Amid the harsh scrape of metal, Goss disappeared from Su Xiao's sight again. As for why I said "again," that was because a minute ago, Goss had vanished from Su Xiao's sight by free-falling.
At this moment, a string of people hung from Su Xiao. Alisa Herbert, held in Eminem's hands, had become a genuine pendant as the group descended at an unhurried pace.
About a dozen seconds later.
Boom!
A loud bang came from below. Goss had probably reached the bottom.
Soon, Su Xiao's group arrived at the bottom of the metal shaft. Goss was not injured. Just before landing, he had imitated Su Xiao's earlier method and stabbed the Knight Sword at his waist into the metal wall, landing safely.
After reaching the bottom of the shaft, Su Xiao looked around. There was a metal door at the bottom, engraved with unintelligible patterns. The door showed no signs of rust, and there was a circular hole in its center.
Using the light from a military glow stick, Su Xiao examined the inside of the hole. It was about fifty centimeters deep, with a metal rod inside. This should be the mechanism for opening the metal door.
Su Xiao drew Dragon Slayer Flash from his waist and stabbed it into the metal door.
Clang.
Sparks flew. The sword only left a shallow dent in the metal door. This thing was extremely sturdy—or more precisely, some kind of energy was protecting it.
It was not that Su Xiao could not destroy the metal door. If he forced it open, he would need at least several hours, perhaps even longer.
After hesitating for a moment, Su Xiao thrust his left hand, wrapped in a metal bracer, into the circular hole. At the same time, he pressed Dragon Slayer Flash against his