Taylor was very cautious about his first time traveling through dimensions. He handed over information to the few acquaintances he had left and told them that he would not be out for experiments and study for a long time. He then took on the task of feeding the stitched beast and improved the food for the three-headed lion he was familiar with.

He also used his remaining points to exchange for some auxiliary potions, some of which were for treating external injuries, some for replenishing mental strength, and some for treating mental damage. Anyway, all his points were used up this time.

After finally feeding all the mice used for experiments in the laboratory to the six-eyed owl, Taylor turned around, closed his laboratory, and carried out his first dimension travel.

After activating the supernatural power, a deep blue energy appeared out of thin air in front of Taylor. This deep blue energy began to slowly rotate and expand, and finally turned into a deep blue mirror.

Taylor instinctively knew that the mirror would only last for one minute. He checked all the canvas bags, medicine bags, and countless props he was supposed to bring, packed them all, and stepped inside.

After Taylor's figure disappeared, the dark blue mirror in the laboratory also slowly dissipated. Everything seemed to have never happened. It seemed quiet and lonely.

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What a world this is, full of beauty, "eternity", loneliness and sadness.

This was originally a rich plane. Although there were no strong individual combat forces, the productivity was well developed. The people here had long connected magic elements with productivity. They used their wisdom to create one production machine after another powered by magic elements, promoting the development of social civilization and the improvement of productivity.

Perhaps due to the limitations of the plane itself, people living in this plane, even if they use magic elements to a very high level, can hardly become strong enough to fight one against a hundred. Their mental strength seems unable to control magic power, and they need some necessary props to cast magic.

Apart from such limitations and defects, the humans in this plane live a happy and beautiful life. There are no other races competing with them for resources. They improve the overall strength of this plane through their own slow development. Perhaps after a thousand years, this plane will further become a world of higher standards.

But one day, the world suddenly underwent terrible changes, and everyone gradually turned into zombies and no longer had any self-will.

Their bodies began to rot and became like zombies. They also had no self and no memory. They walked the earth forever like the walking dead, without knowing where to go, what they needed, and where to go.

It was into this world that Taylor arrived.

When Taylor crossed the dark blue mirror and came to this dimension, the first thing that caught his eyes was the lush forest, the stream and the blue sky and white clouds in the distance.

There were several fish chasing each other in the stream, their beautiful scales reflecting the sunlight, which made Taylor feel that the world seemed to have a poetic flavor, which he had not seen for a long time.

The sun shone through the layers of leaves, casting beautiful spots of light. Taylor walked among the trees, listening to the birds singing and the roars of some animals not far away, and felt that everything was very natural.

The only thing that made him feel a little different was that the magical elements of this plane seemed to be somewhat active. The spider eye on his chest kept glancing around, and the flame medal placed in his inner pocket also emitted a slight heat.

He looked up at the sky. For Taylor, who was traveling across the world for the first time, it seemed a little difficult to determine the direction. He walked along the river upstream.

“Hehehe~~~~”

Before he had walked far, he found a group of wild boars drinking water. They had seven or eight fangs that looked complicated and disordered. The bristles of these wild boars were not brown like those of ordinary wild boars. Theirs were actually white, and their eyes were vivid. At first glance, they looked like magical beasts with magic cores in their bodies.

He didn't find the appearance of Warcraft strange. After all, the magical elements in this world were too active. It would be strange if Warcraft appeared less frequently. He just didn't know whether humans still existed in this world.

The group of wild boars that were drinking water also noticed that the big wild boar led by Taylor not far away had a somewhat evasive and fearful look in his eyes. He took a step forward, standing in front of all the wild boars, protecting them as they slowly retreated.

Taylor noticed the emotions expressed in the wild boar's eyes. It seemed that the other party had seen humans like him, or beings similar to humans.

He did not take any action, but instead watched the group of wild boars slowly leave.

Continuing to walk forward, feeling the breeze brushing against his face and the cheerful singing of the water, Taylor just felt in a good mood.

Along the way, Taylor also saw some local wild animals and other magical beasts, and even a two-headed vulture that fell from the sky and wanted to catch him and eat him. In order not to ruin the excitement of coming to the new world, Taylor threw out a spider web and directly covered the two vultures and dragged them on the ground, thinking of dealing with them later.

This good mood lasted until he walked upstream of the river and found a small wooden house, then it came to an abrupt end.

What is this thing? A human?

When Taylor walked upstream of the river, he saw a cabin and a "person" wearing a plaid shirt and jeans next to the cabin.

The other person's clothes were already tattered and even showed signs of decay. His flesh had completely decayed and was infested with worms. He had brown hair and a brown beard. His eyes, nose, mouth, and ears had all decayed to varying degrees, and even his nose was left with only a facial protrusion.

It looked like a human figure but was extremely strange. It was wandering aimlessly around the cabin, and there were no wild beasts or monsters around.

This is very abnormal.

Taylor thought so, and judging from the conditions along the way he had walked here, some of the monsters were very gentle, some were quite afraid of him, and some even wanted to eat him.

In Taylor's perception, this thing's strength is not even that of an ordinary person, but at present this humanoid creature is wandering around here and is still upstream of the river. There must be a lot of wild beasts and monsters nearby, but he himself is safe and sound.

Judging from the degree of decay and tatters of its clothes, it has been in this state for quite some time. Taylor didn't believe in the wild beasts or monsters nearby and didn't know that such a creature existed.

There are only two possibilities for this situation. Either its meat is unpalatable or it is poisonous, causing these wild beasts or monsters to be unwilling to touch it. Or it is really lucky and no creature has discovered it even in this upper reaches of the river where there are densely populated wild beasts and monsters.

Taylor didn't think it was the second one.

(End of this chapter)