Transcendent Warrior With A Dinsional Shifting Inventory 61
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A swirling entrance appeared.
＜The entrance to the hidden chamber of Freya’s Temple has been opened.＞
It was an entrance that allowed one to pass through the 10-ter-thick rock.
Vallin couldn’t hide his surprise.
“I’ve been exploring this place for over half a year, but I never knew there was an entrance like this!”
Professor Raymon carefully observed the swirling entrance and opened his mouth.
“It’s an entrance made using spatial magic.”
It was a much lower-level magic than Gaon’s magic that could teleport over long distances.
It could only teleport over short distances of a few ters.
It was a magic that was aningless if the purpose was to move, but it could be used effectively to create secret entrances.
“I’ve read in books that ancient wizards used to create entrances like this when they hid important things in secret places.”
Minhyuk approached the swirling entrance.
A new ssage appeared before his eyes.
＜Only one person can enter the hidden chamber of the temple.＞
Minhyuk asked Professor Raymon.
“Only one person can enter?”
“Oh, that’s right! It was written in the book. The swirling entrance disappears as soon as one person enters.”
“If the entrance disappears, how do you get back out?”
“You have to find another exit from the inside.”
“What if you can’t find an exit?”
“There are tis when people who covet the treasure go into the swirling entrance and never co out again… It’s written in ancient books to be careful.”
After hearing Raymon’s words, Vallin asked Minhyuk.
“If it’s that dangerous, please leave it to ! I’ve been exploring outside the realm of protection for over 20 years and have experienced all sorts of things. I will go inside, get the treasure, and definitely find an exit to get out!”
“No, I’ll just go in.”
“It’s too dangerous for Your Majesty to go in personally! You have a lot to do in the future… I’m just an old man who doesn’t matter if I die today.”
Despite Vallin’s dissuasion, Minhyuk stood in front of the whirlpool.
If only one person could enter, he had to go in himself.
This was because there might be a clue to expanding the inventory inside.
If he had to check the model number like last ti, he couldn’t leave it to soone else.
The letters and Arabic nurals of the model number were characters that the people of this world could not interpret.
In the first place, if he gave them the order, “If you find sothing like a refrigerated container, tell the model number written on the naplate,” they wouldn’t be able to understand it, let alone carry it out.
So Minhyuk had to go inside himself.
Thud, thud-
Minhyuk stepped into the swirling entrance.
He passed through the rock to the other side and looked back.
Puck-
In an instant, the entrance disappeared.
Examining the rock from this side, there were no magic diagrams.
Without a diagram, I couldn’t use the magic orb to recreate the whirlpool entrance.
Minhyuk used the Durango twin ring he wore on his finger to call Professor Raymond.
“Raymond.”
-Yes, Your Majesty!
“Try opening the entrance again with the magic orb from your side.”
-Yes, understood.
Raymond brought the magic orb to the magic diagram carved into the rock.
However, nothing happened.
-It won’t open.
Once one person enters, it’s impossible to open the entrance from the outside.
To get out, I had to find another exit.
Minhyuk began walking along the passageway.
Thud, thud-
Walking alone in an unfamiliar place, all sorts of thoughts crossed my mind.
‘Is this all in vain?’
I wasn’t talking about exploring this temple.
I was worried that our expedition to the Helkan Mountains to find the Dragon’s Tomb would be futile.
Would we really be able to find the Dragon’s Tomb once we got there?
And if we did find it, would we definitely be able to obtain the dragon’s bones?
Thinking about it, this reckless expedition was based solely on the legends of the blacksmiths.
When I checked the map of the Asdel continent in the Imperial Library, I saw that the Helkan Mountains spanned hundreds of kiloters.
It was as long as the Taebaek Mountains in Korea.
I wondered if it was even possible to find the Dragon’s Tomb in such a vast area.
In any case, I definitely needed the dragon’s bones to kill the dragon.
Actually, I had thought about it.
I wondered if the dragon’s bones might pop out if I just threw everything into the refrigerator.
However, that was much more difficult, probability-wise, than finding the Dragon’s Tomb in the Helkan Mountains.
Natural or processed,
Food, daily necessities, or electronics,
Large or small,
Cheap or expensive.
How long would it take to put everything in the world into the refrigerator to see if it would turn into dragon bones?
Not even a million years would be enough, let alone a hundred.
So, the most likely way to get the dragon’s bones in my current situation was to find the Dragon’s Tomb.
Even if I had to wander around the Helkan Mountains for years, I had to find the Dragon’s Tomb.
‘Fortune favors the bold.’
As I walked, lost in thought, I soon arrived at a large underground space.
Intricate magic diagrams were drawn on the floor.
I’ve found a place like this before.
‘I found it!’
This was the place where I found the clue for the inventory expansion last ti.
A magic diagram was drawn on the floor, and in the center of it was a stone statue shaped like a comrcial refrigerator.
Thud, thud, thud-
Min-hyuk ran towards the center of the magic diagram.
He ran excitedly, expecting to find a stone statue shaped like a large freezer container or a cold storage.
As expected, there was a stone statue in the center of the magic diagram.
However,
‘What is this?’
The shape of the stone statue was indeed a refrigerator.
However, unlike what he expected, it was very small.
‘Are there refrigerators this small?’
Min-hyuk put his hand on the stone statue.
Then, a ssage popped up before his eyes.
＜Please purchase a refrigerator that is the sa as the statue in the world across.＞
＜You can replace the existing refrigerator with a new one.＞
It was definitely a refrigerator.
However, it seed like it would be full even if he put just a few cans of drinks in it.
It seed to be about 30 cm in width and height.
