Time flowed. With Ivan's location as the center, all of the broken walls in the ruins were restored to their former appearance. In front of him was a circular hall with jade stairs, giant pillars, painted pillars, and carved eaves. This was the Temple of Time at its peak.
In front of Elwyn, a path paved with green jade extended outwards, emitting a soft magic glow.
On his left, all the buildings and reliefs were made of obsidian, symbolizing the night.
On the right, the main body of the building was made of white marble, which symbolized the day and the light.
The surrounding walls were sunken inwards every ten steps, and in the niches, there were huge statues more than fifty feet tall, with different expressions.
Elwyn carefully looked at the closest relief to him on the right, which was in the shape of a girl wearing armor. It was about eighteen or nineteen years old, and it looked very lively.
The movement and expression of the girl were perfect. Her white skin seemed to be made of ivory, and her clothes were made of gold.
The weapon in her hand was a very thin sword, which emitted a red glow. It seemed to be the incarnation of fire.
The girl's hair and eyes were the same color as the weapon. The fiery long hair reached her waist, and it was a girl with red hair and burning eyes.
She had a beautiful face, and her expression was solemn. It seemed that she was the guardian of this temple, protecting this sacred place.
Just this relief sculpture alone was a priceless art treasure, not to mention the other amazing decorations.
On the left was a statue of a middle-aged man, whose whole body was made of obsidian, and the weapon in his hand was replaced by a magic wand.
Elwyn observed carefully. The marble statues on the right were all warriors, and the ones on the left were all wizards.
These were the once powerful warriors and wizards of the Sunken City. Their images were carved here, and they protected this temple when they were alive.
At the same time, it was a great honor to have one's own statue in the Divine Statue Hall. Behind each statue was a wonderful legend.
If possible, Elwyn would like to know more about their experiences and the forgotten history.
He looked forward. Outside of the temple was a corridor surrounded by dozens of huge stone pillars. There was a rectangular fountain in the middle of the corridor. The water in the fountain reflected the sunlight from the gate, making the golden hall even more magnificent.
In the blink of an eye, the hourglass beside Elwyn had been moved to the top of the hourglass.
Under the influence of magic, the hourglass inside moved from left to right, one hourglass per second, just as accurate as when it was placed upside down.
Above the dome around the hourglass were the sun, moon, and stars. They were distributed around the crack at the top of the rock wall.
Elwyn turned around. In the shrine behind him was a huge round pedestal that replaced the hourglass.
He had thought that there would be a statue or something like that, but there was nothing …
No, there was still one more thing!
Elwyn blinked his eyes. It was a light blue time converter. There was no mistaking it!
He quickly walked over and wanted to pick it up, but his right hand naturally passed through it. Everything here was an illusion, just a miniature of the past. It did not really exist in the real world.
Elwyn looked at this time converter, his breathing gradually becoming faster.
He was sure that he had used this time converter before. This was the one he had found in Ravenclaw's secret room, which had brought him back to a thousand years ago …
Why was this time converter here? Did Ravenclaw get it from this temple?!
Elwyn had too many questions, but no one could answer them for him.
Immediately afterward, he hurriedly took out the slate he had obtained from Undersea City and Ravenclaw's Coronet, but there was no response.
He did not know how to break the magic here and find the hidden secrets.
He was not even sure whether everything here was just an illusion of time, giving future generations the opportunity to admire the glory of the Divine Statue Hall of Time in the past …
While Elwyn was inspecting this exquisite divine statue, time passed quickly in the cave.
Soon, twelve minutes had passed. The sun in the crack in the rock wall had completed a cycle from sunrise to sunset, and countless stars had appeared above the temple.
When the faint starlight fell on Ravenclaw's Coronet, the Coronet, which had been motionless, suddenly changed.
The raven in the center of the ring came over again. It picked up the Coronet, spread its wings, and put the Coronet on Elwyn's head.
Immediately afterward, it turned into a flame and rushed over to fuse with the Coronet. Under the impact of the raven, Elwyn took a step back.
"Are you going to bring the Coronet up?!"
When Elwyn raised his head, he saw a boy with a shining silver light smiling at him.
He wore a simple headband made of grapevine wood and wore loose ancient Greek clothes. He was probably only 13 or 14 years old.
What shocked Elwyn the most was that he looked exactly like him!
Elwyn looked at him carefully, and it felt like he was looking in a mirror.
"Long time no see, Elwyn Mason. Under the arrangement of fate, we meet again!" The boy said softly, as if he was happy that Elwyn could finally see him. "I was just thinking about how to communicate with you. You seemed to be lost in time, and my current strength could not attract your attention. Fortunately, Rowena Ravenclaw was prepared. She expected this situation and left a real magic in her Coronet. What a clever wizard!"
"Who are you?" Elwyn paused for a moment before continuing to ask, "Do we know each other? Why do you know my name, and why do you look like me? "
This was too strange. This guy who suddenly appeared in front of him was full of mystery.
Putting aside the fact that he was exactly the same as Iven, just his attitude alone was enough to make Iven feel strange.
He looked like he was very familiar with Elwyn, but Elwyn was sure that he had never met or known such a strange guy.
"I'm sorry, I forgot that this should be our first time meeting. As for my name, in the long history of you humans, I have many names. The wizards of Aoinya are used to calling me the God of Time, Sadoun, but I prefer the name that the spellcasters of the last Magic Era called me, the ancient Titan Chronos! " The boy said calmly, "As for your other question, why do I look like you? This is actually easy to understand because I don't have a fixed form, or rather, a form that you humans can't understand. I thought that this form would allow me to communicate better with you. If you're not used to it, I can change to another … "
As soon as he finished speaking, his body quickly changed, as if he had taken a compound decoction, and his whole body was melting.
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