Mystery: Time Travelers of the Fourth Era

Chapter 361 Entering the Dragon's Den

Chapter 361 Entering the Dragon's Den

Klein pulled his sleeve back from Danitz's hand with some disdain.

He couldn't imagine Danitz saving Lieutenant General Iceberg, nor could he imagine Danitz winning the heart of the beauty.

"Take me to the captain's cabin."

Klein got straight to the point.

"This way, come with me."

Edwina's first mate, Blue Walls, didn't hesitate and led Klein and Anderson to the captain's cabin. Upon entering, the first thing they saw was a bookshelf that almost surrounded the entire cabin.

The most conspicuous thing in a typical captain's cabin should be the liquor cabinet, Klein muttered to himself, looking at the desk by the window. It was cluttered with many things, such as white paper, fountain pens, silver knives, etc. The only thing that might be related to mystery was "The Travels of Grossell".

This book? Lieutenant General Iceberg mentioned that it might be related to the dragon race and the "City of Miracles," Levishire.

Klein recalled what he had seen in his dream and instinctively connected the disappearance of Lieutenant General Iceberg with the book itself.

"There's nothing wrong with this book; we've checked it."

Danitz noticed Klein's gaze and reminded him.

Klein nodded suspiciously, then casually flipped open "The Travels of Grosser," his eyes sweeping across the yellowish-brown pages. He quickly turned to the part that was stuck together and couldn't be opened, and sure enough, there was no problem.

Are you sure there are no problems?

Klein frowned, and Anderson, who was behind him, leaned over and laughed when he saw the illustration in the travelogue, "This dragon is drawn so well, it's so lifelike."

A dragon? What dragon?

After being awakened by Anderson's words, Klein looked at the edge of the travelogue, where the original text was gradually fading. No... to be precise, the text was all on the dragon. When you focus on the whole picture instead of the specific content of the text, you will find that it is actually a drawing of a dragon.

"What are you talking about?"

Danitz squeezed in to take a look as well. As a traditional pirate who disliked reading and preferred to daydream, his eyes were habitually vacant, not looking at the specific words. His gaze met a vertical eye, and the golden vertical eye shimmered. His mind went completely blank.

Before Klein, Anderson, and Danitz could react, they were all sucked into the book, leaving only the first mate, second mate, and third mate of the Golden Dream standing slightly outside, exchanging bewildered glances.

First Mate Blue Walls carefully walked over and picked up the book, but looking at the unchanging content, he couldn't see anything. He looked at the dragon in the illustration that Anderson had mentioned, but the dragon's eyes were closed, so he couldn't see anything wrong with it either.

In the world of the book, the sky is dark, and it is in a forest.

After regaining his footing, Klein looked at the bewildered Danitz and asked, "What have you done?!"

I haven't had a chance to claim it yet, is there any danger?

"I...I just glanced at the dragon you were talking about!"

Danitz felt wronged; he really hadn't done anything, and it should be Anderson's fault.

"I didn't mean to."

Anders was equally bewildered, but then his eyes widened slightly. The man in front of him, Gehrman Sparrow, had thick black fur growing on his body, and his trench coat was torn at the waist. He looked like a standing demon wolf.

Danitz's appearance was similar; his body began to swell, his height increased significantly, and flames burned on his body, turning him into a smaller fire giant.

In Klein's eyes, Anderson was pretty much the same, except that he was a bit taller than Danitz.

"Have we entered a world within a book?"

Klein's intuition led him to a guess.

Thinking back to the dragon I saw when I was divining the iceberg, it seems that their transformations were related to their respective extraordinary paths.

"This is a novel experience."

"You look pretty cool right now, want to try walking on your stomach?"

Anderson looked at "Eight-Armed Wolf" Klein and laughed.

boom!

Two hairy black arms slammed into a nearby tree, causing the entire tree to tremble violently and startling a flock of birds.

Gudong!

Danitz swallowed hard as he looked at the huge crater Klein had created. He remembered that Gehrman wasn't a power-type fighter.

Klein was also surprised. He used his new arm almost instinctively, and found it to be exceptionally easy to operate, and he was filled with power.

"Bad news."

Anderson had been laughing, but his laughter soon faded. "That dragon in the sky seems to have its eyes on us."

"let me!"

Seeing Klein's performance, Danitz couldn't wait to conjure a huge fireball, which he then hurled directly at the dragon in the sky, or rather, the giant winged lizard.

The frost dragon was clearly stunned, unable to believe that its prey below not only didn't run away, but dared to attack it.

Roar!

It flicked its tail, unleashing a chilling aura that caused the fireball to explode with a deafening roar, before spewing out a barrage of ice spikes.

"Should we run?"

Anderson quickly said after summoning a wall of fire.

"I agree."

While Anderson was deliberately using the fog created by the defense, Klein grabbed the hot-bodied Danitz and ran away.

"Why? The three of us can't even take down a giant lizard?"

Danitz was clearly somewhat unwilling; he hadn't fully experienced the feeling of being strengthened yet.

"Fool, in unfamiliar hunting grounds, the hunter can easily become the hunted."

Anderson said, using his hunter's abilities to orient himself.

hoo hoo hoo!

The roar of the frost dragon echoed behind them, and shouts resounded from other places, rising and falling like a dragon's lair. "God of Wisdom!"

Danitz was terrified by the continuous roars. He even resented his own size, wishing he were smaller so he could find a tree hole to hide in.

"There's a big tree hole over there."

"Let's hurry and hide."

Just when Danitz was feeling anxious, he saw a huge tree in the distance with a natural hole in it and immediately tugged at Klein's hairy leg.

"This is generally..."

Anderson wanted to say that such a suitable place for hiding and living probably already has an owner, such as a bear or something.

But right now, they really don't have any good ideas. After all, dragons can fly, and if they can't find a place to hide quickly, they're really doomed.

Klein took out a gold coin and tossed it around, briefly checking it out before realizing that the tree hole wasn't safe.

But his wild instincts told him that if he didn't find a place to hide quickly, things would get even worse.

"There's no other way, we have to hide first."

Klein agreed to Anderson's suggestion, and the three of them hid in the huge tree hole, covering the entrance with branches and vines.

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