Chapter 648

When placed in the palm, it would automatically begin to rotate.

After a moment, it stopped pointing southeast, Luo En said.

"The other party must have hidden the item in this direction; this thing is probably used for guidance."

Taiyilang nodded.

Indeed, this was something very important; otherwise, how could it possibly have been stored in the warehouse?

So they walked toward that direction, and when they reached a certain distance.

Suddenly, the disc emitted a beeping sound; Luo En immediately stopped and said.

"The item is right below us; let's dig quickly."

Saying this, they exerted all their strength, and after a moment, they dug a deep pit in that spot.

Soon, Luo En unearthed a wooden chest.

"Indeed, he buried the item here; it seems this lord's curse was indeed clever."

"But now we've found it anyway; it looks like we'll defeat him soon."

After speaking, Taiyilang tried to pry open the wooden chest.

But the chest was extremely sturdy; they used all their strength yet still could not open it.

Luo En carefully examined the wooden chest and noticed something inside seemed to be present.

Whenever he shook the chest, it emitted a crackling sound—more like a solid object than paper.

Luo En looked at the curse lying on the ground.

"What's inside? Do you know?"

The curse shook its head.

"How could I possibly know? The lord never told me such things."

Luo En did not believe the curse's words; the creature bore a map of this place tattooed on its body—it must have known.

Luo En said.

"If you don't know, then let's just open it."

Even after they exerted all their strength again, they still could not open the wooden chest.

It seemed to conceal a mechanism, locking everything inside.

Taiyilang said.

"If it won't open, then use force."

Luo En glanced at the curse beside them and noticed a faint smile on its face.

Luo En immediately shook his head and said.

"Don't use force; be careful, it might destroy itself."

Then Luo En saw the curse's expression subtly change—he knew his guess was correct.

The wooden chest must conceal a mechanism; if they forcibly opened it,

the contents inside would very likely be destroyed.

Taiyilang frowned deeply.

"Then what do we do? This thing won't open, and we can't see what's inside."