What kind of girl would travel to another world?

In the previous chapter, Qi Xinyang went down one floor. While exploring and thinking, he saw a monster coming out of the corner of the passage. The monster looked like a wolf, and it was huge. Just walking on four legs, it looked half the height of an adult.

Before Qi Xinyang could even use her identification eyes to identify the monster, it had already rushed towards her! She expertly took out her bow and arrow, then nocked the bow, aimed, and shot an arrow straight out!

The monster suddenly dodged to the side while running fast. The arrow only hit its shoulder, and it lost its balance and crashed into the wall in the passage. However, it did not stop running. Instead, it adjusted a few steps and rushed towards Qi Xinyang again.

Qi Xinyang didn't have time to be surprised why this arrow failed to defeat the monster. She immediately shot another arrow quickly!

At this moment, both sides were competing in speed. The monster was competing with his running speed, and Qi Xinyang was competing with his archery speed.

However, the arrow only hit the monster's hind legs, and the monster suddenly leaped up and flew directly towards Qi Xinyang! Its body size was so huge that it looked like it was going to submerge Qi Xinyang's entire body.

Qi Xinyang's first reaction must have been to throw herself to the side to dodge the attack, but suddenly the ground beneath her feet shook violently! She had just bent down when she was shaken off balance by the sudden vibration. Her mind immediately spun rapidly when she realized this, and she thought, "This must be the spell it cast! It's too fast!" Having lost her balance, she couldn't make any movement to change her body. But seeing that the monster was falling towards her, what could she do? She was anxious but helpless at the moment, thinking, "If I can't turn my body to cast the Wind Fierce Spell on the monster, then this is the only last trick left!"

Suddenly, a huge, sharp sound resounded throughout the entire passage, as if the air here was completely torn apart. This was Qi Xinyang's other life-saving spell - "Wind Howl"!

The monster was instantly shaken unconscious by the piercing sound, and upon landing, it slid forward. It and Qi Xinyang were practically touching each other.

Qi Xinyang, whose shoulder was rubbed by the monster, turned from sideways to facing the ground with his back.

After casting this spell, Qi Xinyang quickly stood up and decisively cast Wind Walk. She knew that once she cast this "Wind Howl," it would immediately attract all nearby enemies, completely exposing her position. Unlike the previous wolf's howl, this time she was the one who exposed herself.

I saw a circle of air swirling up from under Qi Xinyang's feet, and her whole body was emitting a green aura.

At this time, the monster not far from Qi Xinyang had not yet fully stood up since falling to the ground.

Without any hesitation, Qi Xinyang shot an arrow that pierced the back of the monster's head. The monster was killed instantly.

However, everything was not over yet. Before the monster's body began to dissipate, another identical monster immediately appeared.

Monsters came one after another. Qi Xinyang shot them in front and behind, piercing through and killing them with arrows.

Qi Xinyang had already shot an arrow from the quiver behind her. Even though she couldn't grasp the arrow, she didn't panic. With her intense concentration, there was nothing she couldn't do. She immediately and decisively switched her hands, using one hand to hold the bow and the other to retrieve the arrow from the quiver on the other side.

With a "swoosh" sound, although the arrow was shot out a little slowly, it still killed the monster that was rushing towards it steadily.

After a long time, no more monsters appeared in the passage, and the corpses of monsters lying on the ground were also gradually dissipating.

Only then did Qi Xinyang finally breathe a sigh of relief, and sat down where he was, quietly waiting for the state of exhaustion to come.

Qi Xinyang sat on the ground and counted, thinking, "The first monster used up three of my arrows, and each monster after that used up one arrow. So, I killed eight monsters in a row in one breath. It seems that all the monsters nearby have been killed by me. Including the areas that have not been explored yet, there must be more than ten monsters on this floor." After counting the number of monsters, she thought of something else, and thought, "The first monster obviously knew that I was going to shoot at it after seeing me take out the bow and arrow, so it prepared to dodge in advance. It seems that this monster's IQ is okay. If it weren't for the effect of the Wind Walk spell, I wouldn't be able to kill it in one shot. It can't be a high-level monster, right? In short, it is much smarter than the ground wolves on the first floor." She was still full of questions in her mind, and finally she waited for the state of exhaustion, and then she couldn't stop gasping.

After regaining her normal breathing, Qi Xinyang stood up and reluctantly began her "cleanup work." She looked around the corridor. Besides the arrows scattered across the ground, there was a material left from the monster corpses. She immediately walked over and squatted to examine it. It turned out to be an orange gem.

Qi Xinyang picked it up and looked at it, muttering, "What the hell? Why would a gem be left behind on a monster's body? What's the purpose of this gem?" Then she looked at the dark green gem on her ring. The ring on her finger was exactly what she had taken from the palace armory. She then thought to herself, "Have other adventures ever found gems? Could the gem on my ring also be a monster's remnant? If I'm the first person to find a gem inside a monster, wouldn't that be like the first person to find a pearl in a river clam thousands of years ago?" Then, she wrote down the discovery of the gem in her little notebook. Then, she began to collect the arrows.

