As Abel's finger began to move, a strange pattern began to appear on the box. More and more patterns began to appear.
When the entire pattern appeared, his finger left the box. The pattern on the surface of the box lit up for a moment and then disappeared. With a soft sound, the small box opened naturally.
"It's finally open!" Abel shook his head. This was an item passed down from the ancient times. The entire system was very different from today's. Without the support of a system theory, he could only spend time researching it.
Luckily, his calculation ability had been strengthened by the world stone fragment. After spending an entire day, he had finally opened the box.
He curiously gazed into the box. He wanted to know what was inside. Why would it be protected by such a complicated pattern?
There was only a strange signboard in the box. At least, with his current eyesight, he couldn't tell what the signboard was made of.
At first glance, the signboard looked very simple and unadorned, but upon closer inspection, one would discover that it was engraved with tiny patterns. Surrounded by these patterns, a protruding scepter was particularly eye-catching.
A staff was a symbol of power in any era. If a staff was carved here, it meant the value of this sign must be very high.
"Huh!" Abel suddenly realized one of those tiny patterns was very familiar. It was the owner recognition pattern on the battle fort. This was part of the information he received from battle fort no.03.
He placed his finger on the owner recognition pattern and reached his power of the will inside. A white light flashed across the sign. Afterward, some information was sent back.
He now understood what the token in his hand was. It was an identity token that had been passed down from ancient times. Due to the protection of the patterns on the small box, the identity token had not been damaged by the passage of time. Instead, it had been preserved in perfect condition.
This sign represented the identity of an ancient base's guardian commander. There was a rough map in the information that was sent back. It showed the location of this ancient base.
Abel looked at the map and felt a headache coming on. Time had changed, and the landscape was very different from the ancient times.
Although he didn't have a detailed map of the Orc Empire, he still had a rough idea of the structure. He could tell this ancient base was in the depths of the Orc Empire.
If he wanted to find out where this ancient base was in the Orc Empire, he would have to look at a detailed map of the Orc Empire.
But where could he find it on a map of the Orc Empire? He had no idea. He would have to wait until he got back.
Abel put away the ancient identity card and the portal finger bone. Although he wasn't interested in bone made portal objects, he still needed to give them to his spirit guardian knights since they had so much space.
By that point, the sky was completely dark. Abel looked at the stars in the sky and felt a sense of peace.
Who would've thought he would be able to enjoy the night sky alone in the orc battlefield.
Suddenly, he heard the sound of a mount wolf stomping on the ground from afar. Although the sound was very soft due to the pads on their feet, Abel could still recognize it.
Afterward, he heard the sound of a heavier creature stomping on the ground and some skeletons moving.
This reminded him of the team of ten orcs that were guarding the orc war drum. From the sound, he could tell that there were ten mounts. Two of them were grizzly bears, and the rest were wolf mounts. There were also skeletons summoned by the four intermediate priests.
It all matched what Abel had heard. Those 10 orcs had followed him here.
Afterward, he saw a few pairs of eyes shining like gems in the dark from the seclusion circle. Those were the eyes of mount wolves.
"Watch out, the smell I've smelled is here!" A head wolf rider captain lowered his voice. Although his voice was soft, Abel could still hear him clearly in the dark.
So they had followed his smell. Abel knew he didn't leave anything on the battlefield, so his smell wouldn't attract the attention of a head wolf rider captain. So how did he find him?
"Search carefully. There was the smell of an orc battle drum in this area. See if there are any traces or items on the ground. As long as we can find them, that wizard will not be able to escape us!" A head wolf rider captain said to his 3 companions.
Abel made a comparison in his heart. 4 head wolf rider captains and 2 defensive bearmen. If he faced them head on, he was confident he could kill them.
Still, it would be hard to kill them if they were to team up with 4 intermediate priests. The power of an intermediate priest came from their scary "curses" and the power of their skeletons. Although their bone spells were not bad, they were not going to do much damage to Abel.
Just look at the double defense of the 'bone armor' and the 'mud monster.' They could basically block 2 or 3 attacks from Abel. In a 1 vs 10 situation, he would be at a disadvantage.
It seemed like he needed to find a chance to kill at least 2 intermediate priests at once. Only then would he be able to kill this team of orcs.
With that thought in mind, he ignited the 'cloak of shadow' on his rune word helmet. Almost instantly, a dark cloud covered the eyes of those 10 orcs. Just when Abel was about to unleash his attack, those orcs made a simple move and removed the dark cloud from the cloak of shadow.
When the black clouds rose, the beastmen threw bone beads at each other. For these extremely powerful beastmen, this was a very easy matter. They had been cooperating with each other for a long time, and each beastman knew each other's position very well.
When the bone orb hit, the dark cloud above those orcs disappeared. This was the weakness of the 'cloak of shadow.' Even the smallest attack could nullify it.
This kind of spell was very powerful when used on unintelligent creatures. It could make them lose their vision and panic.
However, Abel had already used the 'cloak of shadow' to attack those 10 orcs last time. Especially when he took the bone hammer from the worgen, the 'cloak of shadow' was nullified. This made those orcs realize the weakness of this spell.
"Who said the orcs were dumb!" Abel cursed in his heart. He was already exposed, but he was still in the seclusion circle, so those orcs didn't notice him.
"He is here. Defend!" The head wolf rider captain yelled, and 2 bearmen lifted their shields.
A white light flashed in the hands of the intermediate priests behind, and a 'tooth' made of death qi flew out. The 4 intermediate priests began to cast the 'tooth' spell in 4 different directions. They weren't trying to attack anything. They just wanted to find out where Abel was hiding.
This method was very effective. Twenty meters in front of them, Fang's energy was blocked. A hidden shield emitted a white light due to Fang's attack and dissolved the power of Fang's attack.
"Kill all of them!" Since Abel was acting alone, some of his power could be exposed. As long as he killed all those orcs, no one would know.
With that thought, he placed his hand in front of his chest, and a beam of light emerged from his monster ring. A black portal appeared in front of him, and 8 fully armed spirit guardian Knights appeared on the orc battlefield for the first time.
Abel turned off the seclusion circle. Although this seclusion circle had a certain amount of defensive power, it would probably be broken in a second or two by this small team of orcs. Therefore, it was better to put it away before the orcs attacked.
When the seclusion circle disappeared, the 10 orcs were ready to attack. However, they realized it was not a human wizard in front of them. Instead, it was 8 Knights and a wizard.
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