Online Game: Crazy Skeleton-Chapter 1859 - 1566 "Spirit" (Two in One)

"Splash!"

In this pitch-black terrain, Banana ran wildly, almost guaranteed to trip. Sure enough, he hadn’t gone far before running straight into a mountain wall, barely avoiding a neck injury.

"Hahaha, elf, let’s see where you can escape now!" 𝓯𝙧𝙚𝙚𝔀𝒆𝓫𝓷𝙤𝓿𝒆𝙡.𝒄𝙤𝓶

Uncle Yu was overjoyed, sped up, and flew towards Banana.

But what he didn’t expect was a sharp rock pillar suddenly appearing right in front of him.

"Bang!"

With a crisp sound, Uncle Yu fell flat on the ground.

"Serves you right! Laughing at others, now you’ve got your comeuppance?"

Banana laughed heartily, got up, and continued his escape forward, quickly putting some distance between him and the old fellow.

"Elf, stop this futile struggle. You’re bound to die anyway. Better to let me kill you quickly now so you can enter the cycle of reincarnation without further suffering."

Uncle Yu wiped the dirt off his forehead and continued the chase, now playing the ’cat’ in this game, hunting the ’mouse’ that’s running scared. With a controlling demeanor, he was convinced that no matter how Banana fled, he’d never escape his grasp!

"Death? Even if I die, I will disgust you first!"

Banana was sure there were traps in this terrain—otherwise, why would Overturning Water have fallen into one? He had already resolved to die but would drag Uncle Yu down with him!

"Hahaha, let’s see how you’ll disgust me!"

Uncle Yu sneered, not taking Banana’s threat seriously. In his eyes, the elf’s efforts were merely the last struggles of a dying man, destined to die by his hand!

"Hmph!"

Banana said no more, focusing his energy and fleeing deeper into the darkness.

"Ungrateful!"

As Uncle Yu gave chase, he conjured wind elements, and with a wave of his sleeve, a wind blade shot out, slicing towards Banana’s back.

As an elf, Banana’s body was far more flexible and agile than an ordinary person’s. Sensing the coldness behind him, he swiftly dodged aside, letting the wind blade graze past and vanish into the darkness.

Due to this maneuver, Banana’s speed plummeted, and Uncle Yu caught up, closing the distance to less than two meters.

"Run again if you dare?"

A swirling wind ball appeared in Uncle Yu’s hand, its sharpness evident from the humming sound it emitted. Looking down at Banana’s back, he raised one hand, ready to bombard the youngster with a fierce wind.

But.

Just then, an unexpected event occurred.

A violent suction came over them, and neither Uncle Yu nor Banana could resist being sucked in, swallowed by the dark space.

...

"Hiss..."

Su Ran was dragged by the violent suction deep into the stone portal space, slammed into the wall, leaving a human-shaped crater, almost dislocating his bones.

Fortunately, the suction came and went quickly, allowing Su Ran to regain control of his body. He struggled out from the wall and sat on the ground, feeling like all his bones were broken. Thankfully, he still had some tomb grass - good for quenching thirst, healing, and relieving pain—a rare and valuable item.

"What the hell is this place?"

After chewing several pieces of tomb grass, Su Ran felt somewhat recovered. Carefully, he stood up, hoping to understand the surrounding terrain. But to his disappointment, it was as pitch-black as if ink had been spilled; he couldn’t even see his hand in front of his face, let alone the surroundings.

With no other choice, Su Ran took out the Elf Illusion Stone and used it directly.

[Elf Illusion Stone] (Special)

Natural element affinity, can transform into an elf appearance: Magic +5%, Agility +2, Attack Range +1, gains Night Vision Ability.

Transformation lasts 600 seconds, skill cooldown is 60 minutes.

Transformed into an elf, Su Ran’s vision instantly brightened, the dark elements were driven out, revealing the scene before him. The night vision ability was almost divine in such dark terrain, meaning that for ten minutes, he was no longer restricted by this environment.

"Hmm? What’s this..."

Sweeping his gaze around, Su Ran unexpectedly found a painting on the wall, depicting a tomb identical to the appearance of Burial Hill. In the center of the tomb was a large character: Spirit.

"Spirit?"

Su Ran was puzzled about what this character symbolized or what information it provided, leaving him quite baffled.

Could it be...

Was it hinting that a Beast Spirit was sealed inside this tomb?

This was common knowledge; did it really need a reminder?

Unable to fathom it, Su Ran decided to shelve the question for now, first figuring out where the suction had come from!

However.

No matter how hard he searched, he couldn’t find another special location, so he had to shift his focus back to the painting.

The system wouldn’t have placed a completely useless painting here; otherwise, why bother with it at all? Wouldn’t a plain wall suffice?

Striding up to the wall, Su Ran tapped it with a bone scythe. But to his disappointment, the painting showed no reaction, and despite knowing there was a secret within, he couldn’t discern it.