What are the advantages of rebirth through time travel?

  Now you see it.

  If Raven was really a naive 15-year-old half-elf, he wouldn't have been able to find so many flaws.

  The gap in experience cannot be made up for by genius alone.

  It's as if they're worlds apart. As a rookie assassin and shadow swordsman who has only just become a professional for a few months, Raven couldn't possibly know what kind of problem a Ture had exposed just now.

  For example, why can I instantly cast the Eight Ring Spell just now.

  Unless made into a scroll, the wizard himself cannot instant cast 8-ring spells, as instant casting belongs to the category of super magic. Instant casting a spell requires increasing the difficulty by two rings.

  This world doesn't have ten-ring magic, so instant release can at most go up to seven rings.

  That's the problem.

  Raven was a god-level player in his past life. In this world of Azeroth, which has many similarities with the game, Raven is almost all-knowing.

  From Maggie's movements, he easily judged Maggie's true profession - a vagabond.

  As for Maggie's true identity, of course, she is the incarnation of Mersk, the god of thieves.

  This was originally a trap for Musk.

  If Musk had been hiding in the dark, Raven would have been even more headache. Now that Musk has transformed into a female lawyer and appeared in front of Raven, this game is on.

  Although Raven had the first move, this game was unfair from the start. Because Musk has the ability to flip the table at any time, Raven doesn't. As long as Musk is willing to condescend to kill a Silver Rank, Raven has almost no chance of escaping.

  As an absolutely confident and deeply calculating god, Macek loved adventure too much. In short, he hoped Raven could set up a dead end for him, and then wait for him to break out of it, enjoying the thrilling stimulation that came with it.

  Levin guessed that Maggie had already sensed that he saw through 'her' identity.

  Neither of them said it outright.

  As the incarnation of Maiske, Ma Qi didn't inherit all of Maiske's knowledge and wasn't aware of where she had gone wrong. But Maiske's innate intuition as a thief told her that Raven had already seen through her.

  She was actually worried, after all, Raven was just a young man. At this age, it's easy to be impulsive. What if Raven suddenly went crazy and wanted to fight? What would she do then? After all, the original plan had three or four tasks related to Raven, and following him closely was the most suitable approach. If they were to separate, it would be very troublesome. And if Raven gave up on his previous plans, that would be even more annoying.

  Raven's performance was like a small fox, making Maggie's eyes shine brightly. Only to see Raven running far away and then coming back, with a tense expression.

  "Are you okay? I think I was just hallucinating earlier. It's... it's too terrifying, my mind is filled with all sorts of horrific illusions, like there are thousands of people screaming in agony as they die." Raven lied calmly. The Death Screamers didn't actually have the ability to induce hallucinations.

  Maggie didn't contradict Raven: "This ghost is a nuisance, I almost got nervous breakdown from that screaming just now."

  "It's all right! It's all right!" Raven said with a relieved expression.

  "This place is too terrible, let's leave as soon as possible."

  "Good!"

  The two of them walked shoulder to shoulder, seemingly more harmonious due to their earlier shoulder-to-shoulder battle.

  Is this what they mean by "life is like a play", all about acting skills?

  In the decaying plane, there were a large number of carrion creatures and undead spirits. However, under Maggie's instant spell as the "Female Law God" that didn't cost any money, none of these creatures could put up a good fight.

  No more of those nauseating high-level monsters appeared along the way, and instead there were many monsters with suitable difficulty. Raven completed several finishing blows, earning over 25,000 killing experience points.

  Finally arrived at the destination without any danger, it was an altar that had been sealed for unknown years.

  For some reason, this teleportation array had long been buried under a pile of rotten mud.

  Luckily there was Maggie, who blasted away the mud on top with one move, otherwise Levin alone wouldn't have known when he would finish digging.

  For this transmission array that even 7-circle magic couldn't damage in the slightest, Maggie also showed enough curiosity.

  "Where does this lead to?"

  "How can I put it, this is a secret passage leading to the outer realm of the multiverse. There are many good things on the other side of the passage."

  "Good stuff?"

  "Yes, the Stellaluna merchants too. The high and mighty goddesses as well, will all go crazy for this super good stuff." Raven said with a mysterious smile.

  "Oh, you've piqued my interest too."

  "It's okay, since you're here. You'll also get a share of the profits, and when the time comes, I'll split it with you 50/50. Anyway, that thing is something all women love to use."

  "Really? Tell me, what is it?"

  Lei Wen's smile became increasingly mysterious: "It's all been said that it's a secret, if I say it ahead of time, then there won't be that surprise effect."

  "Hmph! If I don't say it, then I won't say it."

  "Alright. Got any magic crystals?" Raven held out his palm to Maggie, in a gesture that clearly asked for money.

