Chapter 1636 - 903: The Other End of the Cave

Lis stood before the cave with a heavy expression.

He knew that, although only a sliver of his soul power resided in this body.

It was still the soul of a Demigod level.

For Lis, his current soul strength far surpassed his current Golden Rank.

He didn’t know how Cain managed it, but it was clear that his research on the soul level was quite in-depth.

Thus, normally, nothing should shake Lis’s soul.

However, after entering this castle, Lis constantly felt that peculiar attraction.

And upon seeing the cave in front of him, even Lis’s soul will almost lost control.

Clearly, this level of attraction far exceeded the strength typical of the Golden Rank.

In fact, Lis thought it might even surpass the Legendary Rank.

So, was Vivian’s information correct?

Lis was a little puzzled.

To be honest, when he first heard Vivian provide information about this relic, he was indeed somewhat incredulous.

After all, having witnessed the battle between the two Abyss Lords, Lis could confirm that the lord of this Abyss Plane, that Dominic, truly possessed Legendary Rank strength.

In Lis’s view, Dominic wasn’t particularly strong even in the Legendary Domain.

And the other Abyss Lord, that lich Garrison of the 107th layer Nether Breath Domain.

As for his strength, it gave Lis a strange feeling.

It seemed as if something was being hidden.

However, Lis couldn’t be sure yet.

After all, he still couldn’t see through Garrison’s cover.

Because Lis confirmed Dominic’s strength, he doubted Vivian’s intelligence.

After all, she described Blood Erosion Fang as a Demigod Vampire.

If that were true, how did the Legendary Fire Demon Dominic seize control of the 106th Abyss Plane from him?

From the outside view of this castle, it should still retain the scene when Timothy controlled the 106th layer.

Such a big change proved Dominic wasn’t the successor of this Abyss Plane from Timothy.

Besides, there were two other possibilities.

Either Timothy, for some reason, lost most of his power, allowing Dominic to take over.

Or Timothy died for some reason, and Dominic then directly became the lord of this Abyss Plane.

Anything was possible.

Lis didn’t know.

Because the method of becoming an Abyss Plane lord was still unclear to Lis.

The only clue Lis currently had was that the favor of the Abyss Will was necessary.

Besides, there should be other clues.

If anything could be found in this relic of the former Abyss Lord, it would be best.

No matter what, Lis didn’t plan to give up on the relic before him.

The cave in front of him should be the most important part of Timothy’s relic.

However, Lis did not intend to enter the cave recklessly.

As soon as the cave appeared, Lis felt that terrifying, almost insanity-inducing attraction.

If he rashly entered the cave, Lis could very well go crazy and turn into a complete Vampire.

Though losing this avatar wasn’t an unbearable loss for Lis.

He couldn’t accept such reckless behavior.

In fact, this Vampire avatar seemed quite peculiar to Lis.

Aside from being under his control, it was almost a wholly new life.

Perhaps because of this, he could deceive the Abyss Will?

Thus, Lis had to be prepared before entering the cave.

However, after some attempts, Lis found this attraction couldn’t be blocked by any magic.

It felt more like an attraction to Lis’s Vampire body, driven by an unavoidable instinct.

Whenever Lis approached, the feeling struck directly at his soul.

If so, there was only one solution.

Slowly adapt and resist this attraction with his own will!

After hesitating for a moment, Lis chose this approach.

There simply wasn’t a better option for Lis.

So, Lis didn’t delay any longer.

He began to take a step towards the cave.

It was clear that the attraction from the cave would increase as Lis approached.

Although the increase wasn’t significant, the crimson in Lis’s eyes deepened slightly.

It wasn’t an unbearable situation for Lis, but if it continued to increase, he couldn’t guarantee control.

After all, he didn’t know how deep this cave was.

Nor how strong the attraction would become eventually.

However, he had no other options.

He could only adapt to this attraction bit by bit.

Lis always kept a margin.

He wouldn’t let himself face an irretrievable ending.

Lis slowly stepped into the seemingly unremarkable cave.

At first glance, the cave had nothing particularly noteworthy.

The entrance was roughly a three-meter-wide circle, moderately sized.

Neither so narrow as to feel oppressive nor so wide as to feel empty.