The man sighed. "If I can save a life, I'll try. I can't just stand by and watch people walk to their deaths. A life is still a life, after all."
"You're kind-hearted," Amalia remarked.
The man chuckled. "It's just a few words, nothing too difficult. But I'll still give you some advice—if you insist on going to the Titan's Ridge, don't go too deep. That place is strange."
"Oh? How so?" Amalia asked with interest.
"According to those who made it back alive, they never even saw what was killing people. No sign of monsters, nothing—but people just kept dying one by one. Sometimes, they'd be standing right next to them, perfectly fine, and then suddenly, they'd drop dead. The one thing they all had in common? They had ventured deep into the Titan's Ridge."
Hearing this, Amalia and Kenny Lin were almost certain that it wasn't some mysterious creature killing them—it was the Holy Gate of the Heaven and the Earth.
