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"Ding, you got a bottle of brain potion. After taking it, your intelligence will be increased by 5. It is only effective for the first use."

"Note: There are no toxic side effects, please give up taking it."

Rosen was secretly delighted, but did not take it out for his own use immediately. Instead, he planned to give it to Luo Youwei later.

Intelligence +5 is nothing to him, but for Luo Youwei who has always wanted to become a magician, it may bring about a qualitative leap in her qualifications.

"Although those brain-eating monsters didn't attack me, I always feel that they hurt me the same way." Simon kicked the ice chips on the ground with an unhappy look on his face.

"Yes, a warlock who is unwilling to be attacked even by brain-eating monsters." Holga said, "It shows that your intelligence is really not that high."

"I've discovered that sarcasm is a sharp blade that hurts others by 800 but hurts yourself by 1,000." Henk Yenda, who was standing at the front of the team, commented suddenly.

"That's right." Simon smiled and nodded at Holga.

Holga didn't understand what Henk meant at first, so he wasn't angry at all.

"If you encounter a monster next time, can you let me kill it directly?" Rosen asked.

The brain-eating monster made Rosen realize that the monsters here seemed to be much easier to deal with than he had previously imagined. So it would be a big loss if he didn't take the opportunity to brush up his merit points and get some benefits at the same time.

"Rosen, killing a few brain-eating monsters is nothing. The real danger always hides in the shadows."

Henk Yanda said: "If you must take the risk, then I suggest you prepare your last words in advance and stay away from us."

"Doric, Simon, do you mind if I walk ahead?" Rosen turned his head and asked.

"of course."

"up to you."

Doric and Simon said this and made way.

Rosen walked forward, and Diana and Luo Youwei naturally followed.

"Edkin, I'm going to the front to fight a monster. You should have no objection, right?" Rosen asked.

"Just be careful." Having said that, Edkin made way.

"Holga, you won't object to our family of three fighting at the front, right?" Rosen asked again.

"Of course I won't object. If you need anything, you can always call me." Holga was a barbarian and aggressive by nature, so he naturally wouldn't stop them.

"Please lead the way." Rosen said to Henk Yenda.

If it were an ordinary person, he would have been unhappy and angry by now, but Henk Yenda just nodded and continued to lead the way as if he had no temper at all.

Originally, Rosen thought that the brain-eating monster was just the beginning, and there might be more ferocious underground monsters in the future.

But the fact is that he really thought too much.

Since then, they basically haven't encountered any monsters. Even if they occasionally came across one or two, they were so weak that Luo Youwei was not satisfied even after beating them.

Rosen squinted his eyes and looked at Henk Yenda who was walking in front of him. He always felt that he was the one behind all this.

Maybe it was because he could see that Henk was going to kill people, so he avoided all kinds of monsters.

Just when Rosen was thinking about whether to send the shadow warrior and ghost ninja out to fight in the wild, Henk Yenda in front suddenly stopped.

"We're here. The Hanging City of Doblund is in front of us."

Rosen looked forward and saw a deep canyon in the distance with hot magma flowing in it. The Hanging City was on the other side of the canyon, connected by only a not very wide stone bridge.

"The helmet is on the other side of this crack." Henke-Yenda said, turning his head to look at the people behind him, and said, "But please be aware that there is an ancient goblin trap on this bridge. We must follow a precise formula to avoid triggering the mechanism."

"What formula?" Simon asked.

"It's very simple." Henk-Yenda said, "Start from the center, and you can only step on the odd-numbered blocks. Take a step forward each time. Every five steps, you must move sideways. It doesn't matter whether it's left or right, as long as the front and back are equidistant."

"Continue, still only stepping on odd-numbered blocks, but when we get to the middle, we switch to even-numbered blocks. Same pattern, except after the fourth step we move sideways until we get to the third..."

Before he could finish his words, he heard a loud bang, and then the stone bridge behind him collapsed on the spot and fell into the boiling magma below, splashing large amounts of magma and flames.

"I'm sorry, I put my foot on the bridge." Simon maintained the current movement, and said with a somewhat hard expression: "I didn't expect this to be the starting point of the bridge. I'm very sorry."

As he said this, he lifted his foot, and the stone that had just sunk bounced back, but the collapsed stone bridge could no longer be restored.

"Its structure isn't very logical," Simon tried to explain.

"Can't you use magic to let us pass?" Holga looked at him and said.

"I've said it many times, magic isn't omnipotent." Simon looked at the other side and said, "Besides, this is too far for telekinesis."

"Maybe..." Holga said and turned to look at Rosen.

Not just him, others too.

Only Henk Yenda didn't react because he didn't know Rosen. However, when he saw everyone was looking at Rosen, he couldn't help but feel a little surprised.

"Are you sure you want me to take you there?" Rosen asked.

"Of course." Holga nodded and said, "Who else can let us pass safely except you?"

"Yes, Holga is right this time."

"Okay then." Rosen looked at them and said, "Have a nice trip!"

Snapped.

The moment the snap of fingers sounded, Edkin, Holga, Simon, Doric and Henk-Yenda were all sent over.

Since the delivery upgrade, this kind of collective delivery of personnel has become easier.

When the people arrived at the other side, they just looked back at Rosen and others, and then they all bent down, lowered their heads, and opened their mouths at the same time.

Hiccup hiccup…

"That's horrible!" Luo Youwei said, "Dad, aren't you worried that they will collectively come after you when you get there?"

"Of course not." Rosen smiled and said, "I asked them a long time ago. They strongly requested it."

As he said this he initiated the teleportation.

In a flash, the family of three reached the other side.

"Rosen, why is the transmission so uncomfortable this time?" Holga grabbed Rosen's arm and said, "It wasn't like this last time."

"Because I'm using teleportation." Rosen said truthfully: "You just said that I should send you there. This is the only way."

"Damn it! Give me back the potatoes I had for lunch." Holga said unhappily, pulled out a walking stick from his bag, and pretended to fight Rosen to death.

"This cane is pretty good." Rosen reached out and grabbed the cane, saying, "Where did you buy it? How about getting me one?"

"This is what I gave to Malamin." Holga sighed, and said with a bit of sadness: "He is my ex-husband. Now... I'll give it to you if you like it."

"Then I won't be polite." Rosen said with a smile.

"Let me see." Simon came over, took the cane, took a look and said, "This is not a cane, but a teleportation staff."

As he spoke, he twisted the cane, and a light blue light suddenly lit up on it, forming mysterious runes.

"What?!" Holga was a little dazed.