In the end, nearly half the group decided to follow Su Jiu inside, while the other half had their own considerations.
The golden six-pointed star was clearly a teleportation array, but no one knew exactly where it led. Besides, they had offended Su Jiu so badly earlier that even if they followed her in, her group might not tell them anything.
They might even seize the chance to set a trap for them.
It had to be said that most of those who stayed behind had clear heads. Unknown territory might require someone to scout ahead, but they were absolutely unwilling to be those pioneers.
After weighing everything, they abandoned the array and chose to seek other opportunities. After all, this secret realm was vast, and what they had explored so far was merely a single hair on nine oxen. Who could guarantee that the unexplored regions held nothing worthwhile?
Compared with the disagreement on Su Jiu's side, the dispute among the other group was much fiercer.
No one could be certain where the teleportation array led, and there was no one whose words carried unquestionable weight, so opinions flew in every direction.
Eventually, Lie Wushuang grew so sick of the racket that she simply stepped straight into it. Seeing this, Gu Ningyun sighed and could only follow her inside.
Afterward, others followed in twos and threes.
The outcome was much the same as on Su Jiu's side: half went in, and half stayed behind.
They were teleported into a dimly lit chamber. It contained nothing but three ancient bronze doors.
Perhaps because so much time had passed, the bronze doors bore unmistakable traces of the years, as though they had weathered countless vicissitudes.
The three doors were not entirely identical. Though their surrounding decorations and carvings were the