"This is my treasure room." Christo walked into the room made of metal: "Hehehehe, I'm waiting for your surprised expression, Kyle."

What appeared in front of me was a square metal room of more than 60 square meters. The room was not filled with display racks or boxes as Penis imagined before. Instead, it was empty. There was nothing but the wall in the large room. It was completely an empty house. If it were not for Christo's leadership, it would definitely feel that he had gone to the wrong room.

"Empty?" Panis raised his eyebrows and thought for a while and said, "That's right, that's the only way to make sense. As you said before, if the things stored are just manuscripts and books, it's probably only a small box that can be stored. If you use space to expand your backpack, a very small dark lattice can be put down. It seems that such a big house was designed to deceive possible intruders or enemies, yes."

"It's not just a deception, it's also a killing space." Christo explained: "If someone enters the room without opening the door correctly, the alarm will be triggered immediately, and then the five metal walls in the room will quickly compress inward. Don't think it's just a metal wall. To go inward together with the soil dozens of meters thick behind, there are few people who can break and escape."

"Well, this is a design for the demigods." Panis nodded and said, "If someone breaks in directly with the inherent spiritual realm, this trap will be triggered and squeezed by the wall."

"Yes. Even the shield of the demigod cannot move freely to break the trap under the continuous squeeze of this force. He can only choose to escape with the inherent spiritual realm." Christo replied: "In this way, our treasure will be safe."

"You just said. Five walls, then the remaining one is where you hide your treasure." Panis swept the indoors, pointed to the wall facing the door and said, "There are at least more than 30 hidden doors hidden on this wall. Is each of them a storage space?"

"No, only one is real." Christo said proudly: "There are thirty-five secret doors, only one with real things inside, and the others are fakes. If someone opens the secret door with fakes, the trap mentioned earlier will also be activated."

"You are really cautious." Panis sighed: "Aren't you afraid that you remember the wrong position and inadvertently activate the trap?"

"The trap will identify the special magic fluctuations of us users." Christo shook his head and said, "Even if we open the wrong door ourselves, it is impossible to activate these traps. Don't worry. I think, I put it in the No. 27 cabinet, and it's true. It's here, the most confidential password disk of our clan is hidden."

After the cabinet was opened, a silver-white password disk was quietly lying in the cabinet, and seven parts of various shapes were gathered together and stacked next to the password disk. Christo's dry lips trembled slightly, and he took out the password disk with his hands with his hands with his hands and handed them to Panis. He took out the other seven parts, and then he carefully closed the cabinet door.

"How do you use this?" Panis said: "I have tried several parts before and can release a light curtain projection. Everything on it is a chaotic spot of light, and you can see the text and patterns, but the content is completely unseen."

"Yes. This is our goblin's anti-leakage measures." Christo said: "These patterns and texts must be corrected and sorted by the password disk and played at the same time before they can be read. As long as any part is missing, what you see is the chaotic light spot you describe, and no valuable information can be obtained. The parts are given to you. You can install them and try it."

Panis took the parts and thought about it. Carefully penetrated the parts into the empty space of the password disk one by one. Conical, cube, octahedral, dodecahedral, icosahedral, pentagram and cylindrical shapes. Some of these parts can be completely embedded in the password disk, and some will be half exposed on the outside. However, after each component is accurately embedded, it will make a crisp click sound, and be firmly sucked by the password disk, as firm as if it was originally cast into one with the password disk.

"What?" After installing the seven parts, Panis waited for a while, and the circular password disk did not react at all. Looking at the password disk carefully, it seemed to be divided into two layers, and the gap between the two layers was extremely tight, almost impossible to detect with the naked eye. Panis frowned and said, "Do you want to turn the bottom? There are requirements for angles that cannot turn."

"There are indeed requirements," said Christo, "It does not need to be too accurate to calculate the sun, just calculate it based on time. One circle of the password disk is equivalent to one circle of the sun around Yara. It is 8:24 in the morning, so you can calculate it yourself."

"It's really troublesome. My calculations have always been a weakness. Every time I activate the disc, I have to calculate it again." Panis said with a headache by pressing his forehead: "At 8:24, right? I'll calculate it, I'll calculate it."

"By the way, the rotation must be in place at once." Christo added: "If it slows down or even stops without it, it needs to rotate in reverse to get the component off the password disk, and then reload it and then rotate it again."

