"Are we going in or not?" Roger asked bluntly. He could no longer stand remaining in this fear.
Bai You steadied himself and glanced at the forty remaining members of the Mysterious Family. Everyone's eyes held anticipation. They wanted to leave the valley as soon as possible; even a maze was better than wasting away here.
"Go in." Bai You made the decision and led the group charging into one of the paths.
The forty people huddled together and no longer dared split up. A force of over a hundred had dwindled to just forty before they had even seen an enemy. Such a situation had never occurred in the Mysterious Family's thousand-year history, and it was also the greatest loss ever suffered by the ever-arrogant Bai Family.
The Luo Family had relatively more members. Even after their clash with the Gao Family, Roger had still brought more people than the Bai Family this time. But no matter how many members they had, they could not withstand such a sudden large-scale separation.
Besides, Bai You and Roger both knew full well what would become of those who had gotten separated. Their chances of survival were slim!
The maze at Yin Valley's exit had paths neither too wide nor too narrow, each one blocked off by vast walls of vegetation. The paths were clean and showed no sign of danger, nor was there any indication of the peril this place had held a thousand years ago.
Yet the forty still advanced with extreme caution, feeling their way forward. Bai You led from the front, not because his temperament had suddenly changed, but because he was the only person present who had studied this kind of maze map shaped by magnetic-field fluctuations.
The underground base beneath that private island had been built