This Text Adventure Game is definitely poisonous-Chapter 1619 - 693: The Locked Server

Mu You carried the little boy, walking all the way into the mist.

After passing through patches of hazy mountain reflections, he finally arrived in front of an illusory stone gate.

Mu You reached out his hand forward.

As expected, his hand ’passed’ directly through the stone gate, obviously this mountain didn’t truly exist, at least it wasn’t possible to directly walk in.

Mu You glanced at the little boy beside him, signaling for him to proceed to the next step.

"Put me down first!" The little boy was still struggling.

"Behave yourself, don’t play tricks."

Mu You warned, putting him down.

The little boy landed on the ground, quickly got up, patted his collar crumpled by Mu You, gave him a glare, then walked to an obvious gap on the side of the stone gate.

"Stand here, communicate with the World-Creating Mountain through the Karma Lines."

Mu You took a look and stood on another symmetrical gap.

He then submerged most of his consciousness into the Karma Lines, leaving a small part to watch the little boy in case he tried to escape.

Soon, Mu You’s consciousness followed the Karma Lines and once again arrived in front of the light sphere.

This time, the light sphere in front of him felt entirely different, as if the original World-Creating Mountain was a sun-like fireball that would burn anyone approaching.

Now the light sphere had cooled down, becoming much gentler.

Through the perspective of thought, Mu You was already near the light sphere, and saw the Karma Line belonging to the little boy, standing with him on either side of the light sphere.

After a few seconds, the consciousness of both of them simultaneously crashed into the light sphere.

Unexpectedly, they didn’t encounter any obstacles, their consciousness entered the interior of the light sphere smoothly.

"Boom..."

A wave more intense than before emanated from within the light sphere, transmitting to all the Karma Lines around it.

Meanwhile, all players on Earth who were in the game simultaneously received a disconnection notice.

...

When Mu You opened his eyes again, he found himself in an ancient and damp cave.

In front of him, a square hall had been artificially excavated, and the stone walls were carved with a large number of totems and scripts he couldn’t understand. However, due to long abandonment, the originally clean ceiling was covered with green moss and various unknown fungal plants, and the walls were draped with spider webs, making it look like an abandoned ancient tomb.

Mu You took two seconds to clear his thoughts and quickly adapted to the environment.

Looking down, he found himself alone, the little boy who should have followed him had vanished.

"That little boy ran away!"

The Chameleon Helmet appeared above Mu You’s head, and Ava’s prompt sounded.

"Oh?" Mu You frowned, "How long have we been here?"

"Two minutes and thirty-six seconds," Ava said.

"That long?" Mu You was surprised; it felt to him that only an instant had passed from when he submerged into the light sphere until he opened his eyes again.

"Yes, at the time you and the little boy’s bodies appeared here together, but there was a delay in consciousness, and until half a minute ago, the little boy regained consciousness before you and hurriedly escaped into the passage on the left," Ava explained. "Because the situation was unclear, I chose not to follow the other party but to wait for you to recover."

"I see..."

Mu You breathed a sigh of relief; Ava had made the right choice, recklessly chasing in such an unfamiliar environment could easily lead to being countered.

As for the little boy, he wasn’t really worried. The Power of Heaven he had bestowed on the boy should last for a few more minutes, during which the boy wouldn’t be able to use Divine Power capabilities and couldn’t run far.

"Should we go after him?" Ava asked.

"Forget him, let’s focus on the main task!" Mu You shook his head.

Mu You always remembered that the purpose of coming to the World-Creating Mountain was to modify the settings of the Star Spirit World to shut down the Great Cataclysm.

The entrance to the World-Creating Mountain opens only for about ten minutes each day. Once the time is up, all creatures inside will be forcibly ejected. Nearly three minutes had passed, and time was tight.

Mu You directly activated the Chixiao at maximum power, shooting forward like lightning, charging into the largest passage in front of the hall.

There were many corridors around this hall, winding and unknown where they led. Mu You, without much thought, chose the most conspicuous passage in the center because, based on the scene layout, this passage was most likely leading to the core area.

Facts proved Mu You’s guess correct; this was not some labyrinth and didn’t need specially designed illusions. He passed through the middle passage and arrived at a corridor area, following the guide deeper in.

Soon, Mu You found himself in an even more spacious hall.

This was a hexagonal hall, more than ten times larger than the entrance cave just now.

Around the hall, it was filled with modern-looking instruments and mysterious runes, somewhat resembling the control panels of a space shuttle, countless ancient runes flashing on various arrays.

And at the very center of the hall was a gigantic light sphere that looked very familiar, appearing identical to the World-Creating Mountain light sphere in his mind, except it was no longer an illusory existence but rather a tangible entity floating in this hall.

Around the light sphere, dense ’silk threads’ connected to the surrounding mountain walls, converging on the walls like circuitry on a circuit board, neatly folded and intersecting, ultimately connected to hundreds of instruments around.