Miller looked at the blocked cave behind him, then at Zhou Ziyun. The corners of his mouth curled up slightly.
This old fellow had acted cunning, composed, and calculating all along the way. As a westerner, Miller was generally an old fox himself, but compared to Zhou Ziyun, he was still a little inexperienced.
Thus, Miller often found himself unconsciously being led around by Zhou Ziyun. In other words, Zhou Ziyun's decisions often determined how the Ability User team coordinated.
That was actually quite dangerous. Who knew when Zhou Ziyun might set him up? By then, he would have nowhere to cry.
At that moment, seeing Zhou Ziyun's old face still somewhat red, Miller finally felt a little better.
Hehe!
So even you, Zhou Ziyun, have a day like this.
Although it was amusing, it was also rather speechless. After all, the cave's gate was tied to whether they could continue onward and leave this place.
However, since they could not leave for now, could they explore this place instead?
Especially the Ancient City buildings beneath the Stone Bridge—and particularly the palace at the center—might contain something valuable.
So after eating and drinking a little, he went to find Zhou Ziyun.
Although Zhou Ziyun appeared calm on the surface, he was somewhat doubtful of himself inside. Based on his usual temperament, he should have been steady and restrained. So how had he struck the bronze gate twice without giving it proper thought?
He should have realized long ago that his strength was not something a rocky cave could withstand.
However, the bronze gate had endured Zhou Ke's power without the slightest issue, which had given him the impression that attacking it with supernatural abilities should not be a problem.
That was why he had used his ability directly. He had