  Maggie took one look and immediately knew that Raven was going to lose money. The spatial channel opened by this ancient teleportation array was absolutely a huge energy consumer, and it couldn't be done without dozens of high-purity magic crystals.

  "You... you've been prepared to come here for a long time, how could you not be well-prepared?!" Maggie retorted with confidence.

  Who would have thought that Levin would retort even more straightforwardly and confidently: "I didn't prepare for two people. You don't go, you can stay here and wait, I'll be back in about an hour." After speaking, Levin actually took out a batch of mid-grade magic crystals and inserted them into the crystal slots on the altar.

  Want to know what's on the other side of the tunnel. Almost driven mad by curiosity. That strong sense of adventure is controlling Maggie.

  "Alright! Alright! I'm afraid of you!" Maggie finally took out her wallet.

  "It's a good thing I did it this way early on, or else it would've been a waste of time. I'm well-read, I won't cheat you." Raven put on an air of being knowledgeable.

  Maki suddenly wanted to overturn the table here, reveal her true identity, and beat this little turtle egg to death.

  In the end, I endured it anyway.

  Then Raven elegantly took away half of the crystal stones and only put half of them in.

  "And the other half is for the return trip, to use on the portal array." Raven's words made sense, and Maggie couldn't find a reason to disagree. But somehow she had a feeling that once Raven got his hands on this half, it would never come out again.

  When will Rayven show his hand?

  Maggie became even more curious.

  As the magic crystal was activated, a powerful energy fluctuation burst out of the transmission array violently, like a bonfire in the dark night.

  For a time, it surprisingly shocked many powerful undead creatures. The momentum of thousands of troops rushing here made Maggie also take a surprise.

  "Hurry up and go, otherwise you won't be able to leave."

  A two-person-high space tunnel was spinning like a whirlpool. Raven took the lead and rushed forward. Maggie could clearly see Raven's figure being stretched rapidly, then coiled into a spiral shape, and finally disappeared in the silver spatial light.

  With one bite of her teeth, Maggie also jumped in.

  The passage was closed before the multitude of powerful spirits arrived.

  The world spun around and that feeling of her body being compressed into an ant made Maggie's strong physique almost unbearable.

  She thought Raven would shake her off and walk ahead alone, so Maggie was prepared to catch up.

  Little did she know, on the other side of the tunnel, Raven was holding a white torch and smiling at her.

  "This is..."

  This seems like an underground place.

  But everything around was strange, the distant scenery was distorted. The stones seemed to melt like sticky liquid, and beside them, there was a rock crack, through which Maggie saw a furious dark river rushing towards the dark depths.

  The water in the nearby river still looks like water, but as soon as it is far away, it feels like countless stones are rolling and pushing against each other towards the distance.

  A burst of gravel and rocks crashing down echoed throughout the entire space.

  "Don't leave my side within a ten-meter radius of this torch, or I wouldn't be surprised if you suddenly turned into a man. Don't ask any questions, just follow me." Raven seemed to be joking, but his words struck someone's heart.

  Maggie didn't make a sound, quietly following behind Raven.

  The surrounding walls were cold and damp, but as I approached, I found that the walls were dry to the point of being prickly, with dust on them sharper than needles.

  Not far away, Maggie saw Raven rushing into the turbulent underground river. At this moment, Maggie almost thought that Raven would be swept away instantly.

  But when she stepped into the knee-deep water, she found it was actually warm and slow-moving.

  Here, everywhere reveals eeriness.

  After crossing the river and walking along the shore, the view suddenly became less distorted. However, the fog grew thicker, and in front of me was a pale thicket of woods.

  Look closely and you'll find that this is no jungle, but rather a cluster of tall white eggs standing upright in the underground space.

  It was an egg of some creature, nearly two meters high, with a diameter only as large as a human arm. The surrounding humid air was filled with the stench of rot and decay.

  Raven uses a dagger to pierce the eggs one by one, and catches the black viscous substance flowing out of the eggs with a container taken from her storage ring.

  "Is this what you called good stuff?"

  "Right! You try it and you'll see." Raven said matter-of-factly.

  Maggie showed a woman's instinctive aversion to anything nauseating and refused it with determination: "No, absolutely not!"

  "This is something that even the goddess of love and beauty can't refuse, you see!" Raven said, scooping up a bit and smearing it onto his hand. The black substance instantly transformed, bursting forth with a radiant, rainbow-like luster, as if a lonely widow had suddenly encountered a robust man, and was now burrowing into Raven's skin.

  Leiwen's face showed an intoxicated and satisfied expression.

  "This is..."

  "You really don't want it? I'll take them all away then."

  Maggie couldn't help herself, she applied a tiny bit of the black substance to her hand. Suddenly, she understood what it was, no wonder even Shu Ni couldn't resist it.

  At this moment, the top of the mountain cave suddenly collapsed, and a dog-like claw as thick as a giant pillar crashed into the underground space.