Looking at the thumb-sized plants—and at how many of them there were—Lin Zhengyi and Wang Luoying both swallowed. This thing is Immortal Grass? No way, right? There are that many?
"There are hundreds of them! This thing is Immortal Grass? Right, Lin Zhengyi, hurry up and eat a few to try them!" Senior Brother Hai egged him on, his face full of mockery.
"Get lost! Why don't you try them first? These definitely aren't Immortal Grass! Things are valuable because they're rare. There are enough of these to make a whole field of cabbages—what kind of Immortal Grass would that be? If they can survive soaking in this terrifying poisonous water, then they'd really be ghosts!" Lin Zhengyi glared at Senior Brother Hai before speaking, utterly unwilling to believe it.
"These definitely aren't Immortal Grass, but there's another passage below leading to another place. You can look over by the wall." Wang Luoying pointed at a structure on the wall that looked like a stone door and revealed a faint smile. She was quite a striking beauty; if she hadn't already verified her identity, I truly wouldn't have been able to connect her with the assassin trade of the Living-Killing Society.
Everyone's gazes immediately extended toward the cave entrance. I hurried back over, though I had already been looking down from the top of the pool for quite a while.
Lin Zhengyi went down the stairway without a word, with Protector Li Jianchen following behind him. Wang Luoying went down as well. If the stone lotuses were all Immortal Grass, that would be outrageously heaven-defying. There were simply too many of them—far too many for anyone to believe instinctively.
To prevent them from suddenly attacking me, Elder Mu followed behind Wang Luoying. I followed Elder Mu as we moved downward.