The God's Games

Chapter 200: The Abyss (Part 2)

Standing on the mountain top, looking down, they were met by a cold wind filled with sand blowing up from the bottom of the Great Rift Valley.

The wind was so sharp that it felt like tiny stones were scraping against their faces.

But this small discomfort didn't matter much; what truly amazed them was the breathtaking view of the Grand Canyon.

Radolf excitedly exclaimed, "Our Lord must be deep within the canyon! We've finally found the right place!"

In contrast, Master PungPong and his group quickly regained their composure after their initial amazement.

This holographic game was incredibly realistic.

Although, none of them had seen a real Grand Canyon in their lives, but they didn't fully agree with what Radolf had said.

Master PungPong asked, "The canyon is so deep. How do you plan to find anything down there?"

Radolf couldn't hear anything else at this point and started rushing down the mountain with his people like a crazy person.

Master PungPong stayed where he was, much calmer than Radolf and his group, highlighting how unusual their behavior was.

Luckily, Radolf wasn't paying any attention to them; his eyes were fixed only on the Grand Canyon, so he didn't notice anything was wrong.

Master PungPong turned around to Hanjun and asked, "What should we do now?"

Earlier, Hanjun had mentioned bringing them to the Abyss to attract the attention of the demons.

But so far, they hadn't encountered many demons along the way.

How were they supposed to get the demons' attention?

Hanjun smiled mysteriously and said, "All we need to do now is be patient and wait."

Master PungPong didn't understand what Hanjun meant by being patient.

But soon, he figured it out because the sight of Radolf and his group running toward the Grand Canyon attracted many demons emerging from the darkness.

The Order of the Shattering Lights couldn't do anything against the demons either because, to the demons, they were also humans and therefore targets to be eliminated.

When the demons arrived, the Order of the Shattering Lights could only try to escape in all directions.

Master PungPong watched this scene and asked blankly, "Should we help them?"

Hanjun replied, "If they dare to come here, they must have more tricks up their sleeves. Let them handle it on their own."

After the Order of the Shattering Lights had led the demons away, Hanjun gave the signal, and Master PungPong and his group moved out.

By the time they stepped forward, the demons had already gone, chasing after Radolf and his group, and no one was left to stop them anymore.

Master PungPong looked at Hanjun.

Hanjun nodded his head and said, "Since someone helped draw the enemies away, let's head down."

Master PungPong was surprised, "Head down? Where are we going?"

Hanjun nodded again, "Don't worry, we won't go too deep. We just need to stop not far from here."

Master PungPong asked nervously, "Going down is fine, but how do we get back up when we're done?"

Hanjun waved his hand, "Relax, since I brought you here, I can definitely take you back."

He sounded so confident, but Master PungPong and his group still felt uneasy about this trip.

Following Hanjun's advice, Master PungPong and the others started to head down the cliff.

From a distance, the Grand Canyon looked very deep, but when they looked closer, they found a narrow path along the edge that they could walk down.

They went down the path, step by step, into the dim canyon floor.

The air was damp and stuffy, and there was no sound except for their footsteps.

There wasn't even a single animal at the bottom of the canyon.

No wonder it was called the Abyss, just as Hanjun had said.

Maybe all the demons had been drawn away by Radolf, because they hadn't met anyone along the way.

Just when Master PungPong and the others thought they might have to walk for a long time to reach the bottom, they suddenly found themselves stepping onto flat ground.

Looking up, they could only see a crack in the sky with a faint sliver of light shining through.

All around them, it was completely dark.

As they walked along the bottom of the cliff, they noticed it was very flat, like the bottom of the sea, quiet and still.

A dark, eerie feeling spread through the air, and even Master PungPong and his group could sense that something wasn't quite right in this place.

They didn't dare to speak, feeling that the atmosphere in this place was getting worse and worse.

In the darkness, they could faintly hear their own breathing and tingling sensation as if someone was silently watching them.

But whenever they tried to find the source of that gaze, they couldn't see anyone in the darkness, making them feel very nervous as they continued walking.

Suddenly, halfway through their walk, they finally encountered someone other than their own group.

It was then that they heard a breathing sound, and soon, a pair of red eyes slowly approached them in the dark.

A low growl came from the darkness, making it clear that there was something very dangerous there.

Not being able to see what it was and only hearing the sound made it even scarier.

Master PungPong's heart began to race, but before they could say anything, the chat in the live streaming was already filled with scared comments.

[ I didn't know this game was a horror game! ]

[ Chat, protect me! Give me some warnings, I'm scared! ]

Spicy Flavor Fairy glanced at Hanjun and saw that Hanjun remained calm, which made him feel less afraid.

Hanjun was their biggest source of confidence.

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But what appeared in front of the players next still gave them a fright.

Because there weren't just one pair of red eyes — there were three pairs.

As the creature with the heavy breathing slowly approaching them, it revealed two more pairs of eyes.