Chapter 1112: Traveling Notebook

In the magnificent palace above the gray fog, Klein stretched out his

right hand and tapped the edge of the long, mottled table as he muttered

silently, The five large family clans of the Tudor Dynasty are Amon,

Abraham, Antigonus, Jacob, and Tamara... The one who helped Alista Tudor

become Blood Emperor were the Kings of Angels, Adam, Amon, and

Abraham...

Can it be inferred that, during the time of the Tudor-Trunsoest United

Empire, there were the consuls, Amon and Abraham standing beside Alista?

If that's the case, Blood Emperor Alista Tudor didn't have plans on

switching paths in the beginning. When he secretly constructed the

mausoleums, he likely would've sought the help of one or more of the

following: Amon, Abraham, and Antigonus. As for Bethel Abraham, he's Mr.

Door, and he grasps the Apprentice pathway. When it comes to

"Teleportation," even a true deity might not be as good as "Him"...

So, could the teleportation nexus in the Tudor ruins be set up by Bethel

Abraham?

There's a high chance of that!

Yes, only important figures like Mr. Door can enter and exit a secret

ruin at such a level. Even my divination above the gray fog is unable to

pinpoint its location. Likewise, it's difficult for an angel who wields

Concealment to enter it directly...

Amidst his thoughts, Klein was leaning more and more towards his own

guess being closer to that of reality.

I wonder if Mr. Door left behind any relevant information to provide

accurate coordinates or methods of entry? This would require Miss

Magician to ask her teacher again...

Sigh, I really hope that Miss Magician can become a Traveler as soon as

possible. That way, she wouldn't need to rely on writing letters to

contact her teacher. She could "Teleport" over directly. Yes, she can do

it now, but the act of being able to "Record" so many "Traveling" spells

would scare her teacher and arouse suspicion. It's really troublesome...

If there are no records left behind by the Abraham family, do I have to

attempt to converse with Mr. Door? Not only is this troublesome, but

it's also dangerous... Most importantly, Miss Magician isn't even

Sequence 5 yet. She hasn't been able to clearly hear, much less respond

to Mr. Door. It's impossible for me to turn her into my marionette or

descend onto her body... Early on, Klein had seriously considered

communicating with Mr. Door through Miss Magician when he first pulled

her above the gray fog. Later, after he came to learn more, he grew

increasingly apprehensive about the idea, and he didn't dare take the

risk.

Furthermore, the level he was at now lacked the measures that spelled

sufficiency and security.

As his thoughts churned, he suddenly sighed and said a word,

"Patience..."

At sea, on an island with relatively high pirate activity.

Fors raised her glass and took a sip of the transparent and colorless

liquid in anticipation.

Her face scrunched up as if she had tasted something hard to swallow.

Pfft, isn't this Lanti Proof too inferior? Why are they having so much

fun drinking this? Fors put down her cup, raised her right hand, and

fanned her mouth. She softly muttered, "Apart from the alcohol content,

it doesn't have any other strengths. Oh right, it's also cheap!"

After drinking a mouthful of cold water from another cup, Fors picked up

a fountain pen and wrote in a rather poor quality notebook:

"The pirates here are only in pursuit of strong liquor while keeping an

eye on the price. To them, being drunk is more important than anything

else.

"Three pirate friends that I know have told me that this port city was

built by them. At first, they only docked their ships here to hide their

loot and settle their families. Later on, the bankrupt, adventurers, and

tax fugitives came to this place and settled down. They also ploughed

the lands on the island and built houses. Finally, an entrepot market

was formed, and the merchants at sea swarmed over like sharks smelling

blood."

At this point, Fors looked up at the three pirates curled up in a

corner.

"Do you have anything else to say?"

The three burly pirates trembled at the same time and said with a

mournful expression, "No, really. We have nothing."

...I have to say that it feels pretty good to imitate Mr. World's

attitude when it comes to dealing with pirates... Fors sighed and shook

her head. She retracted her gaze and continued writing:

"There's a liberal mood here. If the women are interested in any man,

they can, like the men, offer a price. Similarly, it works when a man

catches the eye of another man, or when a woman catches the eye of

another woman. According to my three pirate friends, due to the long

periods of repression and boredom while drifting out at sea, it's

inevitable for some people to experiment with certain forbidden taboos.

In this aspect, they've been very honest and even described their

experiences...

"In addition, they informed me of things that I never dared believed:

Pirates actually advocate the concept of democracy and justice.

"This has completely overturned my understanding. But on careful

thought, it doesn't seem difficult to understand. At least they didn't

say that they were pursuing justice.

"The explanation from my three pirate friends is that when a person with

his weapons doesn't have absolute, overwhelming strength, it's always

the case of there being tyranny from the majority on a pirate ship.

Furthermore, a large ship requires a lot of people to run it... When

these factors are combined, it makes the pirate crew very particular

about democracy. There will always be a captain who will be voted by his

or her crew now and then to be banished or even killed.

"I believe that if a captain possesses absolute strength, the pirate

crew would definitely develop another style of governance."

