Amid the countless animal bones lay a stairway leading upward, but it was ancient and had no special power protecting it.
As a result, many sections had caved in, leaving much of the black Shi stairway in ruins. Looking up along it, they saw nothing but darkness ahead, like the gaping maw of a monstrous beast awaiting its prey.
An invitation into a trap.
It waited for them to approach, then devour them without leaving a scrap.
That fear and dread of the unknown.
It was rooted deep in everyone's heart, all the more so after the darkness they had just endured. Di Fa motioned for everyone to advance.
Two steps up, there were even more bones on the ground.
Lin Feng looked at the remains and reached down to pick up a bone.
Di Fa did not stop him.
"Fangxiangshi" came over as well, studying the bone.
Who knew how many years had passed, yet the bone still retained its original toughness.
That proved its owner had been an extraordinary creature in life.
Judging by its shape, it looked very much like a bear's skull.
Only it was far too large.
From the skull, the bear must have been around seven meters long.
That astonishing, terrifying size qualified it as a beast without equal.
Even in a movie, it would have counted as a "prehistoric giant bear," enough to feature in a domestic horror flick.
Domestic horror flick.
Movie.
Perhaps Lin Feng would never have imagined that his instinctive urge to make snarky comments, buried deep in his bones, could have this effect. Even with his memory gone, those unconscious remarks contained a great deal of information that did not belong to this era.
Like a dam bursting, once the tiniest breach appeared, even the greatest embankment could crumble