Overlord: Start from the Goblin Lair.

In a cave far away from the civilized world, deep underground, there is an ancient and ancient cave entrance, like a huge mouth, a black hole, quietly waiting for the prey that comes to the door.

Waiting for a snack that can be swallowed whole.

"Don't we have any bards here? What a pity!" Anastasia said with some annoyance, "I really can't wait to hear what they will write and sing for this place!"

"How about 'A cave left over from ancient times, with a giant dragon living inside'?" Driver hummed with a grin, but was quickly covered by his friends' mouth.

"Don't talk nonsense! How could there be a dragon in here?!" Sera hurriedly covered Driver's big mouth and warned sternly, "We will be hurt by your crow's mouth!"

"Not all dragons are bad. There are good dragons like Exuri..."

"Exuri hasn't stayed in this damn place for at least a thousand years!" Sera said angrily, "Even a silver dragon would have gone crazy!"

"Even if the mind is fine, there is no guarantee that the body is still normal," Gillianis added softly, "I wonder if you know anything about the events in the multiverse? There is a kind of monster in the universe. They are wrapped in a hard shell and have a brain with beast claws. They feed on the intelligence of intelligent creatures, and when the time is right, they take over the victim's body..."

"Please, stop!" the Savage pleaded. "I don't want to hear any of this! I'll listen to it at dinner or before bed, but not here!"

"It's really rare. I thought the chief of the Ochre Tribe would never be afraid." Ivy said with a teasing smile.

"Me? Of course I'm not afraid!" Sera tried to straighten her chest. "I'm just worried about their bad words! You know, the more you don't want things to develop in a certain way, the more likely it is that things will - understand what I mean?"

"Murphy's Law," Ron nodded and waved his hand to signal Victoria to release a daylight spell. The bright ball of light devoured the darkness around it in an instant. When Ron looked down, he even had to squint his eyes. "Well, it looks like they are just some plants that grow in the dark. They can't stand the light."

"You guys wait here for a moment. I'll go down and check it out before the flying spell lasts."

Ron said this, and asked Victoria to cast a few more spells on him. After making sure that everything was safe, he slowly descended through the cave entrance.

It is said that a long time ago, Ron also went down from one cave to another, but he was much more embarrassed at that time than he is now, and even his spider walk relied on the power of the scroll.

Of course, correspondingly, that place is also much safer than here - no matter how you think about it, this place is not too simple.

"Everything around here is actually made of metal," Ron looked around after casting a dark vision on himself, and couldn't help but exclaim in amazement, "I wonder what metal it is made of. Can I chisel it off and let Rurik melt it? Maybe I can even forge some good equipment out of it."

After years of baptism, these metal walls do not seem to have any signs of rust. The humid and unsealed environment has not damaged them at all. Even if they are used as building materials, they are definitely worth a lot of money. Of course, this is just some of Ron's little thoughts. At least before confirming the situation here, he will never think of demolishing them. What if the load-bearing wall is demolished!
In this underground space, Ron saw that the ground here was almost the same as outside: thick soil was laid out layer upon layer, nourishing the lichens and fungi above. There were also some special plants that could emit faint fluorescence. They must be the only source of light here before the door opened.

There was a commotion in the fungus jungle in the darkness in the distance. Ron looked up and saw a small spiny beast disappearing in a corner in panic. Ron's arrival disturbed it, and Victoria's daylight spell killed a large number of fungi that lived and died with it.

“A fragile environment.”

Ron commented that the system here was just a product of chance and could not withstand the slightest change. The arrival of Ron and others - even if it was just their arrival, it was enough to cause a devastating blow to them.

After all, the so-called soil layer here might be the same as above, covering the cold metal. Just from what Ron saw, some plants were clinging to some raised glass, like rootless duckweed.

Wait a minute.

Ron frowned slightly, and he quickly changed direction, approaching those raised translucent substances. Only a small part of these objects was exposed, and they were covered with fungi. If Ron had not observed carefully and had the help of magic, he would not have been able to find them.

After reaching out and brushing off the fungus on it, Ron came to the 100% conclusion: these are really glass!

And as Ron carefully cleared the surrounding soil, he was even more surprised to find that these glasses did not exist independently, but together with a layer of metal shell formed a capsule-shaped hollow structure - this was some kind of container!
"Benefactor, what's down there?" Sylvia's voice came from far above her head.

"There's no danger down there, come on," Ron hurriedly called everyone down. Although the distance between the two floors was high and the stairs were steep, it only took a moment to get down under Gillianis's spell. As ripples appeared in the space in front of Ron, his companions were teleported directly from above to here. "I found these things - Count Richthofen, are there any similar things mentioned in the documents you found?"

Ron stepped aside to make room and showed everyone the container behind him that looked like a hibernation capsule. Sera immediately lay on it, exhaled twice, and then wiped it vigorously.

But unfortunately, no matter how hard the barbarians tried, it was as hazy as if covered by a layer of fog, and they could not see what was inside at all.

"This is some kind of one-way perspective glass," Ron stopped Sera who was about to smash it open in anger. "Now the light is brighter here. You can't see inside from the outside, but you can see outside from the inside."

"Then how do we look inside?" Sera asked with a raised eyebrow. She refused to waste time and would never embarrass herself with such questions.

"That's easy - Victoria," Ron snapped his fingers, "turn off the lights." (End of this chapter)