After reaching a consensus, the people of the Shenqi Guild ate one after another, leaving only the afterimage of the characters still floating in the air.

But after all these people went offline, Elise found that there was still one person standing there.

"Why didn't you go offline to have a meal?" Elise frowned and asked at Lublum in front of him.

"I'm not hungry." Lublum shook his head, "and I'm worried that if something happened to you stay here alone, you won't find anyone to call for help."

What Lublum said is indeed right.

If all four of the Shenqi Guild were offline, then Elise, as an AI, could not convey his distress signal to them.

But if Lublum was still there, everything would be different.

If they are attacked, at least Lublum can use his in-game email function to send help to friends outside the field, or directly contact them, so that they can go online in time and help Lublum and Elise in the game get out of trouble.

"You actually thought of this." Elise couldn't help but admire Lublum's thoughts, "To be honest, even I didn't expect this."

"I'm so crazy about the authorities." Lublum smiled against the sunken part of the mountain, "I can understand."

At this time, the lights on the hills in the distance began to move gradually.

"Hey, look." Lublum pointed at the hill, "They seemed to be moving."

"Yes." Elise nodded, "I feel that they are probably preparing to retreat, but they may stay some."

"Stay?"

"After all, Lorika broke such a big hole, and they didn't stay and study it or guard it. I always felt it was unreasonable." Elise analyzed, "I think a civilized race with the consciousness of fire and settlement should not be lacking in such consciousness."

"So that's it." Lublum nodded slightly, as if he understood Elise's analysis method. "But when you said that, I suddenly thought of something serious."

"Serious business? What's the matter?" Elise asked.

"The purpose of bringing us to the abyss this time is to rescue the night on the edge, right?" Lublum asked.

"That's true." Elise sorted out her ponytail and replied.

"So, how can we rescue him?" Lublum asked, "You know we are in a state of ignorance."

"No."

Elise interrupted Lublum.

"It's not that we are in a state of ignorance." Elise shook his index finger, "It's that you are in a state of ignorance."

"What does it mean?" Lublum frowned slightly. He always felt that he was offended in this sentence, but he didn't know where to start refuting it.

"It's very simple, because I said before - I have a lot of intelligence." Elise's mouth curled up with a smile, "The same is true for the terrain and landforms of the abyss."

"In addition, according to the abyss setting, our current location should be the first level of this entire abyss world." Elise thought for a while, "more than half of the residents here are not the abyss demons."

"First level?" Lublum showed a surprised expression, "That means..."

"That's right." Elise nodded, "In addition to this first floor, there is also the second, third and fourth floors below."

"So, since there is a deeper place than the current level, how should we go?" Lublum asked, "There should be any channel to go down."

"It's true." Elise stretched out his hand and pointed to the lights in the distance, "and to be precise, the downward passage is where they live."

"Then we still run so far?"

"That's why we're going so far." Elise sighed.

Lublum stared at Elise, even though he was as wise as him, he could not understand the meaning of her words for a moment.

"Oh." Elise shook his head, "I ask you, if the night on the edge is taken away, where would he be taken?"

"Of course, I will follow those high abyss demons." Lublum thought for a while, "being imprisoned by them or something."

"Yeah." Elise nodded, "Then I'll ask you again. Based on what I said just now, where do you think those abyss demons will live?"

"Of course...the lower level...oh I understand!" Lublum suddenly realized with boxing. "What you mean is that since more than half of the residents on this first level are not the abyss demons, the further down, the higher the proportion of the abyss demons will be, and then at the deepest point is where those high abyss demons live, right?"

"That's right, and if this passage is the only downward channel, then whether the abyss demons guarding these passages is the abyss demons or not, they must be the lackeys or clans of those high-level abyss demons." Elise stared at the rippling lights in the distance and said slowly.

"So what's your plan?" Lublum asked.

"My plan is very simple." Elise said in his eyes, "It is to find a suitable position for you to go offline, let you human players adjust their status, and then go directly and secretly with me."

“That is…infiltrate?”

"Yes." Elise took out the Soul Cube from his backpack and weighed it in his hand. "As for how to sneak in, I think you should be good at this, so I won't go into details. For the others, I will use this small square to help them."

"Okay." Lublum nodded, "It seems that I can come in handy, too."

"That's why I asked you to go offline for a meal and have a rest." Elise patted Lublum on the shoulder, "It has nothing to do with whether you are hungry or not, because once we really start to act, it will be difficult for you to go offline for a meal because you are hungry."

"I understand." Lublum said, opening his own game menu. "Since that's the case, I'll go online with them later. I understand what you mean."

"Yeah." Elise waved his hand, "Go quickly, try to go and return quickly, and also help me pass on a message to them."

"What's the matter?"
Chapter completed!