Gu Poison
Li Siter stretched and smiled at the clear starry sky overhead. "Of course. If we hadn't gotten out, we might have been trapped underground."
"Of course, that might not have been enough to keep us there. It just would've been more trouble to escape."
"Going back there now probably won't be so simple either." Bi Fan sighed.
He remembered that when he'd first entered, quite a few members of the adventure groups had already occupied part of the ruins.
"We don't need to go back there." Li Siter smiled at him. "Gu worms are swarming all over that place now. Even if you wanted to return, I'd stop you."
Bi Fan was taken aback, then nodded.
That was true. With adventure groups entering the ruins, clashes were inevitable. They were all cultivators, and it was hard to resist the urge to fight.
Once a battle broke out, blood and flesh would fly everywhere—the perfect opportunity for Gu worms to strike.
"Unless they have a key too, escaping won't be easy for them," Li Siter said with a smile.
"Speaking of which, Brother Li, why did you ask me to choose a direction earlier? What if I chose the wrong one and we ended up back where we started?" Bi Fan asked with a smile.
"Then we'd have had to accept our fate. But I still have faith in your luck. Otherwise, you wouldn't have found a Chaos Spirit Item in the Lie Huo Sect."
Bi Fan was startled. "Brother Li, you knew about that?"
"I guessed. But I do have the advantage of access to intelligence."
Li Siter smiled. "There were two genuine Chaos Spirit Items in the Lie Huo Sect's Library Star Isle. I took one, so the other should be with you."
"Brother Li, you're a