According to Lin Yi, it was fine not to have the sheep puppets during the process of entering the pit.

So, those sheep were temporarily stored in Lin Ya's space back since killing the undead monsters in this pit didn't matter.

Lynn had on Shin Ming turn off her spiked aura early.

The pit was very dark, and with the faint glow of the ores in the mining tunnel, they could barely see things within 3 m in front of them.

The group closely followed Liy, moving smoothly without any obstacles.

Apart from the occasional healing spells Lynn, ye cast to restore some health, there was almost no light to see.

Finally, under Lin's guidance, they arrived at an open area.

Here, there was a rusty lever.

This Hondong was curious and stepped forward to see if he could push it.

However, he exerted all his strength but couldn't budge the lever even a little.

Let me try.

Lee was about to step up but was stopped by Liy.

Linny walked forward, stretched out his left hand, and with a little force easily pushed the lever up.

Hondong, wait, is this even reasonable? You're a healer.

Where did you get the strength from? Chapter 38.

Hidden mode activated.

Han Dong stared in disbelief, completely unable to understand how Linny managed to do it.

After all, it couldn't be that Lini, a healer, had a higher strength attribute than him, a fighter, right? Therefore, there must have been some unknown means used to push that lever.

Hanong opened his mouth, but ultimately didn't ask.

If he asked, and Lenny answered, that would be fine, but if he didn't want to say, it would be awkward.

Besides, who doesn't have a few secrets of their own? Hanong appropriately kept silent.

After pushing the lever, Lin Yi clapped his hands, looking incredibly relaxed.

In fact, pushing this lever didn't require anything fancy.

It only needed a strength attribute of 100 points.

It was completely normal for Han Dong to be unable to move the lever.

At his level, a fifth level professional strength attribute would max out at around 50 points, making it impossible to push the lever.

As for Lini, he clearly couldn't be measured by common standards.

Relying on the effects of the healing mastery, Lin's attributes were not comparable to those of professionals at the same level.

For him, pushing this lever was simply effortless.

Let's go.

Lenny didn't explain anything and immediately led the team out of the mine.

After leaving the mine, Linny took the team straight to the mountaintop.

Could you? I already said there's no need to waste time in this mine.

In another team, a rough warrior who was outnumbered three to five complained.

Judging by his equipment, it was clear he was a talented player with good resources.

In the team, apart from Ku with SS level talent, the others either had S-level talent or were rare professions, making for a quite luxurious lineup.

With such a lineup, they could basically sweep through any corresponding level of secret realms.

Yet, as the team leader, Kju insisted on searching this meaningless mine.

Unsurprisingly, they found nothing.

As for the lever that Ku Ju mentioned, which was likely the key to an SSS level rating, the warriors in the team were completely powerless.

I'll say it straight.

My strength is already 80 points, and I still can't push it.

Surely it can't require 100 points to move right among newbies.

Who can do that besides those freaks with SSS level talent? The warrior complained.

Yeah, if there really was someone with SSS level talent, they could push the Blackstoneone mines by themselves.

Why would they team up with you as the leader? The archer in the team sarcastically remarked.

Clearly, the other three team members also felt that Ku was just wasting time.

Fine, let's just forget it.

Ku sighed, feeling somewhat unwilling.

No one had yet achieved an SSS level rating in the abyss level of the Blackstone mines, which could only mean that the professionals had not met the hidden conditions.

Rather than being a problem of combat power, she had researched many strategies and ultimately came up with this possibility.

The three undead minds each had a lever, a horn, and a bonfire.

Three seemingly ordinary scenes.

As long as they could push the lever, blow the horn, or light the bonfire, they could find a way to obtain an SSS level rating.

Unfortunately, in the first undead mine, she had already encountered setbacks.

No one in the team could push that lever.

Even a warrior with 80 points of strength was helpless, which confirmed that the lever had no significance at all.

Thus, she could only lead the team out of this mine.

After Lini and the others left the first undead mine, their speed of movement was extremely fast with an exin Ming who was great at attracting monsters helping out.

Their progress was almost like taking off.

Huh.

After finishing another battle, Han Dong breathed heavily.

Looking at the surrounding monster corpses, his face filled with excitement.

To be honest, this speed was even faster than when he was grinding ordinary level abyss.

Having such a powerful healer made it hard not to be fast.

All right, you all take a break here.

I'm going into that mine and I'll be out soon.

Lyn walked ahead.

This time he didn't plan to bring the three with him, mainly because they were too slow.

He could go in much faster alone.

Hearing Lin Y's words, the other three agreed.

Even the most curious Han Dong couldn't keep up with Lin's pace at this moment.

Although the fighting along the way was highly efficient, the intensity of the battles was also significant.

So when he heard he could rest, he immediately felt too exhausted to move.

Lenny entered the mine alone, moving lightly, and in about 10 minutes, he reached the end of the mine.

He was incredibly familiar with these tunnels.

He knew exactly where each fork led and which corner had the zombie face killers.

At this moment, he arrived at a stone chamber where a large horn was placed.

Lenny approached, took a deep breath, and blew the horn.

Suddenly, a dull sound of the horn echoed through the interconnected tunnels, sounding like a ghostly whale.

Very unpleasant.

Outside, Hondong and the others were startled.

"It's a horn," Linnie blew the horn inside, Lee explained when recruiting team members.

She also checked the strategy for the Blackstone mines and knew what each of the three undead mines had.

She just didn't expect Lini to be able to push the lever and blow the horn.

As for the last part, which was to light the bonfire, she believed Lynn Yei could definitely do it.

Soon, Lini came out again looking relaxed.

This horn was clearly different from the previous lever.

It required someone with an agility attribute higher than 100 points to blow it.

Then, they continued to advance.

About an hour later, they finally arrived at the last undead mine.

Lee, Han Dong, and an exming stopped respectfully, letting Linny enter alone.

Linny walked in with a mutual understanding.

After winding through the tunnels, Linny finally found a bonfire pile with two flints scattered nearby.

This bonfire pile could only be lit with these two pieces of flint, but only someone with a mental strength exceeding 100 points could make these flint spark.

Linny walked over, picked up the flints from the ground, one in each hand, and struck them together.

With the collision, spars flew like stars, landing on the bonfire, and this little spark directly ignited the bonfire.

In an instant, the flames illuminated the entire chamber.

At the same time, the entire black stone mine began to shake violently.

Terrifying roars came from the mountaintop.