Abe the Wizard

Just a few miles away, many Orcs have been encountered, none of whom are of equal strength to at least the Lycan Cavalry Commander.

Of these, Abel has seen cowheads, tigers, lions, and bears, the most powerful races of the Orc Empire, like some more powerful foxes who are not here.

And he also found that there was no sacrifice here, and all the Orcs were fighters, which, in his view, should herald that the festival of the gods of beasts could only be attended by fighters.

I just don't know why, but Abel still has some confidence in his ability to fight.

All the beasts were silent and headed towards Mount Nam.

Abel couldn't help but wonder why so many Orcs have appeared now that the festival of the gods of beasts is only 10 days away.

But no one can ask him at this time, and he can only go forward with these Orcs.

Ten miles from Mount Nam, a majestic building appears in front of you, a temple of beasts, but this temple of beasts is the largest ever seen by Abel since he entered the Orc Empire.

In the human world, everyone thinks that the Orc is not very good at architecture, because the Orc's architecture has always been pragmatic, even the homes of the Orc nobility are strong and simple.

But at this point, Abel changed that view, and all the beast temples in front of him were made of giant stones, consisting of a main hall, six subpalaces, and houses that had other uses.

If it weren't for the shrine walls, it would be basically a city pool.

Every stone on the outer wall of the Temple of the Beast God is engraved with legendary stories about the Beast God, adding a lot of mysterious atmosphere to the temple.

The roof of the main palace was a stone spike, and Abel's eyes glanced at the various colors of light reflected by the sun on the spike, which were all kinds of gems, with countless stones embedded on top of the entire spike.

These gems allow the main palace to bathe in various colors of light, the most common of which are green gems, which make up the main line, while other colored gems are distributed around.

Perhaps it is the Orc Empire that produces gems, but because sacrifices cannot use their energy, these magic stones are considered precious by wizards in the human world, and in the Orc Empire, they are merely decorations of this temple.

Abel found that the vast majority of these magic stones were intermediate, and the wealth on the apex of this enormous palace of lords alone was enough for any human to see it.

Climbing from the ground to the main palace requires walking up to hundreds of steps, each of which gleams in the sun due to years of friction.

It also shows the history of this main house and how many beasts have come to worship it.

At this time, more than a hundred Orcs had gathered here on the square in front of the main palace, and almost everyone of them had a small tent, which made the large square full of tents.

Though more than a hundred Orcs are concentrated here, few sound too loud, as if all the Orcs were holding down their voices and saying.

This is a very rare thing for a naturally loud beast.

More than a dozen animals who came with Abel jumped off the mount at the main hall, tied the mount to the horse stake in front of the temple, then removed a little water from the mount, washed their hands and faces carefully, and each animal cleansed his or her face with extreme care.

Abel feels a sense of piety. Orcs rarely pay attention to their rituals. You know that most Orcs don't like to wet their hair with water. Usually, they wipe their hair directly with a cloth, even if it's been cleaned up.

And every beast in front of them is carefully cleaning themselves up, as if they were going somewhere sacred enough to keep them from bringing any stains in.

Abel also learned their moves, tied the wolf to a horse stake, took some water from the water bag, and cleaned his werewolf's face.

His attention was also watching the surrounding Orcs carefully, because at this point he discovered that the so-called details he had learned before were totally useless here.

The good news is that he's lucky enough to come across this bunch of Orcs who are also on their way. Now just follow these Orcs and learn, there shouldn't be any big leaks.

After cleaning the face, the animals went to the front of the steps, took off their shoes, hung them between their waists, and then stepped barefoot onto the steps.

Abel also took off his shoes and hung them between his waists, and he walked to the end of the Orcs, and he found that all the Orcs were walking very slowly, stopping for a few seconds every step.

He was kind of wondering what it was doing, but as soon as he stepped on it, he realized what was going on with these beasts.

Because when he stepped to the second step, a fluctuation of dead air came from below the step, a fluctuation of dead air different from that encountered before, a fluctuation of dead air against the soul shock, which impacted the soul of the Orc who stepped up the step.

Of course, the impact was only very small for Abel, because his soul was strong enough to surpass the vast majority of wizards, and he could almost quickly go straight to the top of the steps without controlling the same speed as the other Orcs.

Exactly a hundred steps, and all the beasts had exciting faces on their faces as they climbed to the top.

And Abel also understood the role of this step, which is not an attack on a climber's soul, but rather an aid that assists the climber in a soul baptism that strengthens the climber's soul to some extent.

Of course, the effect is not too strong, and according to Iabel's estimation, the effect is decreasing with the number of climbs.

Unfortunately, Abel's soul is strong, and this auxiliary is no longer of any use to him, but it should be a means of sacrificing.

Sacrifice plays with the soul more powerful than witches, sacrifice research on the soul is at an advanced level, and witches are just getting started.

What are the benefits of strengthening the soul?

When the soul is strengthened, it has a great contribution to the practice and promotions, making the practice more visible.

Unfortunately, Abel thought that if the sacrificers painted this application of death on the steps, they might be able to learn it. Although this auxiliary matrix is not useful to him, it has a considerable role for knights and wizards in his family.

Of course, this matrix is deathly used, and even if other wizards get it, it's useless, but he can manipulate deathly.

“Take out your ID cards and register with me one at a time!” A primary black robe sacrificed at the top of the stairs said.

The beasts took out their bone identity cards in an orderly fashion and placed them under the scrutiny of the Black Robe Sacrifice, which was a careful scrutiny of every beast and did not require a word from the beast throughout the process.

Because Bone ID cards have very detailed information on them, Abel knew that it seemed like an ordinary ID card, and he could not have known that the image information of the card owner was still there without sufficient mental power.

Soon after Abel arrived, he handed the bone identity card to the Black Robe Sacrifice, who took the bone identity card and checked it out.

“Why are the werewolves still here? Didn't you already have one?” The Black Robe Sacrifice suddenly asked.

Abel was stunned, but he replied with a relaxed expression: "I was late to be notified and didn't catch up with the other werewolves! ”

“Well, the werewolf tents are all on the right side of the square, where you can find them after you sign up!” The black robe sacrifice was dotted with a hood covering its head, then gently pointed.

But as the head of the black robe sacrifice moved, Abel saw the face hidden in the dark, a dry wolf face, turns out this black robe sacrifice was a werewolf sacrifice.

Abel couldn't help but worry. He thought something was wrong. Turns out this werewolf sacrifice cared about his kind.

“Thank you, my lord!” Abel responded.

There was no problem checking the identity cards, and the black robe sacrifice led the dozen beasts into the main hall with Abel.