They died for all kinds of reasons.

Is this sacrifice a ceremony to resurrect the Snake of the Void?

Wu Di can only guess like this.

And life and death are a kind of reincarnation for the snake in the void.

If it were more than ten thousand years ago, it would have been controlled by the Shurima Empire.

Then, before the Snake of Void becomes a devastating effect, kill it, and then resurrect it through rituals and continue to control it.

This is explainable.

But what is the use of controlling the Void Snake?

Wu Di thought of the resurrection ceremony of Emperor Shurima Asol.

It also has something to do with sacrifices, and the magic circle seems to be somewhat similar to the magic circle I saw on the magic website.

Is the Snake of Void related to the Resurrection Rite?

The more Wu Di thinks, the more likely it is.

The Snake of the Void itself will not be killed, and can reincarnate between life and death. This is also the famous saying of the Shurima Empire.

Maybe a dead pervert, out of his desire for eternal life, began to contact the power of the Snake of Reincarnation in the Void.

Then let yourself exist forever in this world.

This is very likely.

After all, in this world, there is no such thing as the well of eternity, which brings eternal life to any creature.

Elfs only live longer.

The dragon lives a lot, but it is far from reaching eternal life.

Otherwise, according to the breeding cycle of the dragon, the entire cyber world would have been a dragon.

Eternal life is an irresistible temptation for anyone!

But this is just Wu Di's guess.

In the following time, Wu Di followed the dwarf researchers and plunged into the file together.

(Please subscribe! I feel that a wave of foreshadowing is burying, and it has been buried with more than 400,000 words! Hahaha, you should be able to think of where to investigate, right?)
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