Angor remembered that the man who possessed the whale told him something.
"Don't fight it. Find a way to enter the secret room. I'll be waiting for you there."
"It" referred to the Infant Spirit from another world that the man mentioned. It was the enemy Angor and his companions would face soon after they left the Hall of Wise Men.
But when he thought about it again, he realized that it wasn't about the Infant Spirits but about the "secret meeting room".
The secret room would be inside the ruin, which was the Chamber of Poetry. However, Angor did not see any such room on the map given by the Wise Man.
If that was the case, then the Wise Ruler's guess was correct. There really was a hidden secret chamber in the Clear Sky Poetry Room?
"Hey, what's wrong? Why do you look so serious?" Dorcas suddenly asked.
Angor didn't want to talk to Dorcas, but he had no choice. He was still under the influence of the Book of Truth, so he had to answer.
"I'm just thinking, if Margaret and Augustine agreed to meet in the Chamber of Poetry, where would they meet?" Angor asked in a small voice.
"Where?" Dorcas pondered for a moment and suddenly put on a perverted expression. He even began to chuckle.
"Tell me what you're thinking, and I promise my master won't let you get away with it." Wail's voice quietly reached Dorcas' ears.
Dorcas followed Wail's voice and looked at the Black Earl. The Earl didn't react at all. Instead, his nostrils were pointed at Dorcas like two dark cannons, ready to blast Dorcas into pieces at any moment.
Dorcas's thoughts, which had originally been filled with thoughts, were instantly censored. Dorcas gulped nervously and cleared his throat to ease the awkwardness. Then he looked back at Angor. "I think it's in the hall, or the study … Hmm, maybe the poetry room too. It's called Poetry Club after all."
Angor spoke in a plain tone, "You mean they'll meet in the lobby, then go to the study to talk about business, and go to the poetry room to look for love poems … Oh, you missed something. Let me fill it up for you."
"After finding the love poems, they'll go to the poetry room to read. When they're tired, they'll ask the kitchen to bring some snacks. "
"It's been a great day."
Dorcas said, "Isn't this the process of a date? We can spend time together everywhere and leave beautiful memories in every place."
"Is this how they get along?" Angor looked at the Wise Overseer.
The Sovereign of Wisdom continued to chew on some unknown food as he said, "I'm not sure about that. Anyway, when I was there, they were all communicating normally, exchanging knowledge. I don't know when I'm not around. "
"Then where do they usually communicate?"
The Sovereign of Wise thought for a moment. "It really does seem as though I've seen them in every single place … there's no fixed location. Are you curious about this? "
Angor nodded. "I'm a little curious. Judging from the layout of the room, it doesn't look like a place for a rendezvous."
Dorcas: "There's a place for a tryst? Aren't you thinking too much? "
"I mean, the Chamber of Solitude doesn't look like a place for two people to be alone. For example, a kitchen would need a chef, right? The poetry collection room needed someone to maintain it, right? And the hall? Do you have a receptionist? "
"These are all crowded places. No one would choose such places for a tryst."
Angor looked at the Sovereign of Wisdom. "Or should I say, the Chamber of Solitude never had any servants or outsiders since it was built?"
Since it was called a poetry chamber, Angor believed that it was more like a place that was open to the public. Since it was open to the public, there shouldn't be any outsiders.
The Sovereign of Wisdom gave Angor a surprised look. "You're right. The Chamber of Solitude was open to the public for about one or two months after it was built. They invited some servants, as well as a group of 'guests' Margret and Augustine hired as cover. After all, the place where the Chamber of Solitude was built wasn't a secret place. There was even a passageway leading to the surface nearby. Of course, that passageway has already collapsed.
But that was only for one or two months. After that, the Chamber of Solitude announced that it wasn't accepting any more guests, claiming that it needed to be repaired.
One or two months isn't a long time, but for a couple who rarely see each other, finding a quiet place for a rendezvous isn't a good idea.
So, I agree with you. They must be looking for a more secluded place. So, the Chamber of Solitude must have a secret place. This … confirms my guess. "
The Sovereign of Wisdom didn't expect Angor to know that the Chamber of Solitude was open to the public. Did he really see it from the map, or did he already know about it?