At this point, Fors looked out the window again and saw that, under the

blue sky and white clouds, buildings made of wood and rocks formed a

dense circle around a market. From time to time, she could see a few

children in tattered clothes skipping past.

Upon hearing the extremely lively commotion, Fors wrote again:

"There's no urban planning here at all. Everyone casually builds their

houses and expands their borders. As a result, many roads only allow for

one person to walk through. There's no sunlight at all...

"My first reaction is that once a fire breaks out, the outcome will be

extremely terrifying. Backlund once had a similar tragedy. However, my

three pirate friends told me that this isn't something worth worrying

about, because it's humid and often rains here. People with special

powers never keep it under wraps...

"This place is still under the influence of war. Although it's chaotic,

it gives people a sense of tranquility.

"Also, what they're most afraid of isn't the King of the Five Seas,

Nast, or all sorts of horrifying legends, but rather of the crazy

adventurer, Gehrman Sparrow. Every pirate is warned by their peers not

to drink too late into the night.

They shouldn't take a walk in the middle of the night or use small

alleys. That's because it might lead to them going missing. And the

murderer is rumored to be that gentleman...

"Is this a form of 'hunting'?"

As she wrote, Fors's expression gradually turned solemn. She hurriedly

pulled out another stack of paper and added on the content:

"... There's a unique coldness that wafts through the hospital at night,

and the darkness outside the window is much thicker than other places...

"...No one knows why that young lady who lives in a single ward gets her

family members to bring her mushrooms and weeds. No one knows where

these things end up. In short, there were no signs of any fires in the

ward, and there's no abandoned junk outside. This makes the nurses

suspect that the patient is secretly eating mushrooms and weeds..."

Standing in front of the mountain, Afternoon Town, which was divided

into three regions of the top, middle and bottom, had a camp set up by

the City of Silver.

Derrick Berg clasped his hands and placed them in front of his mouth,

softly chanting, "The Fool that doesn't belong to this era..."

After piously chanting, he stood up and picked up the ancient bronze

cross that was covered with sharp spikes, walking towards the bonfire

outside.

As the Unshadowed Crucifix couldn't coexist with other mystical items,

his giant hammer named Thunder God's Roar could only be temporarily left

to Haim and Joshua to carry with them.

As the City of Silver's expedition team gathered, Klein, who was in

Backlund, had already arrived above the gray fog. He picked up the Sea

God Scepter and, with the help of one of the crimson star's burgeoning

and contracting, he saw the situation in Afternoon Town, and he expanded

his vision towards the Giant King's Court.

If he didn't use the prayer light and the Sea God Scepter, Klein was

unable to expand his field of view by relying only on the crimson stars.

As his gaze moved, a beautiful but deep dusk gradually appeared in his

eyes.

In the area where dusk was frozen, there were countless palaces,

countless towers, and many majestic city walls. They were magnificent

and opulent, resembling a miracle found in myths and legends.

Furthermore, they were frozen in time.

The Giant King's Court!

As he tried to zoom in with his vision, Klein realized that he was

unable to see the exact situation beneath the dusk.

As expected of the divine kingdom of an ancient god, and it's not the

kind that has been abandoned or hidden... It's no wonder that the Kings

of Angels chose this place for a secret gathering... I hope that Little

Sun's prayer after entering the Giant King's Court will help me see it

more clearly... Klein nodded thoughtfully.

At the same time, he focused a portion of his attention on Shepherd

Elder Lovia. He discovered that this lady had an illusory silver armor

covering her entire body.

This should be the evil spirit she "Grazed"... I haven't seen any

effects from the True Creator yet... Klein slowly let out a breath and

patiently waited for the subsequent developments.

After a while, under the lead of Chief Colin Iliad, the nine-men

expedition team, including Derrick Berg, left the Afternoon Town camp.

They followed the stairs paved with gray stones and walked towards the

peak of the mountain.

They were at least Sequence 6 Beyonders, and most of them belonged to

the Warrior pathway. They moved at relatively fast speeds, clearing a

few waves of monsters that were mainly rotten giants. Finally, they

arrived at the region shrouded by dusk. They were shocked by the grand

and epic building, and no one spoke for a short period of time.

This was also the first time they had encountered a place where there

were no flashes of lightning, a place that was illuminated by "natural"

light!

Demon Hunter Colin narrowed his eyes. He took out a small metal bottle

and drank the liquid inside.

After their evolution over the many generations, they were more

accustomed to the dark environment with frequent lightning. They were

instinctively afraid of such a situation that was in a state of frozen

twilight.

It was both a point of hope and fear.

After drinking the prepared potion and mentally preparing himself, Colin

Iliad and Shepherd Lovia led the members of the expedition team as they

stepped into the region illuminated by the sunset.

Before Derrick could sense anything, he saw the Unshadowed Crucifix in

his hand drop, revealing a corporeal form formed from pure light.

However, the light emitted by the corporeal body was no longer pure. It

was tainted with an orange-red color unique to dusk.

Right on the heels of that, Derrick felt his condition plummet. It was

as if he was at the weakest point of the "day," ready to welcome the

approaching "night."