Chapter 767 Great Rift Valley Prison

The Great Rift Prison, a chaotic place sealed by the Black Witch Academy.

Because some evil people among humans are exiled there, it is called a prison.

Yes, that's right, it's not a regular cage prison, it's an area on the planet Loren that is covered by dimensional cracks, where the present world and the afterlife overlap.

It is in the present world, yet not in it. To describe it generally, it is a bit like the concept of Bermuda in Mu Hua's previous life.

However, unlike Bermuda where people disappear from time to time, there are always some unlucky people in the Great Rift Valley Prison.

Yes, there are more unlucky people. This is a weird place, and even the devils will curse it.

Because occasionally, monsters that were supposed to descend in a certain courtyard would appear there inexplicably.

Not only did they open the wrong portal, but the original projection also descended and became the real body when it arrived here. They could neither leave nor go back, and if they died, they would be dead. The monsters that came here were undoubtedly plagued by bad luck.

This place is like an alternative courtyard, a village where evil people breed, cautious and ferocious monsters, cunning and insidious demons. It is far more dangerous and chaotic than a normal courtyard. It can be said to be a prison where fighting is inevitable.

The Rift Valley is hell, because from time to time there are demons who mistakenly enter here, and those "newcomers" who come here at a loss also make this place more chaotic than hell.

Undersea rift? Rift in the sea? The boundless land, the sky as blue as the sea, a long gully crack that seemed to cut through the world tore through the sky, and the backflowing seawater even made a rumbling sound.

It's not a description. The sky is like the sea. This is actually a world with the ocean as the roof. The so-called rift does not refer to the crack in the earth. It is clearly a description of the endless ravine in the sky.

A region where the natural environment is extremely chaotic and subverted.

Soil, gravel, grass, breeze, sunshine, everything is very normal. If you ignore the ocean in the sky, this Great Rift Valley Prison is no different from the normal human continent.

Without a teleportation array, Mu Hua and Tina came to this strange space through the singularity blocked by the witch.

The two men were carrying large and small bags of miscellaneous items in their hands. These were gifts from the witches. When they heard that they were going to hunt demons in the Great Rift Valley Prison, the witches gave enthusiastic feedback.

"Space coordinates...hiss~, the space coordinates here will be anchored to me, and I can't use space magic such as teleportation."

After observing the environment and making sure there was no danger, Tina relaxed her tense body, tried to cast a spell, then took a breath and said to Mu Hua.

"Let me see, haha, they are all magic scrolls of high-explosive magic. Those witches are setting a trap openly." Mu Hua checked the supplies given by the witch, then looked at the ring on his hand, and couldn't help laughing.

"It's impossible to completely eliminate the monsters here. The Black Witch Academy is the guardian of the Great Rift Valley Prison, and those witches have long been fed up with this place."

"They are quite clever. I heard that every time the monsters in the Great Rift Valley Prison need to be cleared out, they will bring in a lot of helpers like debt collectors." Tina Mosuo explained, wearing the same ring as Mu Hua.

The ring is not a token of their love, and teleportation abilities cannot be used in the Great Rift Valley Prison.

Visitors like Mu Hua and Tina, who want to leave here, can only use the rings in their hands to find the singularity, and use the rings to contact the guards outside the singularity and let those guards let them out.

Those witches guarding the singularity are basically equivalent to the prison guards of the Great Rift Valley Prison, which is hard to say whether it is a space or a world.

There are humans and monsters here.

For humans, their gathering place can be understood as the Valley of Evil. It is rumored that there are basically no good people here.

As for monsters, they are all their true forms, but very few people are willing to come here to hunt monsters.

You know, a lot of valuable parts can still be removed from the original body of the monster, and monsters of all levels will appear randomly here. These monsters lack organization, so it should be a good place for monster hunting.

The reason why few people are willing to come here to hunt demons is not only because some dangerous humans are imprisoned here, but also because the Black Witch Academy has set strange rules here.

For example, in the Great Rift Prison, for every human killed, five more demons must be killed.

No matter if it was self-defense, accidental injury, or intentional killing, if you kill someone in the Great Rift Valley Prison, you must kill five demons. Yes, demons, not monsters, not even Warcraft orcs.

