Son of the Olden Days

"Blood stele?" Saul subconsciously chewed on the ominous name, and suddenly remembered a small detail when cleaning the surface of the monument. Although the surface of the monument was accompanied by moss and vines, it just revealed the ancient fonts on the surface of the monument.

It's like...someone else read it not long ago.

"Yes, I can barely count as a scholar. Look here, this short sentence is composed of extremely profound rune language. If it is changed into a book to record it, there will be dozens of libraries. The huge amount of information is enough for people The head exploded." Lorna's white fingers lightly swept across the surface of the monument.

Before he could not read the text on the stele, Saul only glanced at it roughly, when he suddenly noticed that there was a line of bright red blood on the stele where Lorna's fingertips were staying.

That sentence doesn’t look long, it’s just located in the center of the stele, and there is a lot of space between the upper and lower white text paragraphs and this sentence, which makes the whole sentence look a little more prominent. Maybe the blood-colored stele is Hence the name.

Suddenly some bad feelings arose in Saul's heart, but they were not specific and could not be captured.

"Please, help me take care of my surroundings." Lorna said suddenly.

"What do you mean? No, what are you going to do?" Sol subconsciously looked around. At this moment, there was only an empty lake and a quiet atmosphere, but Sol's ominous premonition was caused by Lorna's inexplicable words. Raised to the extreme.

When Sol asked and turned around, she realized that Lorna was a little weird.

She was closing her eyes, holding the monument with one hand and holding her heart, but Saul was sure she was definitely not resting or praying, but maybe... doing something she didn't know.

"Damn, what are you doing?" Sol asked, subconsciously taking a step to move forward and shake Lorna.

However, as soon as Saul fell, the entire stele burst out with bright light, which instantly filled a large area around it. The pale light came very quickly, and Saul subconsciously moved his elbow to cover his eyes.

When he released his hand in amazement, Thor could not find a specific light source.

He was a little confused as to whether the light was emitted by the stele itself, by the lake, or by the ground.

The white light around him had become one piece, bright as day, and Sol stood blankly in the light, suddenly feeling a sense of tension facing the unknown.

With the emergence of strong light, the surrounding ground also began to faintly vibrate and shake, as if it had triggered some kind of large magic. Feeling the vibration of the ground under her feet, Saul could be sure that Lorna had done something damnable, and it was probably irreversible.

"Damn! What happened?" The thief Kenbert was pulling his trousers and approaching him blackly, as if his good deeds were interrupted. When he saw the lake as bright as daylight, the pants he had just pulled up almost frightened again.

When the four of them got together again, Solkenbert, Ellen, and all three of them obviously understood that Lorna caused the turmoil. But seeing her closed eyes seem to be connected to the stone tablet, everyone had no idea for a while, and they didn't know if they should interrupt her forcibly.

After another moment, the strong light gradually dimmed and dissipated, and the vibration of the ground gradually subsided.

The surroundings returned to darkness, and the three of them secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

After all, human beings are adaptive animals, living in the dark all day long, and suddenly exposed to the light, it will give birth to a sense of insecurity in the heart.

Just when everyone thought everything was over, on both sides of everyone, not far away from the dark field of vision, there was a sudden sound of water swaying. It seemed that something... has come ashore?

Thinking of Lorna letting herself take good care of her surroundings before, Sol's ominous premonition became stronger and stronger. He just wanted to suggest that everyone forcibly take Lorna away and immediately retreat, but the female swordsman Ailian took a step ahead.

"You are guarding the little girl, let's go and take a look first." Ailian confessed to Saul, and then turned and ran to the direction of the paddling sound with Kembert.

Before Sol's slightly opened mouth could speak, he could only close it silently.

After thinking about it, Saul took out a fly spell from the ring and put it in the pocket of his coat. After thinking about it, he took out the random teleportation scroll.

Looking back, Sol realized that the water in the lake in front of him was also a little abnormal, and the silt and bubbles on the lake were turbid and muddy. The sound of the surging water of the lake also came from the center of the lake, and it seemed that the whole lake was beginning to turbulence.

Not waiting, Thor resolutely made up his mind to leave here immediately, before the real unknown arrived.

"Kembert!" Saul yelled in the direction where both Kembert and Allen were.

However, Kembert did not respond to Saul.

"God! What the **** is that!" Kembert exclaimed suddenly in the darkness.

Saul suddenly looked up, but Kembert and Allen were out of sight, there was no lighting, and Saul saw nothing. Turning his head, Saul was horrified to discover that a... oh, indescribable big creature appeared in the lake at some point.

what is that? lizard? Catfish? Lake god? The host in the rumors? No, the host is a fart, is this an ancient monster, right? Thor thought with shock.

The outline of the monster in the lake is not clear, but Thor still has the absurdity of a monastery floating on the surface of the lake. The reason why he can roughly judge the size of the monster is because of the distance between the two eyes.

