<strong>Capítulo 2406: Chapter 2406: Uninvited Guest</strong>
The Gaochangbyrinth is extremely dangerous, even someone like Trent Marsh couldn’t help but feel cold sweat on his forehead.
But precisely because of this danger, a buildingpleted over five thousand years ago has been talked about for thousands of years, yet no one has ever walked out of it alive.
Sometimes, a ce that hides secrets doesn’t need to be very concealed.
No matter how hidden, idents can still happen.
As long as it’s dangerous enough, beyond the limits humans can pass through, it will definitely be safe.
Undoubtedly, the Gaochangbyrinth is such a ce.
Before this, Trent Marsh wasn’t very clear why Silvio Reed wanted him to pass through the entire Nine Provinces Tomb.
He witnessed every trap, secret weapon.
And the grand mountains and rivers.
Only now does he understand the reason.
To unlock the sealed armor, one must pass through extremely dangerous ces to discover the secret Silvio Reed buried long ago.
The moment the long knife was thrust into the wall, sparks flew!
Strangely enough, there was a mechanism behind the stone.
And this stone perfectly merged with the surrounding walls, leaving no ws.
In other words, if Trent Marsh hadn’t seen a painting in Silvio Reed’s tomb, he wouldn’t have found a way to survive now.
In the painting, within a building identical to the Gaochangbyrinth, at this position, there was a lever.
As long as the lever was pulled, the entire cave would change.
Trent Marsh fiercely pulled the de down!
Click!
The entire cave began to shake violently!
Those poisonous scorpions were immediately absorbed onto the walls, struggling continuously, but couldn’t move at all.
“Iron Scorpions?” Trent Marsh nced at the scorpion body fluid left on the knife and then understood what was going on.
The Ten Thousand Mountain Alliance, as the world’s most powerful organization, had once collected all unique species in the world.
Iron Scorpions were once among them.
These scorpions are highly toxic, and a touch means death.
Interestingly, they have arge amount of iron in their bodies.
And within the Gaochangbyrinth, there are many mas. The moment Trent Marsh pressed down the de, this mechanism was activated.
The entire structure of the building changed, and all the mas were exposed, absorbing the Iron Scorpions.
These are super mas, and the scorpions struggled on them, but couldn’t fall off.
“One minute.” Trent Marsh’s throat moved as he swiftly pulled the knife out of the wall.
One minute!
After one minute, these mas would lose their maism, and the Iron Scorpions would fall down again.
Just as Trent Marsh was preparing to sprint, a shadow rushed in at a faster speed behind him!
“Who!”
Trent Marsh’s heart skipped a beat. When he came, there was no one tracking him.
As a top martial artist, formerly known as the War God, Trent Marsh naturally knew how to avoid being tracked and how to disguise himself.
Even before entering the Gaochangbyrinth, he still observed his surroundings, making sure no one was following before he went in.
But who could have such precise timing, rushing in the moment the scorpions were absorbed?
No time to think more, Trent Marsh grasped his knife and pursued!
As he gave chase, he became even more astonished.
That shadow’s speed was incredible, clearly not an ordinary person!
In the whole world, those with such speed didn’t exceed twenty people!
Who exactly could it be?
Aftering out of the Nine Provinces Tomb, Trent Marsh had been traveling stealthily.
He never showed his face.
Finally, they passed through a passage and arrived inside a grand hall.
The door of this hall was already open.
On both sides of the door, there were also mas.
The moment Trent Marsh activated the mechanism, powerful maic force pulled the door open on both sides.
Equivalent to automatic opening.
Once the ma’s attraction was lost, this heavy door would shut again.
By then, in front would be an indestructible door, and behind, countless scorpions.
No doubt, unless a god arrived, it would be a dead end.
Swoosh!
The shadow entered the door but didn’t continue forward.
Instead, it turned around.
“Die!”
Trent Marsh struck like a thunderbolt. Almost as he passed through the door, the longsword in his hand smashed down!
The highest realm of martial arts, except for the rumored Unity of Heaven and Man that no one had seen, was speed, precision, and ruthlessness!
No fancy moves, one strike with incredible power!
The shadow drew a slender sword from his waist, and as it unsheathed, it shed with a cold light!
shing with Trent Marsh’s longsword!
ng!
The two divine weapons collided violently, sparking even ten centimeters high!
After one move, they retreated ten meters, staring coldly at each other.
“Julius Reed.” Trent Marsh squinted his eyes, surprised yet expected.
In the world, those with such skills, Julius Reed was one of them.
And he was also interested in Silvio Reed’s matters.
To manage such precise timing, remaining undiscovered, and bursting in at the perfect moment the mechanism was triggered requires a very clever mind.
Previously, Trent Marsh had little regard for intellect, but since working with Julius Reed, he gained deeper understanding and contact.
So when the shadow came in, Trent Marsh indeed thought it was Julius Reed!
However, on careful thinking, this was the mechanism left by Silvio Reed during the Ten Thousand Mountain Alliance era.
Julius Reed doesn’t possess the memory of that time; he wasn’t a person of that time.
The person who came should be from the Ten Thousand Mountain Alliance.
Moreover, from the earliest Ten Thousand Mountain Alliance.
Not the fake Ten Thousand Mountain Alliance Julius Reed created.
At least in Trent Marsh’s eyes, only the one they built with their own hands counted as the true Ten Thousand Mountain Alliance.
Others, he doesn’t acknowledge.
So when he saw Julius Reed, he was indeed surprised.
“Does Mr. Springs know?” Julius Reed sheathed his sword and asked.
“The first strategist of the Ten Thousand Mountain Alliance, Fourth Brother’s assistant. How do you know him?” Trent Marsh didn’t sheathe his knife but pointed the tip down, pointing to the ground.
This was a significant matter; he didn’t want to disappoint Silvio Reed’s expectations.
Feelings are feelings, righteousness is righteousness.
“Mr. Springs is dead. Someone who died before you were born, would you know?” Trent Marsh shook his head, unable to confirm Julius Reed’s connection with Dragon Dance.
In his view, it was Dragon Dance who told him.
Mr. Springs held very high status in the Ten Thousand Mountain Alliance years ago, but since he wasn’t a top martial artist, limited by age, he died early.
As for being resurrected, that happened after Trent Marsh entered Divinity.
“Mr. Springs is not dead and hase to join me.” Julius Reed extended his hand, pointed at himself, and closed his eyes slowly.
When he opened them again, his eyes were calm.
No ripples.
“Back then, when Silvio Reed recruited three thousand disciples, you saved one person, do you remember?”
Julius Reed slowly spoke.
“What do you mean?” Trent Marsh felt a tingling on his scalp, a sense of foreboding.
“Of the three thousand disciples, only one survived. That person is me, Julius Reed.”
Julius Reed squinted at the slightly shocked Trent Marsh, “Do you believe it?”
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