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#331 - Chapter 330: Did you lose your ID card?

The loud laughter traveled far, far away until it disappeared into the clouds, fading with the wind.

"Hopefully this time, someone can truly create a miracle."

The old man vented, his gaze drifting into the distance, muttering softly.

After a long while, his figure disappeared without a trace along with the saber-toothed tiger beast.

At the same time.

Jiang Han and his group had already arrived in front of a canyon.

"This should be the so-called Bone Canyon, right?"

Everyone looked up, their expressions becoming much more solemn as they looked at the cliffs on both sides.

Although they weren't quite sure what was inside, they didn't ignore the old man's reminder.

"Let's go."

Jiang Han simply glanced around, roughly analyzing some noteworthy details, and then walked into the canyon.

The others quickly followed.

As soon as they entered the canyon, the scene before them couldn't help but shock them.

"It's all bones."

"No wonder it's called Bone Canyon. Tsk tsk, judging by the size of the bones, they seem to be human bones, right?"

"Definitely."

A man wearing a gray hood squatted down, carefully stroking a section of bone with his hand, "Every bone is human."

"Nolson, how do you know?" Nal asked curiously.

"As an alchemist, if I can't even tell what kind of bone it is, then I'm just wasting my time."

Nolson stood up, disdainfully.

He carefully rubbed his fingers, as if something remained on them, "It seems these bones have been here for quite some time."

"Duh, so many human bones, how could they have accumulated in a short period of time," Nal scoffed.

"But don't you find it strange?"

Nolson said with a smile, "This Sin Domain Maze is usually not open at all. Even if it is, not many people are qualified to enter, let alone reach the ninetieth floor…"

"Before us, there have probably only been a dozen or so people," Sol interjected, "And that's accumulated over decades."

"That's very interesting."

Nal said thoughtfully, "Then where did so many human bones come from? It's impossible that there are really humans living in this maze, right?"

"Why is it impossible?"

Solin laughed, "Wasn't that old man one of the original inhabitants here? Perhaps there's even a tribe on this ninetieth floor. Maybe he was really being kind when he reminded us?"

"That's not too clear, but…"

Nolson thought for a moment and said, "Have you noticed that he probably isn't the first person he's intercepted there? So, if we follow that logic, everything makes sense."

"Original inhabitants?"

Listening to their conversation, Jiang Han frowned.

He knew more information and naturally thought about it more.

According to the Crystal Beast Lord, this maze is clearly a Soul Mound.

The creatures within also exist in the form of soul bodies. With the soul mist swirling around, can living beings really reside here for long?

So, he didn't agree with Nolson's speculation.

But so many human bones piled up here are indeed unusual.

Could it be that the Sin Domain Maze has some special entrances in other places?

After some investigation, the group didn't find anything and chose to continue deeper.

The sound of their shoes stepping on the bones, "creak, creak," was a bit eerie.

"Huh? There are items here?"

Solin's eyes suddenly lit up, his gaze locked on a glowing spot on the ground.

He squatted down and picked up the item.

"Damn! A fiery red crystal?"

The moment he picked up the item, Solin couldn't help but be surprised.

Because the item he had just picked up was exactly the same as the fiery red crystal on his body.

"It seems this isn't just anything, other people also have the guidance of the fiery red crystal."

The others gathered around, curious.

"Huh? Solin, did you drop your identity牌?"

At this moment, Nal suddenly spoke.

"What identity牌?" Solin was stunned, "I don't have that thing, do I?"

"Don't have that thing?" Nal was a little depressed, "Am I misremembering? This must be yours."

"Impossible, right? With my level, will I drop things?"

Solin curled his lips, "You think too little of me, right?"

"Seems like it, then…"

Nal nodded, then his face suddenly turned serious, even frighteningly cold, "Then this thing… might be a bit strange?"

"What's strange?" Solin asked.

"See for yourself."

Nal handed the thing in his hand to Solin, and the moment the latter's gaze touched the item, he froze.

Because the text recorded on it was precisely his name.