Under everyone's watchful gaze, the Stone Gate opened, revealing a fantastical passage.
"Let's go."
The four of them passed through the passage in turn and entered the Demiplane.
When Velin opened his eyes, there was no magnificent hall, no glittering Gold Coins—only a desolate wasteland. For a moment, he almost thought he had come to the wrong place.
The surrounding area was filled with countless unidentifiable plants, all of them looking half-dead.
"It seems the Stone Gate outside cut off this Demiplane's connection to the outside world. It hadn't been opened for thousands of years. Without Mana Energy from outside to replenish it, while the Mana Energy within was constantly consumed, it eventually became like this."
Angus walked over to a bare, leafless tree and placed a hand on its trunk. He could sense the life within it. This state was likely a survival mechanism of these higher plants.
However, one thing puzzled him. This Demiplane had not been opened for three thousand years, yet the plants around them were all still alive, as though they had been living together in harmony.
One had to know that competition among plants was incredibly brutal. In order to survive, they would inevitably seize nutrients from other plants.
Yet there was no such phenomenon here. Regardless of size, every plant possessed abundant vitality, waiting for the day it would awaken once more.
"Migos, stay here and protect Velin. Draide and I will take a look around."
"Yes, Lord Angus," Migos replied solemnly.
Afterward, Angus and Draide each chose a direction, flew into the air, and began investigating the Demiplane.
More than an hour later, both men returned to the entrance, visibly excited.
"Father, how is it?" Velin stepped forward and asked with concern.
"This Demiplane spans more than three thousand square kilometers and