Mine Rats

"Repairs will take approximately one month."

"That long?" Yi Qingqing felt somewhat uneasy. There was something strange about this mine, and she kept feeling as though she had stepped into someone else's trap.

"That's right. The composition of these mineral veins is complex, and the mining equipment has extremely high requirements for technology and materials, so repairs require a great deal of time."

The soldier's voice carried no emotion, like that of a simulated robot. Having received an answer, Yi Qingqing finally relaxed.

Since she clearly would not reach the bottom of the mine anytime soon, she might as well study the Law Fragments for a while.

With that thought, Yi Qingqing took out the Time Law Fragment and began using the power of the law within it. Perhaps because of the resonance between Law Fragments, the entire mine was affected while she used it.

Jiang Yang had just killed one Fallen Life when another charged at him. Yet after taking only two steps, it suddenly blinked back to where it had appeared and ran over again, only to return once more.

It was like a game lagging. It looked as though it had taken more than a dozen steps, but in reality, it had not moved forward at all.

"Time Law?"

Jiang Yang incinerated the Fallen Life with a mouthful of Dragon Breath, then looked toward Yi Qingqing. He could sense fluctuations in the mine's Time Law, apparently caused by that little girl.

"What a troublemaker!"

Jiang Yang sneered as the Wood Law coiled around his body.

In terms of quality, the Wood Law was one of the five foundational laws of the Myriad Heavens and Worlds. It seemed simple, but its quality was actually extremely high. Still, compared to the Time Law, it was somewhat lacking.

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