Chapter 2296 "Priority To Choose"

Ainsley didn't know how the informant and other guide shamans could easily climb the mountain and even went to the cave which should be the private residence of the domain owner. 

When Ainsley asked the informant about this, the informant couldn't help but laugh. 

"It's actually not easy, but because we came here a lot and we had a chance to meet the domain owner, the domain owner finally let us enter his personal residence as long as we offered him something interesting from the outside world." 

This domain was too closely related to the main world, but it didn't mean the domain owner could easily roam around the world in the state of a spirit. 

He knew that his existence would scare a lot of people and many shamans out there would compete to take him under their contract. 

Thus, although the domain owner indeed wanted to go out of the domain to play, he had to be patient and wait for the right person to come. 

"This time, what we bring for the domain owner is a speciality from another continent. This item is useful for spirits even at his level." 

As for what the item was, the informant didn't tell Ainsley, so the baby also didn't ask. 

Soon, the informant knocked on the wooden gate and showed a box the size of one hug to the gate with no one guarding. 

Ainsley tilted her head at the informant's action, but before she could ask, the box suddenly disappeared on the spot, as if taken by someone invisible or taken by a strange force somewhere. 

Seeing this, Ainsley didn't want to ask the informant anymore and just quietly waited until the wooden gate opened on its own. 

When the gate was opened, it was so silent that people could only hear the sound of the wind around, which somehow reminded Ainsley of a ghost story somewhere. 

The baby swallowed silently as the other group members cautiously walked around the baby, not wanting to enter the wide-open gate without the informant and the shaman guides taking the first step. 

Knowing that outsiders would be afraid to enter the cave, the informant and the shaman guides were considerate and immediately walked at the front, guiding the group members behind to follow them. 

The entrance of the cave was not small, and it could accommodate three adults walking side by side without feeling cramped. 

When Ainsley entered the cave, she once again dropped her jaw and looked at her surroundings with wide eyes. 

How could this place be a cave?? Aside from the rocky wall, other places didn't look like a cave at all! 

Ainsley was right to be shocked because when the group entered the cave, the first thing they saw was the rocky ceiling and the rocky wall, but then, there were luxurious chandeliers and other unique lamps on the ceiling and on the wall. 

The floor wasn't soil or rock, but a smooth paved path made of blue-ish cobblestone. 

There would be small animal spirits floating around from time to time, doing some things just like a little diligent servant. 

The entire cave didn't look like a natural barbarian cave but more like a man-made cave. 

Was this a castle but with the theme of a cave? 

The corridor itself was brightly lit, and in some places, there were sky holes, letting sunlight enter the cave to brighten the surroundings. 

Spirits didn't like sunlight, but maybe the owner of the domain just wanted to see natural sunlight for fun or something. 

The cave was even colder than outside, but strangely, even for non-shamans in the group, the cold was rather comfortable than something painful. 

Ainsley had to re-assess the owner of the domain based on the cave that she had just passed by. 

This cave was built to be like a maze, with complicated branching corridors here and there. 

Without a guide, people could easily be lost here. 

As Ainsley walked further, more and more small animal spirits, plant spirits and small-sized beast spirits flew around the corridor, either playing or busy cleaning the corridor. 

There were already several metal doors on the left and right side of the path that Ainsley had just passed by, but she didn't know what was inside the door because the spirits could just bypass the door and enter the place behind the door without opening the door.  n-.(/(.(/-)-/I-(n

The door seemed to exist just to mark the position of each room, or maybe, it was made for visitors like them. 

Judging from this, the domain owner should have a lot of guests from time to time, right? 

As the informant and the shaman guides brought Ainsley and her group further into the maze-like cave, one or two humanoid spirits finally appeared, but even so, these spirits only glanced at the group and then quickly flew away. 

Some humanoid spirits saw Ainsley and their eyes instantly lit up. But then, maybe they thought of something, and they had eyes full of regret and reluctance as they flew past Ainsley. 

Ainsley saw all of this, and before she could even ask the informant, the informant seemed to already guess her thoughts and immediately talked to her. 

"Those spirits took a fancy to you as a shaman, but the rule here prioritized beast spirits and plant spirits to choose their favorite shamans first. Humanoid spirits can only choose a shaman at a fixed period of time after the beast and plant spirits had chosen their favorite shaman." 

The time when Ainsley came to the cave was still a regular season for beast and plant spirits to choose shamans, so humanoid spirits could not choose shamans just yet! 

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