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The continuous ultrasonic screams, with layers of echoing sound waves overlapping, created the current situation.

A wide-range sonic attack covered the entire area.

Ivan felt as if the light shield was exposed to rain, with raindrops constantly pounding against it.

Under the intense, saturation attack, these bats didn't need to locate Ivan at all. They only needed to continuously respond to their companions and unleash sonic attacks together.

"Damn it, the attack density is too high. My specialized shield won't last long either."

Ivan did everything he could to maintain the shield.

Sun Keke looked left and right, and suddenly realized a problem, "Why haven't the surrounding walls collapsed yet?"

Such a high-intensity sonic attack did not damage the surrounding caves.

The walls of those caves, under the attack of the sound waves, turned into something like flowing water, changing with the sound waves.

Sun Keke realized there must be a secret here. She manipulated the flying carpet beneath her feet and carried the two of them to the cave wall.

As Sun Keke reached out, a dark claw emerged from the shadows and dug a hardened rock out of the wall.

Inside the light shield, Ivan set up a new light shield, then made a hole in the old one. Only after the rocks were brought in did he set up the outer light shield again.

Sun Keke took the item, looked at it, and couldn't understand it at all, so she handed it to Ivan, saying, "Take a look, I'll support you."

The magic within Sun Keke's body surged, rapidly undergoing a transformation, turning into the curse power of fairy tales.

In Sun Keke's hands, a book slowly emerged from the purplish-black mist.

The Silent Book

The story originates from a Jutland fairy tale, telling of a witch who cursed a kingdom, rendering it silent ever since. As usual, the king sought help from across the land, but no one could solve the curse. Finally, a young man approached the king and requested a blank book. Subsequent versions vary, but most depict the young man observing the world with his heart, drawing a word or image symbolizing communication in the book, thus breaking the curse.

Sun Keke's spell is a fairy tale magic developed after witnessing the power of Wide-Area Silence in the world of mechanical beastmen.

This fairy tale magic took a long time to develop because the story itself is not widely known. The development of fairy tale magic relies on the popularity and recognizability of various fairy tales. Its essence is the manipulation of information. Those well-known stories are mostly the result of interference from a mixture of information circulating in the void. Fairy tale magic is a spell that utilizes this mixture of information.

Now, this spell creates a certain area of ​​silence. Furthermore, Sun Keke needs to set a condition to break it; as long as the enemy calmly contemplates the spell's principles, they will receive a relevant hint. This is a trade-off used to enhance the spell's effect.

However, this spell has not yet been successfully created, so it can only be silent, not truly silent—meaning the skill/spell becomes ineffective.

When this book appeared, all the bats seemed to be poisoned and rendered mute, unable to utter a sound even when they opened their mouths.

The bats were immediately terrified. Sound was essential for their survival here, and without it, their already fragile bodies could no longer provide them with a sense of security.

Countless bats finally descended from the top of the cave and flew silently inside.

They were terrified, and one of the best ways to deal with fear is to eliminate it!

They're searching for the person who cast the spell! The spell just took effect; that person must still be here!

The sound waves within the cave lost their momentum and slowly dissipated. Ivan immediately embraced Sun Keke, who was sweating profusely from exerting all her strength in casting the spell.

The bats have gone mad. Unable to see Ivan protected by the shadows, they're using their own bodies to probe the way, even ramming him out if necessary.

Ivan used his riding skills to ride the magic carpet, but it was a bit of a mismatch, so he had to modify it as he went along.

【Ember, oh Ember, why did you have to evolve at this time?! Without you, I've started riding a flying carpet!】

[I'll need to learn some offensive abilities later. If my brother-in-law were here, he could just unleash a devastating attack, and these bats would be burned to a crisp in no time.]

One of them provides support and control, while the other acts as a guardian. They are quite useful in a team, but their effectiveness is really poor when fighting alone.