Stop! As the Sovereign of Wisdom's thoughts began to drift away, alarm bells began to ring in his heart. He hurriedly returned to his original position.
He had to put aside his suspicions about Angor for now.
Who knew how long it would take for him to think further? Besides, what he came up with might just be false conjectures. After all, he had been so confident before, and Angor had slapped him in the face every time.
"Anyway, that's what the map says. If you agree with my guess, you can go to the Chamber of Solitude and see if there's a secret room," the Sovereign of Wisdom said. The Wise Ruler looked at Angor. "I'm sure you'll be able to find a secret chamber with your expertise in magic arrays. Of course, that's if you can enter the Chamber of Solitude.
But Noah's descendants can definitely enter the chamber. As for the others, don't ask me. I don't know … "The Sovereign of Wisdom considered and said," If the current owner of the Chamber of Solitude allows you to enter, you might have a chance. "
"The current owner of the Chamber of Solitude? That 'her' in the mirror?" Dorcas asked.
"She's half the owner," the Sovereign of Wisdom said. "As for the other half, I'm sure you can guess it without me telling you."
"You mean the man on the Mirror Demon's emblem?" Dark Earl asked.
The Sovereign of Wisdom nodded. "Yes. Do you still remember the second question I asked you?"
Dark Earl slowly uttered a name. "… Ollao."
"Yes, Ollao," the Sovereign of Wisdom said. "He's the man on the Mirror Demon's emblem. By the way, the woman on the emblem is called Adanis."
Everyone pretended to listen carefully. In fact, they already knew the name of Adanis from Angor.
"However, you should still call her 'Goddess'. If you don't want to be her enemy, you can add 'Her Majesty' as a suffix."
Since the Sovereign of Wisdom used "Her Majesty" as a suffix instead of an honorific title, it was clear that he didn't mean it at all. It was purely for show.
"Then Ollao should be called 'God's Child'?" Dorcas complained.
The Sovereign of Wisdom shook his head. "No need for that. It's not even certain if you can meet him. At least, I haven't seen him in ten thousand years. "
"Speaking of which, I suggest you not to call her by her name because she doesn't like it."
"Huh? She …" Dorcas said.
"I know you're going to ask again. If she doesn't like it, why doesn't she change her name?"
Dorcas, who had been beaten to the punch, nodded blankly. "That's right, why didn't she change her name?"
The Sovereign of Wisdom shrugged. "Unfortunately, I don't know. Maybe it has something to do with Ollao? Anyway, it's a puzzle for me. Since you're going to the Chamber of Poetry, maybe you can find the answer yourself. If you find it, I sincerely hope you can share it with me. "
"Life is so empty when you don't have something to use against others."
Everyone was speechless.
The Wise Lord leaned lazily on the sofa. "Let's put aside the other questions for now. I'll continue talking about the ruins. However, I'll leave the matter of Augustine and Margaret for now. What I want to talk about now is the story of Olaf and Adanis."
"Hey, wait. Why don't you keep talking about Ollao and Adonis?" Dorcas said. "I think the gossip from ten thousand years ago is quite interesting. Go on."
The Dark Earl wanted to ask as well, but Dorcas beat him to it, so he didn't have to say anything. Still, the Dark Earl was a little annoyed that Dorcas treated the story of Noah's ancestors as gossip. Since Dorcas asked the question on his behalf, the Dark Earl decided to forgive him for now.
The Sovereign of Wisdom: "There's nothing else worth mentioning. Something happened in Nether Village, and during that time, they all left. However, some of the things I'm going to say later might mention a little about them before the change in Hell. "
"Before I continue, I have a question. Don't worry, you don't have to write it down in your Book of Truth.
"Why do you think Ollao and Adonis showed up in the Chamber of Poetry? What do you think they are?"
The two apprentices shook their heads and said they didn't know.
However, the three wizards still gave their own guesses.
"Is it a friend related to them? Apprentices? Or an elemental companion? "This was Dorcas' guess.
The Dark Earl considered and said, "They're guardians of a legacy."
As for what kind of legacy it was, it had to be something left behind by Noah's ancestors.