Min-hyuk looked at the naplate attached to the back of the stone statue.
＜xx Electronics Costic Refrigerator＞
＜Model Number: M345-CDFxx＞
It was a costic refrigerator to be placed on a dressing table.
He learned for the first ti today that there were refrigerators exclusively for costics.
He thought that it wouldn’t be able to hold many items, but it would be easy to carry around.
If it was this size, he could easily put it in a passenger car or a motorcycle.
He was very disappointed that it wasn’t a large refrigerator, but since it was small, it would be useful in its own way, so he decided to buy the refrigerator for now.
“Return.”
Pop-
Along with a dazzling flash of light, Min-hyuk moved to the cargo bed of the truck.
When he searched the internet for the model number of the mini-refrigerator, several stores that sold it popped up.
The fastest way to get his hands on the refrigerator was to go to a store that had it in stock and buy it.
However, since he had plenty of ti before he had to return, there was no need to do that.
‘I’ll just have it delivered with quick service.’
Min-hyuk ordered the refrigerator from a discount ho appliance store and requested quick service.
Since the item was small and he was in the tropolitan area, it would arrive soon.
While waiting for the refrigerator, Min-hyuk sat on the living room sofa and planned his next money-making sche.
After searching the internet, he found out that a 100-year-old wild ginseng could cost over 100 million won per root.
The weight of the root was about 70 grams, which was 20 tis more expensive than the sa weight of gold.
By far more expensive than dragon’s breath was Korea’s natural mountain ginseng.
If 100-year-old ginseng beca sothing easy to obtain when put in the refrigerator, he could hit another jackpot.
However, it wasn’t as easy as dragon’s breath.
Dragon’s breath that floated around the sea and washed up on the beach belonged to whoever picked it up.
However, in the case of ginseng, if the place where it was dug up was soone else’s private property or a national park owned by the state, it would beco embroiled in a dispute over ownership.
‘So, I should buy a mountain first.’
With 8 billion won in his bank account, he could buy a forest in a suitable location.
If he said he dug up ginseng on his own mountain, no one would find fault.
He felt good just thinking about piling up 100 100-year-old ginseng and shouting, “I’ve planted it!”
It was a plan that could earn him 10 billion won in one go.
Moreover, unlike dragon’s breath, he could make money selling ginseng multiple tis.
Originally, once ginseng was discovered, it was common to find more nearby.
Bang-
The sound of a horn was heard.
He looked outside and saw a motorcycle parked outside the fence.
The express delivery had arrived.
Minhyuk went outside the house.
“Are you Choi Minhyuk?”
“Yes, I am.”
“Please sign here.”
He signed the tablet and received the refrigerator.
Boong-
The motorcycle left and Minhyuk climbed onto the back of the truck.
He tore off the packaging and took out the refrigerator.
It felt even smaller when he saw the real thing.
Minhyuk spoke to the large refrigerator with one hand and the mini refrigerator with the other.
“Switch.”
Jjirit-
He felt a sensation like electricity running through his body.
He imdiately reached out to the mini refrigerator and said,
“Return.”
Pot-
Along with a dazzling flash of light, Minhyuk returned to Freya’s temple.
And imdiately,
Ddeudeudeuk-
The entire underground space vibrated.
Pot-
A bright light burst forth from the magic diagram carved on the floor.
And the refrigerator-shaped stone statue shattered into fine particles of light.
The particles approached Minhyuk and enveloped his body.
Minhyuk moved back to reality.
And moved the mysterious power in the mini-fridge to the large refrigerator.
He can move the mysterious power to the mini-fridge whenever he needs it in the future.
And ca back to the temple.
Since he’s done here, he’ll find the exit and go outside.
Wheeing-
He felt a light wind brushing against his cheek.
It wasn’t his imagination.
Salang-
His red hair fluttered slightly in the wind.
Minhyuk walked towards the direction the wind was blowing from.
There were several holes in the underground space, and the wind was coming in from one of them.
Minhyuk went into the cave.
A narrow passageway continued for a long ti.
After walking deeper inside, he saw light.
‘The exit?’
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Minhyuk ran towards the light.
When he ca out of the cave, it was a very bright place.
He looked up and saw the blue sky.
He ca out of the underground and onto land.
But he wasn’t completely out of Freya’s temple.
This place was a deep basin surrounded by steep cliffs on all sides.
The cliffs seed to be over 100 ters high.
‘I just have to climb up.’
Minhyuk could easily climb up a cliff of this level with his strong stamina.
Minhyuk looked around the cliff.
He was looking for the easiest direction to climb.
‘That would be good.’
He walked towards the less steep cliff.
Thud-
He tripped over sothing.
He looked down and saw sothing like a machine part rolling around.
It seed to be made of dwarven ingots because it had a golden sheen on its surface.
Minhyuk looked around.
Sothing huge was lying collapsed in the thick bushes.
He went closer and saw that it was a large humanoid machine.
It would be over 3 ters tall if it stood up straight.
It seed to have been there for a long ti since it wasn’t moving, and the surrounding tree roots were wrapped around the machine’s body.
Information about it appeared before Minhyuk’s eyes.
＜Roccus’ Golem has been discovered.＞
＜The golem is severely damaged and requires repair.＞
‘Roccus?’
It was a word he had heard once before.
Minhyuk had an excellent mory, so he rarely forgot a word he had heard once.
It was a word he had heard from David, Barin’s disciple.
He had said that the tal of the stars was stronger than dragon bones,
and that the alloy made by the blacksmith god Roccus was stronger than dragon bones.
Roccus’ Golem… It seed he had discovered sothing extraordinary.
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