As everyone knew, in Soulslike games, jumping puzzles and cesspool poison pools were unavoidable delights.
Gong Qiying's knockoff Great Hollow had been built upon the shoulders of giants, and it was now welcoming its first visitors.
This was extremely important reference data. He had already taken out his notebook.
Surely, with the abilities of these elite adventurers, they would help him discover flaws in the design and bring the Great Hollow closer to perfection!
When the two rings were pressed into the recesses of the Stone Gate, the enormous, heavy door slowly opened, and a chilling gust of wind rushed toward them.
"If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, I never would have believed opening this door required two rings—and that you had to defeat powerful monsters to get them," Malu muttered to herself.
She could already imagine the look on someone's face if they failed to collect every ring, endured countless hardships to finally reach the Stone Gate, then eagerly tried to enter the next area only to discover it was locked!
That expression was probably quite delicious to Gong Qiying.
"Let's see what kind of crap is behind the next Stone Gate!"
Beyond the Stone Gate was darkness, and Malu darted inside in an instant. Leon did not even have time to stop her.
Forget it. Malu knew her limits; she wasn't a child anymore. That was what he thought, but the next second, a scream came from beyond the Stone Gate.
"Ah!"
"Malu!"
Leon's eyelid twitched. He hurriedly lunged toward the Stone Gate, only to collide head-on with the fleeing Malu. Both of them fell to the ground.
"What are you doing?" Leon's eyes widened. He had been worried she had encountered danger, but wasn't she perfectly lively? He was so angry his thoughts no