As he walked, plenty of Star Gu remained around him at all times. They constantly imitated human footsteps, pressing down on the ground and even the walls. Other Star Gu rammed into places that were less likely to draw attention.
Although Huo Hai had not found another trap since then, such caution was necessary. Who knew when he would encounter the next one? A single moment of carelessness could cost him his life. Huo Hai had no desire to gamble with his life.
He did not know how much time had passed, but by his reckoning, he had probably been in this maze for a day. He had not encountered anything unusual again during that time. Huo Hai felt a little frustrated. "Sigh, are there really no more traps? Where on earth is that key?" Until he found the key, he could never feel completely at ease.
The key meant an exit. It meant his life. With it, he could advance or retreat as he pleased; without it, he could only live with his heart in his throat. Huo Hai's inner space had its limits. All the food inside would only last him a month or two.
If he really became trapped here, Huo Hai was certain he would eventually starve to death. Just as he was growing thoroughly bored, his eyes suddenly lit up. The Star Gu had sent him new information.
"Finally found something. That certainly wasn't easy." The Star Gu had discovered something that appeared to be a guardian. It was not human, but it could move. If it was not a puppet, then it had to be a Spirit Servitor belonging to the Spirit Formation here.
Spirit Servitors were very unusual creations, most of them companion entities born of Spirit Formations. Within a formation's range, a