In an underground place, Li Yan was swiftly moving through a burial chamber. This underground tomb lay beyond the area designated for the trial.
Thus, Li Yan encountered more corpse ghosts here, along with many yin beasts. Some yin beasts occupied vast areas in groups, while others controlled individual burial chambers alone.
After concealing his aura, Li Yan directly avoided those ghosts and yin beasts.
At the same time, Li Yan remained vigilant of his surroundings. He had received the sect master's warning: once he went deeper, he had to take care to remain hidden and avoid alarming the mid- and high-level ghosts here whenever possible.
The place where he now stood was an enormous burial chamber. Here, Li Yan saw many corpse ghosts wandering about or sleeping within various burial rooms.
Another incense stick's time later, Li Yan appeared somewhere deep beneath the burial chamber!
The terrain here suddenly changed. It no longer extended endlessly downward, but instead spread out in all directions like streets.
Through his observations since entering this tomb, Li Yan had begun to feel doubtful. He wondered whether the jade slip map given to him by the sect master contained an error.
That Blood-Eyed Toad was a sixth-rank yin beast. Coupled with its high ranking on the demon beast list, it was undoubtedly an immensely powerful existence.
And hadn't it been said that it had reached some sort of tacit understanding with several corpse ghosts of the Nether King Realm?
By all reason, it should have occupied a certain territory. There should not have been many other yin ghosts and creatures here.
Yet this tomb gave Li Yan the feeling of an abandoned town that had once been buried deep underground for some unknown reason.
After entering from above, one's view abruptly opened up, as