"This is a man-made difficulty." Panis snorted dissatisfied, lowered his head and calculated for a long time, pressing the top of the password disk with one hand and the bottom of the other, and began to rotate vigorously. It must be admitted that the goblin technology is quite magical. The password disk has been at least ten thousand years since its casting, but it doesn't feel awkward when it rotates. It's like a new one, and it can only use a small amount of effort to make the password disk rotate smoothly and silently.

"Okay." Panis let out a low voice in joy, holding the password disk in his palm. After waiting for a few seconds, the password disk began to rotate slowly and automatically: "Do you want to hold it? Or just put it on the ground?"

"Put it on the ground, it has no effect." Christo stared at the rotating disc affectionately and whispered: "Put it on the flat ground will be better than holding it with your hands."

Soon, according to the arrangement on the disc, starting from the tetrahedron, all the components shone light in turn, each emitting a beam of light as they rose into the air. The beams of light intersected in the air and spread out toward the surroundings as they rotated. At this time, a light curtain appeared in the air above the disc. The plane composed of light was like a tabletop, steadily spread in the field of view of the three people, and the light curtain began to vaguely generate graphics and text on the light curtain. Pannis tentatively pressed it with his hand, and his palm passed through the light curtain without any obstacles. After it was retracted, the light curtain immediately returned to its original state.

"Well? This is..." Panis twitched his lips and whispered: "It's actually a panoramic aerial view of the Yara continent. I didn't expect that he could draw a downward view by himself in the era of goblins. I thought only the Dragon Clan and the Winged Man could make such things."

"Don't underestimate the era of the goblin empire." Christo said seriously: "The technology of goblins is simply unimaginable to smart creatures now. The current technology can make floating boats fly into the sky. Why is it impossible for the Goblin era to achieve it?"

"That's right." Panis nodded, "It's me that I'm not right, I'm a little bit despised the technology of that era."

After the panoramic aerial view lasted for two minutes, a flashing green aperture appeared in the northwest corner of the map. The scenery outside the aperture dimmed and eventually disappeared, leaving only the scenery within the aperture to be highlighted. The green aperture flashed for a while and began to appear lined with dense goblin texts. The text was quite clear, but this ancient goblin text is more complex and changeable than the texts of the modern goblin tribe. Although Pannis could understand it, it was a bit difficult to deal with reading the words directly.

"Don't worry, I'll translate all the text into common terms." Christo said: "I'll bring you back later. You can read it accordingly. This time I'll give you a brief introduction. The text just now mainly introduces the geographical characteristics, climatic conditions and species distribution of this area, and there is no valuable information."

After the text lasted for a while, the range of green light spots began to expand continuously. As it expanded, the map within the aperture range also expanded in a larger proportion, and eventually filled the entire light curtain, turning from a panoramic aerial view to an area overlook.

"This area should be the western mountainous area of ​​the Mountain Country." Panis said: "Around the Darnais Plateau."

Christo spitted out a string of notes of unknown significance and explained: "That is the name of this mountainous area in the goblins, which is now near the Darnais Plateau."

The green aperture appeared again, and once again circled a small area on the map. As happened before, large pieces of text appeared on the side of the green circle.

"This area should be Mount Pherrias in the Darnais Plateau." Panis said affirmatively: "No, the picture is enlarged again. Oh, I know, it is closer to the flat plateau at the foot of Mount Pherrias, but where is it? The picture should be enlarged a few more times. Since you want to indicate the location to the readers, you will definitely do more detailed."

Sure enough, the green aperture appeared several times. Every time a place was selected to enlarge, and every time the characteristics of this area were clearly written on the light curtain.

"It seems that it's enlarged to the end." Panis frowned and said, "It's confirmed that it's the plateau area under Mount Phellias, but even according to the last aperture, there are hundreds of square kilometers. It's too difficult to find a target there, and it's the target tens of years ago."

"As mentioned above, the target is built deep underground," Christo added: "And the coverage is very large, and the range of the last aperture on the map is likely to be the entire area covered by the target."

"Just kidding." Panis was stunned and asked in disbelief: "What kind of research institute can cover an area of ​​100 square kilometers? You have also seen the aperture just now. The range marked is not 100, but dozens of square kilometers."
Chapter completed!