The bedroom before him had a style unlike that of the present day. Though the wall-mounted candleholders no longer held candles, they were still there, along with a bulky wardrobe that should have been discarded long ago.
Even without [Tracking] vision, Qin Ran could spot something suspicious in these out-of-place furnishings.
He raised his hand, gripped a candleholder on the wall, and applied a little force.
Click!
With the sound of a spring mechanism, the entire bulky wardrobe swung outward, revealing a passage leading down.
Electric lights in the passage dispelled the darkness.
Qin Ran took another look around the bedroom, then headed down.
After descending forty steps, Qin Ran entered a brightly lit little lounge.
Thick fur rugs covered the entire floor. Eight chairs stood around two round tables, while a row of sofas lined one wall.
Directly opposite the sofas stood a bar and a cabinet.
Some food and drinks sat on the bar, while the cabinet displayed numerous opened and unopened bottles of liquor.
Clearly, this was a gathering place for people from the mystery side.
But it was not what Qin Ran was looking for.
He wanted to find the bedroom of the owner of the Mekaisi and Buzhan Bookstore.
As for the bedroom aboveground?
It was merely a cover.
For someone from the mystery side who could cast spells, having no spellcasting materials, relevant books, or notes in their bedroom was simply impossible.
Qin Ran was indifferent to the spellcasting materials.
But he was eager to find any books or notes that might be inside.
He desperately wanted information about the mystery side of this dungeon world.
Asking other people about these things would take far too long.
Besides, Qin Ran did not have that much time to distinguish truth from falsehood.
So he had