Chapter 625: Lu Ye's Trail

er the moonlight, a figure slowly approached him. It stopped a hundred paces away from him. The figure was graceful and beautiful, but there was some alertness in her expression. "What do you want fro...As Lu Ye stepped into the cave and went deeper, he gradually began to notice something was amiss.

I thought this was just a hidden mountain cave, a place to take shelter and rest, but this cave is far too deep.

Lü Yè pondered for a moment, walking to the side to observe. The walls of the passage bore clear signs of excavation, and judging by the wear and tear, it had been quite some time ago.

"What kind of mountain cave is this This is obviously a mine shaft!"

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Perhaps many years ago, this place was rich in valuable minerals, which were then mined by monks. The mining tunnels left behind from the mineral extraction have been preserved ever since.

There are many such places on the Yunhe battlefield and even the Lingxi battlefield, so it's not unusual.

Lü Yè didn't have any particular thoughts about this mine. It has existed for a long time, and even if there were valuable minerals here before, they would have been completely mined out. There wouldn't be anything left for him.

Continuing deeper, after walking several miles, a gigantic mine suddenly appeared before them.

This is a very spacious area, even larger than the space occupied by the Heaven and Earth Spirit. Moreover, if you calculate its location, it has already penetrated deep into the mountain belly.

The minerals that once lay here must have been immensely valuable, otherwise it wouldn't have been emptied out like this.

The mine was pitch black, but Lu Ye wasn't fazed.

He looked around the emptied mine shaft, a blurry thought suddenly rising in his mind. As his thoughts surged, this idea became clearer and clearer.rdened. Then let's see, who will devour whom If his previous speculations were correct, then even if he didn't rush to the battlefield where the headmaster and others were, he could still play his par...