The Deadstone Mine Tunnel, How Strikingly Similar

Zhao Han kept his expression steady on the surface and listened obediently.

Seeing how well Zhao Han took advice, Old Yang felt somewhat reassured.

As long as you listen, don't run off or say anything you shouldn't. Three days will pass in no time, and I won't make you go work on the front lines of the mine.

Only people with no backing or weak backing were sent to mine on the front lines. They were doomed to die there, never to return.

After he received the Iron Token, the deadstone radiation in the air had indeed weakened considerably.

With Zhao Han's [Decomposition] talent weakening it further, he could barely feel the effects of the deadstone radiation.

When they reached the bottom, Zhao Han was stunned by the scene below the mine.

At the bottom of the sinkhole stood more than a dozen iron huts and many large shipping containers, packed tightly together.

There were many caves around the perimeter of the bottom, filled with shipping containers.

The metal sheets covering the iron huts and shipping containers were made of the same material as the Iron Token. They could greatly offset the effects of deadstone radiation.

This ensured that the effects on those who lived inside for long periods were negligible.

At least three Spirit Condensing Realm dwarves lived in each iron hut, and some of them were even in the Divine Domain Realm.

Each shipping container held many Iron Tokens and iron boxes, as well as human Martial Artists or Half-Demons in a deep slumber.

The deadstone was probably stored in those iron boxes. The many Iron Tokens placed beside them were likely there to weaken its effects.

Besides storing deadstone, the containers also served as lodging for the miners.

"Don't people have Storage Rings? Deadstone is so small.