When the four people from the Divine Guild saw the scene that Elise showed before them, they couldn't believe it.

It was another settlement area, and it was a settlement area hidden in the mountains where they had just been hiding.

"Welcome to the Crowman Valley." Elise made a 'please' gesture to the four of them.

...

"Although the Crow Man is different from the Abyss Demon, he is indeed a native race living in the abyss." Elise said while leading the four people to the village in the mountains.

"Although the distribution of crows is generally only in the first to third floors, there are also some brave and capable crows who will go to explore deeper places." She described all the information she had obtained in the Soul Cube one by one. "I just heard the sound of flapping my wings while waiting for you, so I found this place."

"Hello, foreign travelers, you are the humans Elise just mentioned."

Just as Elise was explaining to the four people, a hoarse voice also came into their ears.

"That's right, Elder Dalar." Elise turned his head towards the black piece that made the sound just now, and nodded and said.

Millitus rubbed his eyes before he could see the true black face clearly.

It was a bird-headed man covered with black feathers, and was hunching his back.

It turns out that this is the Crow Man, Millitus thought.

"Then, please go to our village first." Elder Dalar took the wooden crutches in his hand and led Elise's team toward the small village in the valley.

As everyone headed to the Crow Man Valley, some young Crow Man also flapped their wings and walked to the side of the road to greet them, as if they had seen some rare creature.

But it seems that this is true. They are rare creatures to the Crow Man.

And along the way, Lublum also noticed the difference between young and older individuals of the Crow.

Young crows walk upright with plump wings, while most of the older crows have hunchbacks and their feathers look very dull.

It seems that the cycle of life still plays a role here.

"So this is the source of the feather you just discovered." Millitus looked at these scenes I had never seen before and thought to Lublum.

"Yeah." Lublum nodded and replied while observing.

In addition to the age difference just now, Lublum also found something in these crows.

Through his eyes, he found that no matter how hard the crows flapped their wings as they greeted, the group of crows could not seem to fly, and could not even let their bodies off the ground.

"This may be due to the environment, or a curse." Lublum couldn't help thinking in his heart.

After all, it is indeed not surprising that such a situation will occur in this abyss.

But despite this, he still decided to ask Elise after a while after reaching the target point.

After all, for a race with wide wings, being unable to fly can probably be called a sadness.

There must be a reason for such sorrow.

"It seems that the content of this first layer is much richer than I thought."

Lublum thought to himself again.

...

Under the faint light emitted by the fluorescent moss on the zenith, a purple steam also rose from the Crowren Valley.

It seems that the main color of this small village hidden in the deep valley is mainly purple and black, and a strange feeling is faintly revealed in the darkness.

The five people slowly walked into this small village hidden in the abyss world surrounded by crows.

"It is said that the crows mainly study the curse way for generations, and the fact that they have wings but cannot fly is the side effect of studying curse for years." Elise said while leading the way in front.

"Huh?" Lublum asked curiously, "So, maybe their ancestors could fly?"

"Probably." Elise spread his hands, "I didn't tell me the story about them before."

“It can fly.”

But Elder Dalar, who was walking beside Elise, suddenly answered the question.

"Although I don't know how Miss Elise knew the story of our tribe, we were indeed a race that could fly a long time ago." Elder Dalar slightly turned his curved bird head and looked at the four people from the Shenqi Guild and spoke.

"And the reason why we cannot fly is not because of curses." After saying this, the elder turned his head back, and the feathers on his body looked extremely dark under the illumination of fluorescent moss.

"That's..." Elise asked.

"It is caused by the prohibition of the abyss." Elder Dalar looked at the loopholes in the sky and sighed, "The reason why we study the curse is simply to fight against the abyss demons. What really imposed on us and prevent us from flying is the prohibition of the higher abyss demons."

"What kind of prohibition is to stop you from flying?" Elise asked, looking at the deep eyes of the Crow Man Elder in front of him.

"It is the ban under the highest leader of the high abyss demons, because that man wants to prevent our flying races from approaching the loopholes in the sky." Dalar sighed, "And no one knows what kind of ban it is, nor does anyone know what the name and ability of that leader is. In short, from a certain moment on a certain day, we Crowmans have lost the ability to fly, that's all."

"The leader of the Demon of the High Abyss..." Elise murmured, "Hasn't anyone ever seen him?"

"Stop using the word him. We don't even know what the gender of that person is. Yes, I'm going to answer your question now. No one has ever seen that leader, and even heard the voice of that person." Dalar said slowly.

"Then why do you know that this prohibition was issued by that person?" Elise became even more confused. She didn't know what secret was hidden in the crow man in front of her.

"Because when this prohibition was issued, the will of this person and the words conveyed by this person appeared in the minds of everyone in our clan." Dalar replied.

"It means that this is something that is pervasive and spiritually direct?" Elise seemed to understand something.
Chapter completed!