Honorable Hubby Behind Me novel Chapter 5039

The group of people entered the tunnel.

The road was pitch black and long.

For safety's sake, Samuel only entered with the scar man, Yvonne, and the captain of the second team.

As for Kenny, Tommy, and the other four brothers, Samuel chose to let them wait outside with a group of women.

It was unknown how many dangers there were in the Dragon Vein, so this arrangement should be the most appropriate.

Of course, in order to avoid the enemy's pursuit, Samuel asked them to find a relatively hidden place to hide.

Although the pursuers could find them in the underground city if they wanted to, Samuel believed that such a thing would not happen.

Because once they came back, they would only find that Samuel and others had gone deep into the dragon vein.

Thus, they would only have one choice in the end, and that was to rush to the Dragon Vein.

The path was about a hundred meters long, completely winding, continuous, and went straight into the depths of the earth.

The group of four walked for about ten minutes. The tunnel was so dark that they could hardly see their fingers in front of them, and the smell of blood in the air became extremely strong.

Samuel frowned. "Looks like we're almost there."

The captain of the second team responded, "We're almost there. A friendly reminder, use true qi to protect your body. The yin qi at the dragon vein is exceedingly strong. Although it can nourish all things, it can also devour all things."

"I've never been there before, so please don't blame me if anything happens."

Samuel nodded, and he set energy to protect the four of them.

"Go!"

As soon as he finished speaking, they went deeper.

In just a moment, waves of blood red light came from the end of the darkness, and the stench became even stronger.

Even Samuel wanted to die on the spot when he smelled it.

After using True Qi, the situation finally improved a lot.

At the end of the road was a huge underground cave.

It seemed to be a naturally formed hollow land, which was incomparably huge. Below it, several rivers interweaved with each other like winding silk.