After collecting all the arrows, Qi Xinyang noticed how few reusable ones there were. She sighed and thought, "There are only three arrows left from the grocery store, and only fourteen from the palace armory. Will that last until I find the key?" At this point, she was no longer so obsessed with finding the key. Then, she muttered, "Let everything be." Then, she left the passage and continued exploring.

During her subsequent explorations, Qi Xinyang didn't see any more monsters appear. She thought to herself, "Did I attract all the monsters from such a distance? This 'Wind Howl' spell is too exaggerated. I'd better use it with caution next time." Just as she was thinking this, she discovered a staircase leading down in the hallway.

Qi Xinyang hesitated, thinking, "I've found the stairs leading down, but I still don't know where those 'big wolf dogs' are. Should I go down first and then come back to check? Or..." After hesitating for a long time, she finally made a decision, thinking, "No! What if there aren't any 'big wolf dogs' down there? What if there's another exit down there and I don't come back? I have to check before I go down." After she stopped hesitating, she drew her dagger and carved a mark on the wall before leaving. She then marked every corner with a direction to make it easier for her to find her way back.

After walking for a long time, Qi Xinyang finally saw a monster similar to the "big wolfdog" in a corner of a passage. She immediately took out her identification eye and checked it. She saw, "Species: Monster, Name: Earth Dire Wolf, Identification: Intermediate Monster, Skill: Earth Magic."

Qi Xinyang was a little surprised and thought to herself, "It's so big, is it just a mid-level monster? And why is it called 'Earth Terror Wolf' instead of 'Earthquake Wolf'? Even if I saw the name, I wouldn't be able to tell what spells it can cast." She thought that the spell effects of all monsters could be guessed from their names.

With her previous experience, Qi Xinyang didn't wait for the dire wolf to spot her. She immediately put away her eye after the assessment. She thought, "If I wait for the dire wolf to charge at me again, who knows how long the fight will take, and how many arrows I'll waste." She immediately took out her bow, nocked it, and, after aiming, unleashed a surprising arrow!

The arrow pierced the dire wolf's head. Then, the dire wolf fell to the ground and died. Everything happened suddenly and simply, not at all as dangerous as before.

Qi Xinyang froze in place, wiping the sweat from her forehead. She thought to herself, "So I'm a young man! I'm here to trick and sneak attack! Sneak attacks are the most reliable, and I'm the one who doesn't follow martial ethics! Alas, poor horses... monsters." From then on, she decided to rely on sneak attacks as her primary tactic, and quickly developed the habit of "shooting arrows from behind." From that moment on, she consciously or unconsciously tried to minimize the noise of her steps and carefully observed every detail on the ground.

Qi Xinyang slowly walked towards the body of the Earth Dire Wolf. Shortly after she recovered the arrows from the ground, she spotted another orange gem. "Wow! My luck's exploded!" Excited, she thought, then thought again, "I wonder what this gem is really for? It's not just for show, is it?" She put the gem away and took out a small notebook to record various information about the monster called the Earth Dire Wolf. Finally, she drew an image before packing up and continuing on her way.

Afterwards, Qi Xinyang followed the sign she had carved and quickly returned to the stairwell. Without saying a word, she walked straight down the stairs.

As soon as she reached the lower level, Qi Xinyang became extremely cautious, walking silently. She thought to herself, "No matter what, the monsters appearing on this level must be high-level monsters, right?" Thinking that the monsters appearing on this level would likely be more powerful than those on the upper levels, she became even more cautious.

Qi Xinyang's suspicion of a high-level monster wasn't pure speculation; it was also because this floor clearly no longer belonged to the underground palace. No longer stone walls or tiled floors, it looked more like a cave. Yet, the light didn't dim, but rather grew brighter. It was no longer the glow of torches, but rather the glow of the cave walls. She thought, "This must be the result of magical energy, and it's becoming increasingly oppressive." With this thought, she leaned against the side of the cave wall, maintaining a high level of vigilance while slowly exploring.

Qi Xinyang's exploration slowed noticeably, unlike the rapid pace of her explorations on the upper levels. She wondered, "Did the original builders only dig the front passage and not pave the way back? Or was the underground palace built up to the front, and the back passage naturally formed after the monsters appeared? Or did the two exist simultaneously and connect by coincidence?" Filled with questions, she could only hope that the end of this dungeon would provide answers.

However, what arrived before the "answer" was, of course, the monster on this floor.

I saw that the monster was extremely huge, twice as big as the direwolf on the upper layer, and it also looked like a wolf.

Qi Xinyang was so careful, even walking without making a sound, that she spotted the monster from afar, but it didn't see her. With a subtle movement, she immediately used her Identification Eye to secretly identify the monster. She saw, "Species: Monster, Name: Earth Demon Wolf, Identification: High-Level Monster, Skills: Earth Magic."

After reviewing the identification, Qi Xinyang thought, "This identification yields no useful information. It's another monster with an unknown magical effect. Could it be similar to the two wolf-like monsters from before, attacking the ground?" Thus, she prepared for any possible changes below. Then, another thought occurred to her, and she thought, "This monster is enormous. Even lying on the ground, it's as tall as me. Oh my god! It could swallow me alive in one gulp!" A distance away, the Earth Demon Wolf was lying on the ground, seemingly resting.