Chapter 448: Chapter 231: First Arrival in Three Thousand Worlds, Starting in Hell? (Two-in-One, 10,000 Words!)_3

[The wounds on your body, torn by a space rip, still throbbed with pain. The wound was roughly wrapped in a circle of white cloth, and the inside of the gauze had the smell of some low-quality healing medicine.]

[This rough bandaging not only didn’t help your wounds heal but made them worse.]

[Fortunately, the talent of the Undying Xiaochi had come into play. Even though you were severely wounded, your injuries were quickly improving, and there was no danger to your life.]

[You tried to enter the Spirit Field Cave, but you found that the severe space fluctuations had severed your connection with the cave during the previous world crossing. You couldn’t capture the coordinates of the blessed land at all.]

[Even worse, your spiritual power seemed to have disappeared entirely, and you couldn’t use a bit of it to heal your wounds.]

[Gritting your teeth, you got up slowly and approached a small iron fence of the prison cell, where a faint light was coming in.]

[Although your spiritual power had disappeared for unknown reasons, your physical strength was still intact.]

[You tried to break the iron fence with your hands but found that the material was terrifyingly solid. Being heavily injured, you couldn’t break it for the time being.]

[You tried to release your divine sense to sense the surrounding environment.]

[However, your divine soul was injured, and your divine sense seemed to be bound. You could only barely sense the situation within a radius of a few dozen yards.]

[You did your best to spread your divine sense to perceive the environment within this range.]

[Sure enough, as you had guessed, you were imprisoned in a dungeon, and there were dozens of people detained in the dozens of rooms around you.]

[Some people’s injuries seemed too severe, and they were already dead. Some were critically ill and couldn’t live much longer.]

[Among these dozens, you were one of the few whose injuries were slightly better, at least not life-threatening.]