Godslayer: Agent of the Gods, the Stabilizing Force at the Start

They carefully examined every stone and every wall, hoping to find the three mysterious keys.

Their eyes were filled with expectation and determination, as if they were searching for a lost treasure.

During their search, they encountered various difficulties and dangers.

Sometimes, they would trigger ancient mechanisms, causing a rain of arrows or a tumbling of boulders.

Arrows rained down like locusts, densely packed and aimed at them, while boulders rolled down like thunder, shaking the ground.

They had to quickly take cover and find shelter; the tense atmosphere made their hearts pound in their throats.

Sometimes, they would encounter monsters lurking in the darkness. These monsters came in all shapes and sizes; some were menacing, others spewed venom, and they emitted a nauseating stench.

They were forced to engage in a fierce battle, with swords flashing, spells radiating, and battle cries echoing through the ruins.

However, the group did not back down because of this.

They supported each other and overcame one difficulty after another together.

During a battle with a monster, Baili Pangpang was accidentally hit by the monster, fell to the ground, and a trace of blood spilled from the corner of his mouth.

Upon seeing this, Su Ming immediately rushed forward and used his sword to block the monster's attack, protecting Baili Pangpang.

His figure appeared so towering in front of the monster, like an insurmountable mountain.

"Fatty, are you alright?" Su Ming asked, turning around as he fended off the monster's attacks.

His eyes were full of concern, and his voice carried a hint of anxiety, as if he were worried about his own brother.

Baili Pangpang wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth, struggled to stand up, and showed a resolute expression on his face.

"I'm fine, thank you, Su Ming." His voice carried a hint of gratitude, and his eyes revealed determination, as if to tell Su Ming that he would not fall easily.

After a fierce battle, they finally managed to defeat the monster.

However, they had no time to rest, because they knew that time was of the essence and they had to find the three keys as soon as possible.

After catching their breath, they continued their search for the key with firm and hurried steps.

Just when they were feeling somewhat desperate, Su Ming suddenly discovered a hidden secret room in one of the walls.

The entrance to the secret chamber was blocked by a huge stone, covered with runes similar to those on the door, which seemed to be telling the secrets of the chamber.

"Everyone come quick, there's a secret room here!" Su Ming shouted excitedly.

Upon hearing this, everyone immediately gathered around, a glimmer of hope appearing on their faces.

Together they pushed the huge rock aside, and the rock scraped against the ground, making a screeching sound.

Upon entering the secret room, a musty, aged aura wafted over, an aura that seemed to have accumulated over the years, making one feel as if they had traveled through time.

The secret room was surrounded by ancient bookshelves and boxes. The bookshelves were filled with yellowed books and mysterious scrolls, and the boxes were covered with strange symbols.

In the center of the secret room, there was a stone table with three glowing keys on it.

"These are the keys!" Baili Pangpang exclaimed excitedly.

His face was full of joy, as if he had found a treasure, and his eyes sparkled with excitement.

Su Ming stepped forward, picked up the three keys, and examined them carefully.

The key is engraved with mysterious runes, echoing the runes on the door, as if they were kindred spirits.

A surge of joy and anticipation welled up within him; he knew they were one step closer to solving the mystery.

“Let’s hurry back and try these three keys,” Su Ming said.

Everyone nodded and followed Su Ming out of the secret room.

Their steps were light and hurried, as if they were chasing after the answer that was about to be revealed.

When they returned to the square, the bronze and iron gate still stood there quietly, as if waiting for their arrival.

Su Ming stepped forward and inserted the three keys into three different positions on the gate.

As the key was inserted, the runes on the gate began to flash, emitting a dazzling light, as brilliant as fireworks, illuminating the entire square.

Immediately afterwards, the door slowly opened, making a creaking sound, and an ancient and mysterious aura rushed out, carrying the vicissitudes of time and the fear of the unknown, causing everyone's heart to beat faster involuntarily.

The group exchanged glances, their eyes filled with tension and anticipation, before slowly walking through the gate...

On the plaza of that mysterious ruin, a deathly silence, like thick ink, permeated every inch of the air, tightly intertwined with the mysterious atmosphere.

The surrounding ruins stand silently, like the remains of an ancient giant, silently telling the story of past glory and present desolation.

The pebbles on the ground are scattered haphazardly, each bearing the marks of time, as if waiting for someone to decipher the stories they hold.

Su Ming, Lin Qiye, Baili Pangpang, and Hong Ying were currently captivated by a massive bronze and iron gate that had appeared out of nowhere.

This door is like a mysterious entrance to an unknown world, exuding a mysterious and ancient aura.

In the darkness, the runes shimmered with a faint light, like countless eyes watching the crowd, or like whispering secrets buried in the long river of time.

This mysterious aura, like an invisible force, gripped everyone's hearts, filling them with curiosity and anticipation for the world beyond the door. At the same time, they also felt a vague unease, as if they were about to embark on an adventure with an unpredictable ending, where every step was fraught with unknowns and dangers.

Su Ming frowned, his thick eyebrows almost forming a knot. His gaze, like two sharp hooks, was fixed on the door, trying to find a clue from its complex patterns and mysterious runes.

However, everything on that door was like a fog he couldn't dispel, and no matter how hard he tried to explore it, he could never figure it out.

His palms were slightly sweaty, and he unconsciously gripped the hilt of his sword tightly, his knuckles turning white from the force, as if this would give him some sense of security.

The sword trembled slightly, as if echoing the unease deep within his heart, emitting a low hum.

Lin Qiye stood quietly beside him, like a silent mountain peak.

Her long silver hair shimmered faintly in the dim light, like flowing moonlight, exuding a cool and mysterious aura.

He crossed his arms over his chest, his black robe fluttering gently in the breeze, like a mysterious messenger under the night sky, every move exuding unfathomable mystery.

His deep eyes revealed a profound doubt and wariness about the door, as if he could see through the surface and perceive the danger hidden within.