Two clones led the way, scattering the clouds.
Why don't I just fly?
"The higher you stand, the farther you can see."
The Sophist interrupted, "You're standing so high up; before you can even see anyone else, the people on the ground will see you first."
Because the sky and earth were upside down, large swaths of clouds blocked the view.
You never know which cloud might be hiding a Laoliu.
Giant Overlord nodded slightly. "Until we determine the level of danger in this world, we should remain calm."
Qin Ze is already on his way to provide support.
After walking about two kilometers, the sky was clear and blue, like a piece of glass.
The surrounding clouds disappeared, and the view suddenly became much wider.
The ground above was no longer bare, but instead covered with towering trees and Huahua.
In addition, various strange and unusual plants are suspended in mid-air.
There are trees with rose-shaped canopies, shrubs made of seaweed, flowers made of individual leaves, and birds with baby-like faces that occasionally fly through them.
The group of people stared in disbelief.
This world is absolutely insane.
These things give the initial impression of being a product of various things mixed together.
One of the clones murmured, "Now it seems that the upside-down world is the most normal."
The Honest Man looked at the strange bird with a baby face perched on the rose bush crown and said to his clone beside him, "Go and catch him. I want to study him carefully."
The clone asked in surprise, "You mean me?"
The Honest Man nodded. "I believe in you, you can definitely do it."
The clone twitched the corner of its mouth and reluctantly stepped forward.
Along the way, fewer than twenty ordinary clones remained.
Those who are still alive are all incredibly cowardly old people.
Those who like to court death would have given everything away from the very beginning.
The various soft plants formed a dense forest, suspended high in the air.
Their roots are almost transparent, extending several meters in all directions, deeply rooted in the void.
The clone crouched low, using the other plants as cover, and quietly approached the large tree with its rose canopy.
The strange bird was pecking at the feathers on its wings when it seemed to hear a noise and stopped abruptly. It kept tilting its head from side to side, looking around.
The Honest Man said on the Local Area Network, "Stick your butt out, it's going to spot you."
"Stop dawdling and just self-destruct, blowing up the tree and the birds along with it. I can still study the physical form."
The clone rolled its eyes. "I'm not part of the Self-Destruct Squad."
The Honest Man, "It's alright, you can be an exception. I'll make an exception and approve it."
The clone took a deep breath, preparing to self-destruct and uproot the tree.
Suddenly, a whistle rang out in the dense forest.
Startled, the bird in the tree immediately flapped its wings and flew away.
The clone's face darkened; he had almost succeeded, but which bastard ruined his plans?
Splash--
A man in green robes, with long arms and legs, leaped out from the flower's center, resembling a gibbon.
"Are you crazy?"
"He's got the guts of a bear and the gall of a leopard, trying to catch Death-Omen Bird."
The clone sized the man up and down, then asked in the Spirit Language, "Are you a local?"
The man asked, bewildered, "Don't I look like a local?"
The clone's lips curled into a malicious smile, "Great, I love the locals."
Although we didn't catch the bird, now that a local has come, isn't it more cost-effective?
Snap--
The clone snapped its fingers, "Attack!"
The other clones, who had already crept over, pounced on him instantly, leaving the man covered in sweat and unable to move.
Moments later, the man was firmly bound to the tree by the clones using vines.
The man's face darkened. "You ungrateful bastards! I just saved you, and this is how you repay me?"
The clone that had just caught the bird took out a vine and lashed it at the man.
"I will repay your sixth uncle!"
"It was because of you that I caught my prey!"
The man's eyes widened. "You want to catch Death-Omen Bird? Did a donkey kick your head?"
With a flick of his wrist, he lashed out. "You're the one who got kicked by a donkey!"
"Stop."
Honest Man and Giant Overlord, along with several other clones, arrived from behind.
"How many times have I told you? Be kind, be kind."
"We are here to spread the sacred glory of our great Troupe Leader, not to cause trouble."
The Honest Man stepped forward and untied the vines binding the man, his face full of kindness and gentleness.
"I'm so sorry to have startled you. It's my fault for not disciplining my subordinates properly."
The man, now untied, stretched his joints and sneered, "I should have kept quiet and let you get eaten by the False Human."
False Human?
The group of Giant Overlord quickly exchanged glances.
"I apologize again to you for my subordinate's rudeness just now."
With that, the Honest Man handed over a crystal.
This Myriad Races, was nothing short of an otherworldly wonder to those in worlds not connected to the Abyss.
Sure enough, the man's eyes lit up when he saw the crystal.
He took the crystal and unconsciously put it in his mouth and bit it.
Seemingly realizing he had somewhat rudely, the man coughed a few times awkwardly.
"Fine, I'm magnanimous, I forgive you."
The Honest Man smiled slightly, "Let me introduce myself. I am the Grand Master of the Circus, and they are all my protectors."
"We entered this world by accident, but we don't know where the Abyss Gate is or how to get out."
The man blinked. "You... you came from outside?"
Honest Man could tell immediately that something was going to happen; the other party seemed to know about the existence of the Abyss.
"That's right, we are Abyss Travelers."
The man sighed, "Once you're in, don't even think about leaving."
"The door you came through was randomized."
"Nobody knows when it will open or where it will open."
Every so often, people like you from outside the world come through the door.
"But they didn't understand the situation here, and the vast majority were eaten by the False Human."
"Perhaps occasionally a lucky few will find the door suddenly reappearing in front of them, allowing them to leave."
"But the probability of such a thing happening is infinitesimally close to zero, which is why I said once you're in, don't even think about getting out."
The Honest Man frowned.
The world is worse than he imagined.
He exuded a kind of madness from the inside out.
The Honest Man then handed the other man a crystal and smiled, saying, "We're new here and don't know the rules. Could you please explain them to us?"
"Especially the False Human you just mentioned."
The man put the crystal in his mouth and bit down hard, then put it away and said with a smile, "No problem, I'll tell you everything I know."
"But it's dark now, and it's not safe outside. Let's find a suitable place to talk."