Reincarnated as incubus: I didn't mean to seduce you!

"Of course, we don't have as many purple thorns as Fransburg, which can use Magic Prohibition Stones to directly build city walls around the entire city, but we don't have that kind of need anyway,"

Kael pointed to the Magic Prohibition Stones on the floor and said with a smile, "Lay down a batch of special stone plates that are hard enough and can be enchanted as the first layer of defense, then mix in a plentiful batch of Magic Prohibition Stones as the base.

This set of equipment can already isolate most malicious intents. As for trying to enter the underground through the elevator shaft..."

Kael snapped his fingers, and the sleepy white-haired loli Aister appeared beside everyone.

"Aister, prepare the elevator shaft."

Aister tilted her head, blinked, and quickly transformed into a puddle of Slime Mucus, covering the surface of the elevator shaft.

"Lord, you don't call this thing 'Heavenly Body,' do you?"

Military God's Heaven's Wings twitched slightly.

Kael's lips curved into a pleasant smile and said, "Welcome to Aister's Hell Express. Jump on, we're in a bit of a hurry today."

Old White stood on the elliptical membrane formed by Aister without hesitation.

Everyone else exchanged looks and eventually stood on the Slime Mucus that Aister had transformed into.

The next moment, a miraculous glow, akin to phosphorescence, appeared on Aister's semi-transparent mucous body as she lightly pushed into the elevator shaft's passage.

In an instant, everyone was enveloped and slowly slid down the elevator shaft.

Then...

The acceleration began.

Accompanied by Jiu Yue-chan's scream, Aister, who had been slowly descending by squeezing, started reducing the friction between her Slime Mucus and the elevator shaft.

Almost visible to the naked eye, everyone felt as if they were plunging into the Abyss, like falling from a high altitude. The intense sensation of falling caused great discomfort.

At this moment, the players finally understood why Kael seemed to have no additional defenses for the elevator shaft.

Such a terrifying depth was nearly fatal for normal professionals.

Even more frightening was that they could clearly feel that after entering the passage, they couldn't even use their extraordinary power within their bodies.

The System panel showed a large BUFF named "Anti-Casting Field Device Zone."

With the influence of the Anti-Casting Field Device, ordinary flying creatures would encounter fatal problems in this elevator shaft.

Because whether they were the famous Dragons or Griffins with mid-to-low altitude flying abilities, they essentially relied on magic to fly.

Ordinary Mages who had mastered flying spells, or Druids capable of transforming into animals, would lose their casting ability under the influence of the Anti-Casting Field Device, reverting to their original state.

If anyone dared to fly into the elevator shaft, their spells would inevitably fail mid-air, causing them to fall into the bottomless shaft.

Boom!

A mass of indistinguishable flesh would appear at the bottom of the shaft.

To deter most uninvited guests, this manually operated elevator shaft was already meaningful in delaying the enemy.

Before they could think further, they felt their weightless bodies stepping on the bouncy Slime.

As the pressure on their feet increased, everyone realized they had entered the deceleration phase and were about to reach the bottom.

With nervous and excited hearts, they soon saw an unpredictably flickering Magic Lamp below.

When it all ended, and they came to their senses, they were already placed on the ground by Aister, who had maneuvered her mucous body.

Aister re-entered Kael's body without saying a word, floating behind him like a ghost.

Jiu Yue-chan still wore a look of shock on her face.

Since entering this game, she often felt her worldview being reshaped.

More precisely, she had never seen a game's NPCs as devious as those in "Gate to the Netherworld."

These game's NPCs were incredibly cunning, each one leaving themselves one or two ways out.

Often, she saw players outside the Lancaster Territory getting tricked by a group of NPCs. She couldn't help but feel emotional.

Possibly because Lancaster was the first officially designated Newbie Village, its NPCs, although sometimes performing incomprehensible chaotic actions, generally rewarded quests as long as the conditions were met.

Unlike many NPCs outside Lancaster, who would seize every opportunity to ruthlessly deceive players, those deceived players could only blame their bad luck.

Compared to those NPCs, many unsuspecting new players were repeatedly deceived, supposedly forming a line that could circle half the moon every day.

Dirty, really damn dirty!

Originally, they thought Lancaster's good atmosphere was largely due to being the players' first contact in the Newbie Village.