But this time, Qin Yu seemed to have chosen correctly. The passage was safe. At least, it was like this for the time being.

As a careful person who didn’t miss out on details, Qin Yu wouldn’t forget to measure the length of the passages he traveled through.

If the number of passages changed but their length didn’t, then he would soon arrive at the next intersection.

As he thought, the intersection was soon within his line of sight.

Qin Yu let out a look of gratification. As he thought, people should believe in themselves! He had to keep this in mind for the future.

Pa –

He ran out of the passage and entered the crossroads. His previous experiences showed that while the inside of the labyrinth was dangerous, this place should be relatively safe.

But before Qin Yu could relax, his heart fiercely tightened. This was because there was something else in this intersection – a statue!

Or to be more precise, it was a tall and mighty armored soldier that held a great saber in its hand. It had an expression that was full of anger but not arrogant...