Auston, at the front of the team, turned solemn. He asked those behind him, "What did you see just now? Or did you find any clues?"
Hobart, at the very back, had been carrying the "Spirituality Connection Wine Cup," so his Spirit Vision had remained active. He saw the spirituality overflowing from the foremost team member turning black, as though he had suffered an attack similar to a Curse.
Lina, standing behind Auston, said, "My Spirit Vision didn't see anything abnormal."
Hobart froze at those words. Had he seen wrong? He examined the dead team member again and confirmed that his judgment was correct.
So Hobart studied Lina again, but gave nothing away, acting as if nothing had happened.
Auston pondered for a moment. "I'll close my eyes and try going into the corridor ahead. If there's any danger, warn me immediately!"
It was a good idea, though it reminded Hobart of some rather unpleasant experiences. Still, he could be certain that there were no high-level monsters or sealed artifacts of the God of Death pathway ahead. Otherwise, everyone in the Tomb Passage would already be corpses.
Auston drew a deep breath, closed his eyes, and stood at the corner. The two team members behind Lina hurried forward, ready at any moment to pull back their captain if he decided to kill himself.
Everyone held their breath. One second, two seconds, three seconds.
Auston suddenly said, "I feel extremely curious. I keep wanting to open my eyes and look ahead, but if I use Extraordinary Power to resist it, I can endure the urge to open them."
He returned with a hand on the wall, letting out a long breath before saying, "We can cover our eyes. As long as we don't look ahead and feel our way through the