There were some things that wouldn't be of much use even if he knew.
Jon flipped through the book in his hand, but he couldn't find any specific information related to the full moon disc. There was nothing special about it, it was just a divine artifact that symbolized the God of Wisdom.
It was a Divine Artifact, after all. It only had that little bit of special power. It was no different from the gloves on his hand. Aside from providing some convenience to the user, such as increasing attack power or the strength of laws and spells, there was nothing else special about it.
After Grindelwald got the news and the approximate location, he disappeared from Chown's house. Perhaps he left to look for the girl who played the piano at the bank of the Donau River. However, Chown felt that the girl who could receive the inheritance from the God of Wisdom was not a simple person either.
But what did that have to do with little Jon?
Today, little Jon had to go out to work.
He changed his clothes and went out. Secretary Kim, who had received a call in advance, was already waiting at the door with the car.
"Boss, we have a lot of things to do today …"
…
Lille, who was eating breakfast, suddenly appeared in a different place.
With a piece of bread in his mouth, he looked at the surrounding environment and Grindelwald who was standing not far away in astonishment. He was about to blurt out a curse, but he immediately swallowed it back.
He stuffed the bread into his mouth and quickly swallowed the food in his mouth. Then, he respectfully walked to Grindvall's side.
"My Lord, why are you looking for me?"
Lille flipped his hand and took out a letter from his pocket. He turned the letter into a little bird.
The little bird fluttered and flew in the direction he had just come from.
After all, it was a sudden departure, so he had to inform Rank and Joanne.
Grindelwald silently watched him do all this before saying, "Of course, I have something to ask of you.
"Of course, there's a reason why I'm looking for you. I remember that you joined a special team outside the Dark Forest, right?"
Lille was stunned, but he immediately reacted. Grindelwald could read his thoughts, so even if he didn't say these things, Grindelwald naturally had his own channels to know.
And as a subordinate, there was no possibility of hiding things from Grindelwald.
Thus, he nodded.
"Yes, there is a bounty team. Why did you suddenly ask about this?"
"Nothing, I just suddenly thought of this, that's all."
Originally, Grindvall wanted to ask directly, but he felt that it wasn't a good idea to ask directly without confirming anything.
Instead of using interrogation to find the answer, it was better to see it for himself. It had to be said that he had changed a lot after becoming a Legend.
How could this have happened in the past?
He would not deal with this matter directly. Naturally, there would be others who would help him deal with this matter.
"Let's go. Walk with me."
Lille was confused. He didn't understand what Grindvall wanted to do, but since Grindvall had spoken, he could only follow.
They were walking by a river.
Lille was quite familiar with this place. After all, this river was quite famous, and as a Black Wizard, almost everyone knew about this place.
As for the Danube, it originated in the Alps in the south of Germany and flowed from west to east through Germany, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania, Moldova, Hungary, Slovakia, Ukraine, and Russia. It emptied into the Black Sea in the southwest of Russia.
Germany and Austria happened to be the homeland of most of the Black Wizard in the Dark Forest.
Because of the existence of something called homesickness, almost every Black Wizard who walked out of the Dark Forest would first return to these two places to take a look.
It could be considered as seeing the scenery of their homeland, although in the end, they would all return to the Dark Forest to live.
But he didn't know what Grindvall suddenly thought of today and why he suddenly came here.
The distance from England to Germany was not very close, especially since he had brought her here from such a far distance.
"The scenery here is not bad."
Grindvall suddenly asked, "Lille, have you done any research on mythology and history?"
Of course … not.
Lille shook his head. If he had done research on these two things, he would have stayed in the Dark Forest to do research like the eldest and the fourth of the twelve sequences, instead of wandering around blindly and joining a bounty team.
"But I do know a little about history. We all need to learn these things in the Dark Forest."
Although he was not interested in these things, his grades were still good. Otherwise, how could he become the seventh sequence?
"Oh, so that's the case. Tell me about the history of Rome."
To be honest, Lille didn't understand what Grindvall was talking about, but since the latter made such a request, he could only answer truthfully.
In fact, he didn't know much about Rome. He only knew that this country was very powerful. In the end, it annexed many countries and even conquered Egypt. After that, he didn't know much about it.
And Grindvall obviously didn't really want to listen to him. He just found a topic to communicate with the two of them.
Grindvall definitely knew more about these things than he did, and there was no need for him to explain.
"Then let me tell you a story that is different from history."
Grindvall stopped walking and stood by the river.
"Rome annexed Greece because the Greek gods gave up on Greece. Very early on, the Greek gods annexed the foundation of the Roman gods, and there was an almost identical god with two sides. However, Greece gradually fell and was abandoned by its own gods. Rumor has it that after the Greek gods annexed the Roman gods, their entire pantheon was raised to the level of immortality. After that, they chose to change their name and began to be worshipped by the Roman believers.
However, the characteristics of the era of gods were that violence and conflict were constant. Rome had been expanding outward and collided with Egypt. The collision of territories naturally led to conflicts between the pantheon of gods. As a result, the ancient Egyptian and Greek gods had a long battle.
This battle finally ended with the victory of the Greek gods, and the ancient Egyptian gods spread their inheritance in the hope that they could be resurrected in the distant future. Later, the era of gods and the Dark Age gradually passed, and the Greek gods also left and hid until now.
Recently, I found that the back-up left by the ancient Egyptian gods has once again appeared in the world. "
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