Chapter 895： The door opened, go home (2/2)
”Fuck, what the **** is this?”
Mo Jiangye took Yerruo's hand forward, and saw a short bridge behind the gate, and behind the bridge was a long roller coaster framed in mid-air.
Behind this door is still a cave, but this cave shouldn't be too luxurious and amazing.
Above the head is a row of palace-style crystal lamps. All the caves are blue. On the stone wall are floating paintings. To be precise, it should be a jade wall. The blue jade wall is painted on that wall. A mermaid, shells, seaweed, etc.
There are also lifelike stone statues. On both sides of the roller coaster, there are floating, standing, jumping, and side-lying mermaids. It is even more impressive. The sea is under the roller coaster. These mermaids emit a dazzling light under the light. Because they all wear a crown on their heads.
The crown resembles a crystal and a gem, looking luxurious and luxurious, and they are also wearing valuable jewels on their hands, and the fish scales on their bodies look like real, with gleaming fluorescence.
The intricate patterns on the jade wall have a special sight.
”This door really is the way to leave.”
Everyone looked at the left again. There is also a roller coaster track design on the left, but there is no car. That is the design behind another door. This hole is very big, and they can send words and replies very far. The two doors are also separated in between. A great distance.
This is like a painting!
”Are we going back on this roller coaster?”
To say that it is a roller coaster, it has carriages section by section, and it is closed. Sitting in it does not blow, more like a train.
”Aren't you talking nonsense? You must take this back, otherwise you will fly back?” Wang Yiyang cast a white glance at Xu Xu next to him.
”You all stay.” Bo Jinyan got on the roller coaster first.
”Little Lord!!”
”Stand without moving everything.”
”Young Master, I'll go with you.” Allen took his gun and followed Bo Jinyan.
Each car is connected, and this car is very old, like a train in the 60s and 70s.
”Young Master, be careful.”