Although it was a modern society, in the world of magic, the strong were always respected.
Especially after experiencing it firsthand, they realized how strong Elwyn was.
At this moment, the more clearly they understood power, the more they longed for life, and the more they admired Elwyn.
The problem of his young age had been automatically ignored by everyone!
In the eyes of the thousands of onlookers, Elwyn was now the most powerful wizard in the world, a wizard who could fight gods and demons.
It was conceivable that when this battle was spread, all the wizards in the world would know about Elwyn and his strength.
This was a world-class battle, and the process was extremely dangerous. It was enough to be talked about by wizards for several worlds.
Some legends were more classic the longer they were in the making!
This battle was such a legend, one that was enough to go down in the history books.
But who would have thought that Elwyn, who was engaged in a life-and-death battle in the eyes of the crowd, was actually very relaxed now. He just needed to make some light and cooperate with the devil. But what made him a little dissatisfied was that this scorpion had just mercilessly killed more than two hundred people.
If he had not stopped it in time, Lavier, who rushed up to help, would have been killed.
When asked by Elwyn, its answer was that it was hungry and needed blood …
The devil was really dangerous. This kind of battle was just for show, and it should not be dragged out for too long.
Otherwise, there was no telling what changes would happen.
Elwyn could now order it, but obviously this order was not binding.
If the scorpion did something, he could not do anything.
Elwyn looked around. The gravel and dust had already covered both of them, and he could not see the situation outside clearly.
"It's about time!" he said. "Move them out."
"As you wish, distinguished guest!" the devil replied in a cold voice.
The onlookers saw the giant scorpion suddenly go crazy because it could not kill Elwyn.
It stopped and made a strange sound that pierced through the eardrums, as if a substantial pressure came along with the sound.
A dazzling light lit up, and the space began to shake violently.
In the shaking, everyone felt their heads become heavier and heavier. Their vision went black, and they fainted and fell to the ground.
Then, their bodies glowed with white light, and they disappeared from the Sun Ruins.
Inside the room, only Elwyn and the giant scorpion were staring at each other.
"Where did you send them?"
"In the desert outside!" The scorpion replied in a cold voice, shaking its huge claws. "Honorable guest."
"Alright, it's time to get down to business!" Elwyn let out a sigh of relief and put the wand back. "How are the prisoners doing?"
"I can feel that they are very weak now, but the magic that Master left behind is also full of loopholes. There is not much power left." The scorpion said, "Especially in order to summon me out, the remaining magic power has been exhausted. Honorable guest, you should hurry up and complete the master's order. There's not much time left for you."
"I know!" Elwyn took a deep breath. "I also want to end this quickly and summon the door of the cage."
"As you wish!" The scorpion slowly retreated, and the ground shook again.
The magic altar rose high, revealing a golden stone door. The door frame was engraved with incantations.
In the center of the door was a circular groove.
As long as Elwyn put the Eye of Horus in it, he could open the folding door and enter the cage of the gods.
From the message from Ramses II, he knew that the battle that awaited him behind the gate would not be a battle of magic, but a battle of physical strength. The remaining and strongest skill of the gods imprisoned in the gate was the spiritual contamination.
Even with the help of the Brain Seal, the longer he stayed down there, the weaker his resistance would be.
Therefore, he needed to be fast enough and have enough stamina to support him to the weapon left behind by Ramses II.
Elwyn put the Eye of Horus into the groove. With a creaking sound, the stone door slowly opened, revealing a stone staircase behind. He observed carefully. In the darkness, he could not see clearly, and he did not know what was down there. There was only a rotten smell.
The air below seemed to have not flowed for a long time. He waited, trying to let in as much fresh air as possible.
Taking advantage of this time, Elwyn moved his body, took out a bottle of vitality potion, and drank it.
He swallowed the scorching hot liquid, which flowed through his body through his blood. He felt his body brimming with boundless energy.
This was not a sports competition, so it was not illegal to take this potion.
Elwyn gradually recovered the energy he had just consumed. He felt very comfortable, but he still wanted more.
Just in case, he took out another bottle and drank it in one gulp.
Two bottles of vitality potion were enough to give him endless energy, but soon, as the potion took effect, more and more energy rushed into his body, exceeding the limit that the human body could bear. He needed to vent it now, and he needed to vent it through exercise.
He could not delay any longer. If he did not hurry, so much energy would be held in his body, and Elwyn would definitely go crazy.
In the midst of the endless energy, he felt a wave of heat all over his body.
"Honorable guest, are you ready?" The scorpion said in a cold voice. "I can feel the breath of those prisoners. They are ready to make a move. If you fail in a moment, I will destroy this cage in my own way."
"Mmm!" Elwyn nodded, his face strangely flushed. He was ready.
However, before he entered, he suddenly thought of a problem.
"By the way, if I destroy this place, what will you do?"
"I will look for my master, distinguished guest!" the scorpion said slowly. "I have been waiting for this day for too long!"
"Looking for my master. Is Ramesses II still alive?"
"He is on a great journey. After my mission is completed, I will return to my master's side."
Elwyn did not quite understand the meaning of this answer. What was a great journey?
However, this scorpion did not seem to want to explain too much. Its terrifying eyes silently stared at Elwyn.
Elwyn took a deep breath. His mind was in a mess. He felt that he was almost at his limit.
He did not wait any longer and stepped into the cage.
Elwyn's speed was very fast. The stairs went down, down, and down, as if there was no end.
"Is Ramesses II planning to build his cage in the earth's core?"
The glowing stairs had a steep slope, and both sides were hollow. Elwyn had a feeling that he was entering an abyss.
He had been to many buildings with similar designs, but none of them could compare to the one in front of him.
Fortunately, it was so dark around him, or else his acrophobia would definitely make him dizzy and fall down.
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