After finding the first set of nonhuman white bones, Chu Han explored several more places after resting and similarly discovered nonhuman skeletons of varying sizes. The largest stood over a meter tall, while the smallest resembled the Grey Rabbit he had first seen in Yin Valley. Chu Han even picked up Wang Cai and carefully compared them one by one, concluding that those animals' skeletons were exactly the same as Wang Cai's.
For the rest of the journey, the man and rabbit spoke little, each lost in thought, while gradually discerning the pattern of this enormous underground cavern.
The first thousand meters of passage contained only skeletons. In the next thousand meters, cold weapons lay scattered beside the bones. A further thousand meters down, a small number of firearms began appearing at random. Deeper still, they found nonhuman skeletons.
Nothing else that could be taken appeared along the way, but the bones gradually changed from nonhuman back into human ones. At the end of one passage, Chu Han even found a message left behind by someone from the Bai Family.
As before, Chu Han copied down the line of writing, intending to have Gao Shaohui translate it later.
By then, they had descended an unknown number of kilometers and were getting closer and closer to the bottom. Based on what Chu Han knew from his previous life, from here all the way down, there would be nothing in the passages except bones. Many passages were even completely empty.
But just as Chu Han thought this, and had no intention of wasting any more time, a new discovery suddenly emerged!
They were already at an unknown depth. Chu Han had replaced several ropes, and just after firmly securing a new one to the wall, he was about to continue downward.
Suddenly,