Necromancer: I Am A Disaster Chapter 250 - Divine Selection Secret Realm; Tripod Cauldron

The entrance to the Divine Selection Secret Realm, hidden between two towering rocks and emitting a faint glow, stood just two meters tall and wide. In the vibrant and chaotic colors of the Immemorial Battlefield, it was nearly inconspicuous—easy to overlook without careful observation.

When Lin Moyu and Mo Yun arrived, they quickly understood why Jiang Hanshan and his party had noticed it. Nearby, the earth showed signs of recent combat.

The Immemorial Battlefield's land had a remarkable ability to repair itself. No matter how fierce the battles or extensive the damage, the ground would return to its original state over time.

"There must have been a boss here." Mo Yun analyzed quickly, "Jiang Hanshan and his party likely discovered the Divine Selection Secret Realm while fighting it. They've probably entered the Divine Selection Secret Realm before, which means they can't enter again. Luckily, no one else has been here in the past few days."

Lin Moyu acknowledged with a brief sound, "Let's go in."

Mo Yun nodded, and together they stepped into the Divine Selection Secret Realm. As soon as they entered, the entrance began to warp and then disappeared like a bubble.

Each time someone entered the Divine Selection Secret Realm, the entrance vanished, reappearing elsewhere after two days. If no one entered, it would remain in the same location for ten days before relocating.

Lin Moyu and Mo Yun underwent a long teleportation before landing on separate platforms, only half a meter apart but divided by an invisible force. They could see and hear each other, but crossing between platforms was impossible.

Their surroundings were awash with brilliant blue light, reminiscent of crashing waves. Two blue paths stretched out before them, shooting straight into a blue sky dotted with white clouds.

Upon stepping onto the platform, all equipment attributes were nullified. Lin Moyu's skeletons returned to the summoning space, leaving him to realize that in this place, they could only rely on themselves—no external forces were allowe

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