Zhan Long Chapter 134 - Entering the Cave

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Chapter 134 – Entering the Cave
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TL: Last chapter of the day.

“According to the quest, the [Cave of Despair] is about 50 meters ahead……”

Faced with the endless open ocean, I despaired. “There is only ocean water in front of us, where is the cave?”

Little Wolf replied, “Maybe the cave is underneath the ocean water and the tide covered it?”

Darling Duck smiled, “It looks like that’s the only logical reason.”

Old K carried his axe, “Could we dive underwater and look for the cave entrance?”

“Sure!”

I nodded, “Inside the game, players have about 3 minutes worth of air. Factoring in our levels, even if we stay underwater for 10 minutes, it shouldn’t be a problem. Use the time to look for the cave entrance and enter it once it’s located. Follow me, I’ll scout ahead!”

“Okay……”

I drew the Frost Rain Sword but I didn’t summon Baby Bobo. He was an flying insect and thus there was a possibility that he would drown to death, which wouldn’t be good.

With a “splash,” I jumped into the ocean. Instantly, the ocean water soaked through my clothes. I squinted my eyes and looked underwater. Besides some algae, there were only a few crustaceans. This shouldn’t be too dangerous.

While I was slowly swimming, Little Wolf asked me through party chat, “Brother Xiao Yao, any problems?”

“You guys can come down!”

“Alright!”

Behind me, continuous splashes sounded while our party of 5 was now in the ocean. Fox lifted his gun and surveyed the surroundings. Suddenly, he pointed towards his right, “Boss, take a look. Isn’t that the entrance to the [Cave of Despair]?”

I looked in the direction that his finger was pointing to. Suddenly, I saw it. Where the ocean met the mountain, there appeared to be a black tunnel through which water flowed through and a string of bubbles could be seen.

“That’s great. If there are bubbles then that means there is supply of air and thus the inside of the cave is not completely filled with ocean water. Let’s go!”

Holding my sword, I swam toward it. I moved at a

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