Angor's answer was simple. "Spirits."
After hearing their answers, the Sovereign of Wisdom chuckled. "Each of your answers is more profound than the last."
"Especially you, Angor. If I didn't know who you are, I'd think you're the real Noah's descendant. "
"Don't overthink it. All three of you are correct." The Wise Overseer looked at Angor and explained, "No need to think too much.
"They are indeed related to Augustine. To a certain extent, they're also guardians of the legacy. In fact, they're part of the legacy themselves. In the end, their essence is indeed … spirits. "
In other words, Angor and the other apprentices gave their answers one after another.
As an outsider, it was normal for Dorcas to say something like this. As a descendant of Noah, it was normal for the Dark Earl to assume that they were guardians of the legacy. On the other hand, Angor, an outsider, clearly pointed out that they were spirits, which surprised the Wise Overseer.
But when he thought about Angor's history, the Sovereign of Wisdom understood.
"You should have met Sisya before. Sisya and Augustine are very good friends. Sisya's comment about Augustine is that he's a mysterious guy." The Sovereign of Wisdom looked at Angor. "I think that's a good description for you as well. You're also a mysterious young man who's full of mysteries."
Angor pursed his lips. "I'll take it as a compliment. But I think it's better if you don't call me 'young'. "
The Sovereign of Wisdom chuckled. "Of course it's a compliment."
The Sovereign of Wisdom paused for a moment before he continued, "Let's talk about Olao and Adanis. What I'm going to say next is my personal guess based on some information I've gathered. It may not be correct. I'll make sure to point out where I'm wrong, so you can judge for yourselves.
"Olao appeared before Adanis. Olao appeared about three months before the fall of Hell. I met him for the first time in the hall outside my residence, in the bronze mirror you saw just now …"
Yes, the Sovereign of Wisdom saw Olao for the first time in the mirror.
It was also because of Olao that the Sovereign of Wisdom first heard about this strange world called the Mirror Realm.
At that time, Olaf had used the bronze mirror to send a message to Margaret, who was visiting the Sage Hall at that time. The content of the message … was probably that Augustine wanted Margaret to come to the Clear Sky Poetry Room. He had written a poem that he wanted Margaret to appreciate.
When Margaret saw Olao, she wasn't surprised at all. It was clear that Margaret had known about Olao even before the Wise Overlord.
Margaret left the hall with a blushing face and went to discuss the poem with Augustine.
The Sovereign of Wisdom, on the other hand, had a chat with Olao out of curiosity.
Back then, Olao was still a naive boy who knew very little. He only knew that he had to serve his creator, Augustine.
From this, one could tell that Olao was created by Augustine.
Later on, Olao showed up more and more often, and each time, he would summon Margaret away from the Sage Hall.
The Sovereign of Wisdom even suspected that Augustine had created Olao to make it easier for him to communicate with Margaret.
Afterwards, something happened in Nether City overnight. Augustine and Margaret left in a hurry, leaving behind only the Clear Sky Poetry Room and Oleo.
At the time, the Sovereign of Wisdom was busy dealing with the aftermath of Nether City, and didn't have time to pay attention to Olao and the Chamber of Clear Skies.
After a long, long time had passed, and Nether City had completely fallen. The residents who lived here had all scattered, and the Sovereigns had either died or fallen into a deep slumber. The underground waterways had also been mostly destroyed, and the explorers had abandoned them. Only then did the Sovereign of Wisdom think of Olao.
At this time, the Sovereign of Wisdom discovered that he had lost the right to enter the Chamber of Clear Skies.
However, it was also at this time that the Sovereign of Wisdom met Olao once more. This was also the last time the Sovereign of Wisdom saw Olao.
At the time, Olao's appearance was already very 'housekeeping'.
He wore a standard tuxedo, and his hair was neatly combed. He also held a hat and a cane in his hands at all times. Looking at the size, it wasn't for him, but for Augustine. It was just that Augustine hadn't returned for many years.
Olao became the temporary owner of the Chamber of Clear Skies, and as the housekeeper, he took care of the Chamber of Clear Skies.
It was also at this time that the Sovereign of Wisdom met Adanis for the first time.
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