoly said. "A flame of this size couldn't give off such intense light."
From the moment they had entered the room, all their attention had been drawn to the mechanism in the center. The room was also quite large, with several meters between where they stood and the walls, so they had not carefully examined anything on the walls at all.
Anatoly walked over and stared at the torch, but because the entire hall was also very high, even though the torch was fixed halfway up the wall, it was still far above head height, and he could not see the flame very clearly from below.
Anatoly reached out and felt the air for a while, then said, "The light and heat from this torch don't conserve. Don't tell me it's electric?"
Lucifer also came over and looked up. He studied it briefly, then said, "I don't know if it's electric, but it definitely isn't an ordinary flame. It's very similar to the torches used to illuminate the palaces of Hell. Just a little flame can give off very bright light."
Anatoly lightly patted the wall in front of him with his hand. "There must be wires installed inside the wall. Too bad the wall can't be smashed."
As he spoke, he followed the wall around to the back of the mechanism. There was a door behind the mechanism, and it was not locked, which meant this stage was designed so that it could be skipped directly. Offering blood