If you don't make up the corresponding number of demons, the prison guards outside the singularity will not open the door for you.

Of course, if you really have to leave in a hurry, you can just write an IOU!

The Black Witch Academy will urge you to come back to pay your debt at any time. This rule is actually protected by the laws of the human world. . .

There are quite a few humans in the Great Rift Valley, and looking at the high-explosive magic scrolls given by the prison guards, it is obvious that this rule is not intended to protect these humans.

The Great Rift Prison has no gates, nor any barriers to isolate it from the outside world. If the Black Witch Academy does not seal it properly, the demons here will spread all over the world in a matter of minutes.

Even if the seal is done, the Black Witch Academy obviously doesn't want too many demons here. Kill them yourself, it's endless.

Obviously, this rule of killing one and compensating five is clearly meant by the witches to trick some of the laborers who help them clean up demons for free, so generally speaking, no one is willing to come here unless there is a special need.

"Let's go and find a human city to inquire about the situation first." Mu Hua said to Tina, hiding the ring on his hand.

The Great Rift Valley Prison is not a good place, and the outside world does not respect human rights for the people there.

However, those who were thrown here were undoubtedly extremely evil criminals, and most of them possessed strong strength. For example, the troll witch Penelope who had caused trouble in Cairns City was imprisoned here.

Imprisoning them here is like letting them fight with the monsters here. Even their offspring born here are also regarded as prisoners.

Perhaps some people would think it is cruel. If we put it simply, it can barely be considered as another form of punishing the entire clan.

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Entering the Great Rift Valley Prison from the singularity, the location where you appear is random. Mu Hua and Tina entered hand in hand, and the place where they appeared was the edge of a mountain range.

There is a small path nearby with weeds that have obviously been trampled. Following the path down the mountain, you can see a road with signs of artificial repairs in the distance.

There was no one on the mountain road. Mu Hua pulled out the map and walked for a while before suddenly frowning and looking to the side.

"Swoosh~!" After checking the map, detecting the coordinates and determining the direction, Mu Hua found a nearby human gathering place on the map, which he didn't know whether it had been destroyed or not. An arrow shot out from the woods and headed straight for Mu Hua's neck.

"Pah!" He slapped the arrow away and looked in the direction of the arrow with a frown. Mu Hua and Tina had already discovered that there were people over there, but they didn't expect that they would take the lead in attacking without asking the reason.

Amidst the rustling sound and the flowing weeds, two men with knives on their hips and short bows in their hands appeared in the sight of Mu Hua and Tina.

One is middle-aged and the other is young. Both have large tattoos on their faces. Judging from their facial features, they should be related.

Blocking Mu Hua and Tina's way from a distance, two men dressed as hunters had cold expressions and looked quite calm.

"Accidental shooting?" Judging from their emotions and facial expressions, the two men did not look like thugs, Mu Hua asked them.

"Outsider, hand over all the valuables on you." The young man among the two drew out a knife and said to Mu Hua.

There were two dead animals on the young man's shoulders. They must be hunters. They didn't follow the rules when they went into the mountains to hunt. They also robbed people while hunting? "It seems that it was not an accidental shot." Mu Hua shook his head.

"Stop! You are from outside, take some money and don't cause trouble." The older hunter pushed the young man aside and made way for Mu Hua and Tina.

"You all recognize people by their tattoos?" Mu Hua frowned, but the two did not answer.

"Do you want to kill him?" Tina looked at the two men at the side. The young man had a defiant look on his face, and the middle-aged man heard what Tina said, pulled the young man back slowly, nervous but not panicked.

A human with very ordinary strength, the kind that could be beaten into a pulp by Tina with a slap.

But when they confirmed that Mu Hua and Tina were from outside, their fearless arrogance was really incredible.

He waved his hand, signaling Tina not to pay attention to them, and walked past the two of them. The two of them did not try to stop him.

Kill if you can, rob if you can, and it doesn't matter if you can't rob? The two of them are not stupid, and this fearless attitude is probably due to the rule of killing one and paying five. They seem to think that outsiders dare not kill them?

If everyone here is like this, then the humans in the Great Rift Valley Prison would be really annoying.

(End of this chapter)