Above the gray fog, when he saw Light Culler Murskogan rapidly aging and rotting into bones, Klein suddenly thought of Mobet, Siatas, Frunziar, and Snowman, who had left Rosell's Travels.
He hadn't been able to stop them in time, and it was the same now. This was because the leader of the Court Chasers hadn't chanted The Fool's honorific name, so he couldn't be pulled above the gray fog.
However, compared to before, Klein, who had the Sea God Scepter and used the prayer light, could now do more things.
He immediately accommodated the Dark Emperor card and mobilized the power of the mysterious space above the gray fog, allowing the Paper Angel to carry his words. With the help of the crimson star, he entered the real World and landed towards Light Culler Murskogan's incomplete spirit.
This was the method that didn't ruin his status as The Fool. After all, the True Creator was still watching this area.
As Murskogan's consciousness quickly turned blurry, an angel with layers of black wings on its back suddenly appeared in front of him.
The speed at which his Spirit Body dissipated slowed down as a grand and dignified voice sounded in his ears:
"What is the advancement ritual and supplementary ingredient for the Silver Knight potion?
"Is Sasrir really sleeping in the Giant King's palace?"
Murskogan replied in a daze, "The advancement ritual for Silver Knight comes from the Blasphemy Slate.
The advancement ritual for Silver Knight comes from the Blasphemy Slate. It requires setting up a complicated altar and placing the remains of the six powerful creatures that one has hunted in the correct positions before receiving the blessings of God …
"The supplementary ingredient is …
"I can't be sure. In short, that door didn't open after Lord Sasrir entered …"
As he answered, Murskogan's spirit slowly but firmly dissipated. Finally, he couldn't hold on any longer and turned into rays of light, fusing into the unchanging dusk of the Giant King's Court.
And this conversation took place in his "mind," so no one else could hear it.
Thankfully, I was careful enough to not let Murskogan say that the Silver Knight potion's main ingredient can be replaced with a Beyonder characteristic. Otherwise, I wouldn't have heard the answer to the second question … The Fool heaved a sigh of relief and praised himself inwardly.
He then retracted his attention and seriously considered what Murskogan had just said.
God's blessing? Isn't this advancement ritual a little too difficult? It's only Sequence 3 … Uh, I have to consider the era's background. Murskogan is a powerhouse who survived from the Second Epoch. He's used to calling angels a subsidiary god and placing them in the ranks of gods. In other words, an angel's blessing should be enough. Yes, I'll use divination to confirm it later … Of course, even if an angel's blessing works, I have no choice, I have no choice for the time. It depends on whether the City of the City's Grade 0 Sealed Artifacts have living characteristics and whether I can communicate …
"The altar's layout is a little complicated … Do the remains of six powerful creatures that I personally killed have to be at the demigod level? It was very difficult for Demon Hunters outside the Forsaken Land of the Gods. How could there be so many demigod-level creatures to hunt? Most of them were protected by a faction or organization. From the looks of it, the Church of the God of Combat should have a new alternative while maintaining the ritual's essence. Is this the difference between the second Blasphemy Slate and the first Blasphemy Slate?
"However, for this Chief of the City of Silver," He "must've killed more than six powerful monsters … That's simple."
As Klein could confirm that the second Blasphemy Slate had appeared after the ancient Sun's god perished, he could determine that Light Culler Murskogan was referring to the first Blasphemy Slate.
He quickly conjured the advancement ritual and supplementary ingredients he had deciphered on a piece of goatskin. He used the topaz spirit pendulum to do a divination and received a revelation that wasn't wrong.
Then, he threw this piece of information at the crimson star representing Sun.
"This is a gift from Mr. Fool." After doing all of this, Klein gave a self-deprecating laugh. He increasingly felt that Murskogan's answer to the second question was worth ruminating over.
He didn't say if Sasrir was really asleep. He only said that after the Dark Angel entered, the door didn't open again.
And the only thing that didn't open was the door.
The God of Knowledge and Wisdom gave me the key, and Adam gave me the Unshadowed Crucifix just to open the door to confirm the Dark Angel's condition? Klein's thoughts raced as he suddenly felt a little relieved. Fortunately, the True Creator didn't seem too interested in this matter. If "He" had descended with "His" will in an attempt to influence Murskogan's dissipating Spirit Body, "He" would've clashed with The Fool's Paper Angel.
This would've been rather awkward.
At this moment, Derrick dared to open his eyes. His face was pale as though he had lost too much blood. In order to maintain the Unshadowed domain, the cross had absorbed quite a lot of his blood.
He looked around, held the Unshadowed Crucifix in front of him, and sincerely thanked Mr. Fool.
At this moment, Haim put down the Thunder God's Roar and his weapon. He took off the leather bag on his back and found a set of clothes to throw to the Chief.
To the City of Silver's expedition team, as long as they weren't wearing clothes or armor that belonged to mystical items, it was inevitable that they would be damaged in battle. They would definitely prepare a few more sets in advance.
