No, the only thing illuminating this space is the green and red light at the other end of this closed space and the screen that lights up at the same time. Not only that, Su'er also saw a few magnified numbers of Dwarf species on the rightmost screen, which translates to 00000.
What is this? !
It's not a very big room, so the light is enough to illuminate everything around clearly.
Su'er rolled and crawled to the place that looked like a control console, but looked at the large and small screens and buttons in front of him blankly, not knowing how to operate them to reopen the closed door - although he could use things made by Dwarf species, how could he operate something he had never touched before, not to mention that he didn't even have the double image in his eyes dissipated.
Turning around, Su'er wanted to seek help from another person present besides him. If she used magic, there should be a way, right?
But he saw that the elf who had just threatened him seemed to be thinking about something, and frowned from time to time to observe the layout of the room around him.
"Can magic be used to destroy this wall?", Su'er asked directly, and he found himself asking a person who wanted to kill him less than a minute ago.
Although he didn't know why the elf didn't tear him to pieces after he shouted that the aircraft carrier was about to self-destruct, and the murderous intent between the two people when they fell just now and the wound on his arm dug by her nails were not fake, but Su'er would not be stupid enough to raise this question-will you remind the teacher that you have not assigned homework at the end of get out of class?
"Yes, but compared to this-"
Clang!
What interrupted the Elf words was a loud noise, and something seemed to be completely broken outside. The next moment, like a broken elevator, the room where the two people were located shook violently. Before Su'er could adapt to this change, suddenly, the world turned upside down.
It was not an illusion caused by his dizziness. This time it was real. The whole world turned upside down - or rather, the small space where the two people were suddenly turned upside down, and even tilted at an angle of nearly 90 degrees towards the direction of the console.
Su'er stared at the Elf with wide eyes, who had not yet reacted to such a change. The expressions of the two people were the same only at this time. The Elf rolled down the floor quickly and hit Su'er who was sitting on the edge of the console.
... Su'er felt that his ribs were about to break.
Compared with the impact caused by this barely soft flesh, the next second the two people suddenly flew backwards out of thin air, and were thrown out and hit the back wall of the small room, making a dull sound, and even making people doubt whether this fragile wall can withstand such an impact. This time, it was the Elf who cushioned it.
A strong sense of pushing back pressed on the two people, almost making Su'er unable to breathe, as if he was riding in a high-speed sports car - high-speed? !
Suddenly, Su'er had an idea, and he remembered a record he had seen in the intelligence.
At this angle and speed, they were not in a room in the aircraft carrier as he thought, but in the submarine of the Dwarf species!
Struggling to raise his head, risking a broken cervical vertebra, Su'er narrowed his eyes to barely see the screen at the other end. The number that was originally 00000 was now changing rapidly, and the number at the end even flashed a residual image.
Easily understood what this meant.
They were heading to the depths of the earth of this planet!
A place that no human, or even any other race, had ever reached!
The capital of the Dwarf.
"I, we are diving... Ugh!!" He opened his mouth to say this information, but it was Su'er dry retching that was faster. Fortunately, because he had not had enough food for many days, he did not really vomit anything at this time, but just retched.
"Hey! Don't vomit! Monkey!"
The panicked voice of the elf came from below. She deeply understood that if the monkey on top of her really vomited here, then all the filth would be pushed back by this force - what kind of nightmare is this!
Even though she was not a clean freak, and even often neglected her own hygiene when she was excited about studying magic, this definitely did not mean that she was willing to be covered with the filth of a monkey... The blood stains on her cheeks and chest had not been washed away. Thinking of this, the light golden-haired elf inexplicably wanted to vomit.
However, unfortunately, the Elf hope seemed to be in vain.
After the first dry heave, as if a valve had been opened, Su'er desire to vomit not only did not decrease, but became even stronger.
The speed of the submarine's descent was too fast. This was not a means of transportation designed for a fragile species like humans! The collision and rolling that occurred in the short few minutes from the beginning of the fall to now completely exceeded the physical limit that Su'er nerves could withstand.
"Ah! Right!", the Elf reacted with an idea, and quickly compiled a spell in her mind. She had never designed such a spell to protect a weak creature and to make it relatively independent from the space before, but fortunately, such a thing was not difficult for her.
Soon, along with the beautiful eyes of the Elf with six diamond patterns emitting a faint green light, a shining ring-shaped spell covered Su'er body, and the huge force caused by inertia that was increasingly pressing on Su'er suddenly disappeared.
The internal organs in the body lost such pressure out of thin air, and Su'er even felt that his body became much lighter, as if the submarine had not moved. Su'er finally gained the ability to move, and after diving deep into the ground, the angle of the submarine also slowed down a lot. Su'er covered his mouth with force and staggered to the other side.
He still wanted to vomit.
And then he vomited.
Passively squeezing out the acid from his empty stomach, under the gaze of the dark-faced Elf who sat up beside him, Su'er pulled over an iron box that had been used to hold something and vomited into it.