It has two huge vertical-pupil eyes, and it emits a bright yellow light clearly on the dark lake. And with the slight light radiating from its eyes, one can vaguely see the scales on its face, and it seems to have a dark beard like aquatic plants.

Those two shocking gazes were looking towards the lake, obviously observing the stele and Lorna, but Sol, who was standing on the side, also had a sense of prestige being stared at by the other side.

Obviously a monster of this size is not something that the four of them can face, and it won't work ten times.

"...Uhhh!" The monster suddenly let out a low growl of unknown meaning in the lake, and the vast and low sound wave spread to the surroundings, stirring up the entire lake surface faintly.

This guy’s lungs... at least as big as a house, right? Sol felt that even his chest was vibrating in resonance with this sound.

Then it seemed as if he had received some orders. This time, Sol saw it very clearly. Just by the lake in front of him, something suddenly stood up from the lake, seeming to be about to climb ashore. There were a lot of them.

There were also large tracts of strange birds beginning to gather in the sky, and after reaching the heads of Sol and the others, they began to circle, not knowing whether it was a crow vulture or something else.

Saul turned his head and ran towards the woods far away from the lake. There was nothing to abandon. When the critical moment came, he could not inform and take everyone away as an individual, and judge by his own experience.

However, Thor thought better. The ground in front of him made a cracking sound of the rock layer and the sound of mud sloshing, and almost instantly a tall wall of earth rose up, and Thor, who was stunned and rushed, almost nodded. Hit the wall.

If you look down from a high altitude at this time, you can see a huge anchor-shaped thick earthen wall rising from the ground.

The anchor point pointed directly at the lake, and the middle anchor column happened to separate Sollona and Kembert Ellen two by one. Whether they want to escape to the woods behind the wall or meet the four of them, they must rush into the deep water of the lake. Only the area can bypass the edge of the thick soil wall, which is actually nowhere to go.

Now it's good, no more fun.

With some toothache, Thor took out the fly spell and began to fold, but when the last corner of the spell was left, Thor suddenly stopped.

Look up at the earth wall that towers into the darkness and the height is not clear. Can you fly over it? And crows... don’t seem to eat flies, right? Shouldn't... Eat it? Suddenly Saul fell into a problem that he had never paid attention to.

After tangling for a moment, Thor found out the random teleporting scroll again.

Then he suddenly realized that, let alone the instability of this scroll, the key lies in the scope and landing point.

Unless you are lucky to be able to teleport behind the wall at one time, that is your only chance, and it is even possible to wake up from the big bed tomorrow morning chewing on delicious breaded sausages.

But if it was accidentally teleported to the head of the giant monster in the lake, it would be very sad. No, as long as it falls anywhere in the lake, it may end up with a sad story.

So it's still...a bit unsure.

Looking back, the enemies in the lake had already come ashore one after another, and the ones that Thor had seen and those he hadn't seen were surrounded here.

Turning her head and looking again, Lorna seemed to have done her thing, and she looked swayed and weak. Sol hurriedly went up to support her, and felt a little relieved. It is far better to be able to have more than Tier 3 combat power than to face it alone.

"What did you do?" Saul thought it necessary to know part of the matter, to see if he could find a turning point in it.

"I read the core text of the stone tablet, which aroused the anger of the guardian." Lorna replied calmly, and then patted Thor's hand, motioning him to help him sit down next to the stone tablet.

"Then?" Saul asked.

"Then I finished what I wanted to do, and I'm going to rely on you to protect me." Lorna sat leaning there, curled up pretending to look pitifully over.

"You think beautifully! Get up and fight for me, or we'll be finished together." Saul's cheek twitched.

"Sorry, although I am very excited, but I am afraid I can't help you. I overdrawn too much magic power when I cracked the inscription just now. Now I need to take a rest." At this time, Lorna looked pale and weak.

"The magic is overdrawn? Isn't it a waste now?" Are you still agitated? Saul felt his teeth hurt again.

"Have you always been so mean to women? You have to change it, otherwise it will reduce your personal charm. It doesn't matter, you just need to support it for a while, and I will help you right away." Lorna said as she pulled out the bottle of blue potion After pouring it down, it seems to supplement the magic.

I'm mean? I am too gentle to fall into the present situation. When facing these freed women in the future, we must first let them understand how men exist, and Saul made up his mind.

Since Lorna can still joke at this moment, Saul is keenly aware that this is obviously not because of her character, but because she must be in a good mood now.

And she is in a good mood for two reasons. Either it is not a mortal situation at the moment, or she succeeded in obtaining something from the stele that she didn't know, such as information, or some ancient and important secret.

Whether he likes it or not, Thor is now in the position of being exploited.

"Support for a while? You tell me how to support this?" Sol gritted his teeth, resisting the urge to pounce on Lorna's butt, and turned his head to look at the dense cluster of enemies getting closer and closer.

"I'll sit here full of girlish admiration and cheer for you, and let me see what you can do. Go! My brave goblin!" Lorna smiled encouragingly and charmingly at Sol, swinging happily Start, make a move to drive away the small animals.

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