To them, the use of clothes to cover their bodies was secondary. The most important thing was to provide space to store materials, medicine, and charms.
Colin Iliad looked around warily and didn't discover anything abnormal. Then, he quickly put on his clothes and found a small metal bottle that had fallen to the ground during the battle. He unscrewed the stopper and gulped it down.
His face turned a little green, as though he was showing signs of being poisoned. However, the wounds on his body and his declining aura were improving.
Lovia was no longer able to continue "Grazing" the silver-armored knight evil spirit, so she stored it into her body.
After Murskogan's Beyonder characteristic condensed into a silver-white brilliance that resembled a heart or a miniature Sun, it was put away by Demon Hunter Colin. This Shepherd Elder looked at the Giant King's palace not far away with his pale gray eyes.
"Chief, the path to the sea might very well be hidden there."
Lovia paused for a moment before adding,
"Perhaps there's a way for us to directly reach the other side of the sea."
As Colin Iliad watched Derrick, Haim, and company clean up the battlefield, pick up the items, and deal with Antiona's shattered corpse, he shook his head and said, "There's a Dark Angel sleeping inside.
It's definitely a King of Angels. We're currently unable to resist it, and even facing it will be very difficult.
"Let's return first and tell everyone about seeing the sea. Then, we can prepare to enter the Giant King's palace."
Lovia's silver-gray hair fluttered slightly as her expression turned solemn.
"But we don't know anything. There's no way to make targeted preparations."
After saying that, she fell silent for two seconds before saying, "I have a suggestion.
You, Derrick, Haim, and the others can return first. I'll stay behind and attempt to enter this palace to gather useful information. I can blend into the shadows and perhaps not disturb the Dark Angel.
"If I don't return, it means that the danger inside exceeds the limits of what we can handle."
When Lovia mentioned that she might die, her expression didn't change at all, as though she was already prepared.
Demon Hunter Colin quietly listened and stared at her for a few seconds.
"No.
"We can't take such a risk.
"If you awaken the Dark Angel, 'He' might leave the Giant King's Court and attack the City of Silver. And we definitely won't be able to withstand it."
Without waiting for Lovia's response, Colin Iliad turned his head and looked at the other three team members.
"Derrick, what's your opinion?"
My opinion? Derrick was rather confused as he nearly blurted out a question.
Haim and the other Dawn Paladin were equally alarmed. This was because this was an internal dispute of the six-member council, yet Colin Iliad was asking for Derrick Berg's opinion!
Could it be that the Chief is nurturing Derrick as the next Elder of the six-member council? The two exploratory team members thoughtfully looked at their teammates beside them.
… Is he asking for my opinion? Above the gray fog, The Fool Klein frowned slightly.
His brain immediately began to churn at high speeds.
What opinion can I have?
"If I open the door and awaken Sasrir, I won't be able to save a single one of you. All I can do is get you to pray to the True Creator for help!
I should wait until I figure out the situation of the Dark Angel from the Red Angel evil spirit and other related existences before exploring … I don't have to care about the Dragon of Wisdom and Adam's thoughts for the time being …
"No matter what, there's nothing wrong with choosing to be steady and cautious at this time."
As his thoughts raced, Klein spoke in a dignified manner.
"Return."
He then projected the video into the crimson star representing the Sun.
Derrick was stunned for two seconds before he calmly replied to the Chief's question.
"I think we should give up for now and come back when we are ready."
Colin Iliad nodded and turned to Shepherd Lovia.
"This is my decision."
Lovia was silent for a moment.
"I'll follow your decision."
She didn't say anything else as she helped Derrick and the others mark the area.
As Antiona and the others hadn't died at the hands of their blood relatives, it was very likely that they would discover an anomaly. Therefore, the expedition team would mark them so that those who came later would be more vigilant. However, this place was far from the City of Silver, so there was no need to worry about affecting it.
While they were busy, Lovia suddenly looked up and said to Derrick and Haim, "This is the Giant King's Court.
It's very likely that there won't be any anomalies. "
She didn't explain as she watched the pile of Antiona's flesh and blood be burned to ashes by the flames. She then grabbed a handful and stuffed it into a leather bag.
After doing all of this, the City of Silver's expedition team searched for any other passageways and received a disappointing answer.
Then, under Chief Colin Iliad's lead, they began to return the way they had come.
After entering the palace that had lost its door and had the "oil painting band" playing, Derrick couldn't help but turn his head and look outside the broken railing again. He looked into the distance where the orange-red clouds were, and he looked at the dark blue, gently surging sea.
After staring for a few seconds, he retracted his gaze and realized that the Chief's light blue eyes were also quietly looking in that direction.
Colin then turned his head and said in a calm voice, "Let's go."
Then, he turned his head and calmly walked forward.
Then, without looking back, he calmly walked forward.
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