The doorway is nearly four meters high and three meters wide. There are some strange plants growing on the walls. Go straight ahead for ten meters and you'll reach the end. The red headlight illuminates a patch of uneven coral.
Wu Dian swam over, looked up and down, and began to break off the corals on the wall one by one and throw them away. He also dug out as much sand as possible. The rabbit demon hurried over to help, working hard and trying to get more rewards.
Soon, a solid material was exposed below. It was hard to tell whether it was stone or metal. Wu Dian was excited and sped up the movements of his hands. He also summoned the flying sword to cut the hard attachment.
Finally, all the debris was cleared away. Wu Dian washed the entire doorway with water, took two steps back, and looked at the situation in front of him by the illumination of the headlight.
In front of you is a black door, consisting of two door leaves, with a round white jade plate in the middle, with part of it missing. There was originally an engraved plaque directly above the door, but it has now been corroded to pieces. Only traces of writing are vaguely exposed, and it is impossible to identify what it is.
The shape of this gate is very similar to the main entrance of an ancient Chinese palace, and the round disk is somewhat like a cipher disk. Wu Dian pressed his hand up to input mana, and the jade plate lit up, revealing a mysterious pattern that was clearly consistent with the one on the jade piece. However, that was all. The input mana was exhausted, the jade plate returned to darkness, and the door remained motionless.
Wu Dian looked at the defects on the jade plate, took out the two pieces of jade, tried for a while, and put them on. It was perfect. It turned out to be one piece. There was just a small missing piece that had not been filled in. He didn't know what was being done. Wherever he rushed, as soon as he let go, the two jade pieces fell down again. This is not good, they have to be repaired.
Wu Dian thought to himself, if there is no ready-made one, I will make one. We are good at it. Then I put the jade piece on it again, used the "Omoku Jue" to take a piece of stone, and cut it according to the size and shape of the gap. Finally, I made a stone piece that could completely fill it. Then I activated the jade plate and jade piece again and followed the direction of the grain. Engraving on stone.
Following him back to Red Light, he took a piece of spiritual metal, shaped it with magic fire, and made a metal piece exactly like the stone.
After all these were done, he placed all three fragments on the disk using the "Gomono Technique", pressed his hand on it, and slowly input mana. Sure enough, the lines on the disk lit up from the center, spread to the surroundings, and finally all lit up, and the disk became completely white.
Then the disk vibrated and began to rotate slowly, making a "buzzing" sound. The rabbit next to it was frightened and jumped back.
Wu Dian quickly stopped his hand, took a step back, and concentrated on alert to deal with various changes that might happen.
The disc rotated a full circle before it stopped with a "snap". The door leaf on the right made a "rumbling" sound and slowly opened outward, revealing the dark space inside.
Wu Dian took a deep breath to calm down his excitement. After going through so many twists and turns, I finally got lucky and this fairy mansion was finally opened!
He made a move back, and the red light shrank and flew back into his hand, and was placed in the storage space. In this way, it could be used as a weapon if anything happened, but the rabbit demon was shocked and dumbfounded.
Wu Dian ignored it. He first released several light balls with a snap of his fingers, and then flew the "Bee Stinger" into the door to investigate.
After turning around in a circle, he had roughly counted. He couldn't help but sigh and swam in. The rabbit hurriedly followed.
The light balls flew around, illuminating the extremely vast space behind the door. It turned out that it had long been filled with seawater, and many creatures lived here, making it beyond recognition.
Wu Dian took a quick look and couldn't tell whether it was a natural cave or one dug artificially. There was a large square in the middle, and there seemed to be some small caves on both sides, which were divided into three levels: upper and lower.
Wu Dian took a chance and used his flying sword to go over and check.
It is indeed a living room similar to a cave dwelling. Unfortunately, even if it originally had doors and furniture, all traces have been lost due to the corrosion of sea water over the years. The room was quite large, Wu Dian estimated it to be seventeen or eight square meters, and the walls were covered with coral.
Wu Dian still didn't give up, so he used the "bee stinger" to dig around everywhere, but found nothing.
The same is true for the second one, and then the third one. Looking all the way, there is nothing. Wu Dian couldn't help but be disappointed. After spending so much effort and traveling thousands of miles, he found the place, but it was just a ruin with nothing. It was extremely depressing.
When he found the third floor, Wu Dian didn't have any hope anymore. He planned to remove the two doors and the disc later. If he studied it carefully, he might gain something.
While making calculations, "Stinger" stopped in front of the last cave dwelling. It was closed tightly, as if there was a door!
Wu Dian was pleasantly surprised. He shot forward and floated in front of the hole. He peeled off the covering with his hands. Sure enough, a red door leaf was revealed. Wu Dian stretched out his finger and flicked it. It was made of metal. He was very fond of this thing. Familiar, red fire copper!
Use "Red Fire Copper" to make such a big door! Wu Dian was a little stunned: Xuanhua is not short of copper, but it is also used to make utensils. It is so luxurious that it is used to make doors. I am afraid that even Guan Mei has never heard of it. Was there such a wealthy person on earth before?
Not to mention what's going on inside, just this door, it's worth the money to pry it off. Wu Dian was in a good mood and quickly looked for a way to open the door. After searching for a long time, he found nothing. This thing seemed to be born on a stone, and it fit tightly, without a handle or a keyhole.
Wu Dian repeated his old trick and pressed his hand on the door to input the mana. Half of it was consumed, but there was still no response from the door. The inside was empty, like a mud cow entering the sea.
Wu Dian scratched his head, is this your sister going to be split open? It's a pity that dad's flying sword is made of copper and cannot cut at all. Chop the surrounding rocks? This will take until the year of the monkey, not to mention the seawater rushing in. This is the ocean floor of more than 6,000 meters. With that water pressure, there is still a hair left for me.
After being blinded for a long time, he suddenly had an idea. He thought of how to open the door outside, and hurriedly turned around and left the cave. He lit up the jade plate and carefully observed the lines on it. Yes, it was very similar to runes, but it was different from Xuanhua's. The system is obviously different, the twists and turns are more concise, and they look like decorative lines.
Don't many spells just use mana to carve runes and then send them out? Give it a try and let Sima be a live horse doctor. Wu Dian memorized the lines carefully, and when he became proficient in sketching them in his mind, he returned to the bronze door.
He used his magic power to outline the runes, then hit the bronze door with his hand, but there was still no movement. Wu Dian waited for a while and then performed another spell. When he reached the third stage, the bronze door finally shook, and a faint "click" sound was heard, and the bronze door opened slightly.
Wu Dian quickly placed an air shield at the crack of the door, hoping to block the sea water from pouring in. He prayed: "Don't let the water in, don't let the water in!"
As a result, he found that he had been worrying too much. This stone room seemed to be engraved with a water-bending magic circle. Just like his red light, the seawater was blocked by invisible forces as soon as it reached the edge of the door, turning into a wall of water.
Wu Dian opened the bronze door, stepped in, and stood indoors with a "swish" sound.
