Divinity Beings were difficult to kill. The fundamental reason lay in the various miraculous effects and immunity abilities inherent to divinity.
Xu Nan had only asked casually, but Qin Lele had actually found some loopholes.
He looked at Qin Lele in surprise.
Qin Lele said somewhat guiltily, "...But I've only thought of one feasible approach. I still need to work out the details. Um... is there a restroom here?"
Xu Nan asked strangely, "Do you need to go to the restroom before you can figure out the whole plan?"
Qin Lele nodded her little head like a rattle drum.
Xu Nan found it amusing, but he did not expose the little secret she was trying to hide.
Everyone had their own privacy, after all.
"There should be one in the warehouse."
"I didn't see one in the plaza. Do these wizards not need to use the restroom?"
Xu Nan was rather surprised as well.
His gaze returned to the Magic Gate.
Even now, the warehouse's Magic Gate was still operating, guarding against potential intruders. If they could not open it, they would have no way of getting the items inside the warehouse.
"Perhaps I can give it a try."
Raphael timidly raised his hand. "My ancestors were legitimate Treasure Hunters, and I received professional decryption training. I've also dabbled a little in the Arcane Empire's Magic Gate series."
Xu Nan was somewhat skeptical. "Are you sure?"
Raphael's hands shook even more violently. "No, but I can try."
"After all, I really did learn many ancient methods for decrypting Magic Gate passwords."
Xu Nan sighed. "Then give it a try."
Raphael looked greatly relieved and scampered over to the Magic Gate. He pulled out a pile of ancient tools and began attempting to decrypt it.
The design of this kind of