Boundary Labyrinth and the Foreign Magician

Depending on the matter, the retreat is also viewed, while climbing the stairs carefully into the temple.

Climb through the stairs - and peek inside. They used the terrain to spread the space inside by creeping through the interior of a small high hill.

Flying through the magical lights and illuminating the interior - it was an atmospheric space called a stone temple. I guess it makes a magical connotation as well as the outside...... the impression is that the roots of the trees jump out of the ceiling and walls and some collapse and the interior is only rough for the years.

"Deer or bear bones. Maybe it's not that old."

and tells me that Sheila finds the bones of the animals that were placed to stack in the corners of the basement.

"That's... maybe when Auga lived there."

Robelia says. Hmm. Robelia got rid of Auga. Increase the magical light to illuminate the interior.

"Where does magic come from... is that it?"

Swordswallowing magic leaks out of the object standing against the wall behind the front of the temple and flows all the way outside the temple.

The overall contour is human. You say you're letting them put their arms together in front of your chest and stand upright against the wall.

If I say it by analogy...... should I say an object like upright a coffin that holds an Egyptian mummy? Various letters and patterns appear on the surface and are engraved in carved form.

"Don't even look like a coffin... is that... the royal seal of Akeres?

King Leandre eyebrows at it. Is that the crest engraved around the chest of the coffin?

"I had the same impression that the coffin. The letters etc. engraved on that seem like you should at least put them in your mouth and not read them. Because I don't know what activates it with a hang-up. I think there's a good chance there's something inside that says magic is leaking."

"If that's a coffin as it looks... this place isn't a shrine or a temple, it means a basement. Cemetery, although some parts are convincing if you say so…"

Claudia frowns uncomfortably.

"Pray for the peace of the dead... that doesn't sound like a kind of procedure."

Says Hervorte as he looks at the technique engraved all over the basement.

Firstly, the coffin is left intact and crushed to see if there is anything else inside the hallway.

... a small magic reaction to some of the walls. It's not a trap...

"Here."

When I touched the wall and gently let the magic flow, part of the wall disappeared squarely, creating a pompous cavity.

"Hidden stairs......"

Petra tells me to squeal. There was a staircase leading down there.

... the same magical trick that was found in the underground passage of the desert abandoned castle Nahalvia. I could have met Ramrya then, but what's coming out this time.

"Shall we just come down and see? If it's a structure like an underground labyrinth, it means we can also look at temporary retreats."

"Right. We're not ready to go deep enough."

If you get blocked or buried alive, there's Corliss, and it's just a story of digging a hole and coming out.

Wind magic wraps around the fresh air, making sure there are no magical traps, mechanical traps, while descending the hidden stairs.

At the end of the hidden staircase... it wasn't as deep as I'd imagined. I'll hit you right down.

It was a small room where stones were dug out and made.

"The magical trap - it doesn't look like it."

"Normal traps, I don't think"

I don't know how long it hasn't been used... but I see thick, dusty, decaying furniture, etc.

"To find out… it seems that someone has been doing some research here in the past"

"To build the upper basement, is it?

"If so, if you have a study, you might be able to find research materials."

When Stephania returns that to the words of King Leandre and Petra, they both nod with a resolute look.

"Looks like we should go inside and find out a little more accurate information when we get here."

Rosemary says. I agree with that. Keep exploring.

"Was this... the kitchen?

Grace says. We also find the remains of demonic props incorporating old demonic stones.

"Was this a water-made demon prop..."

The basement space in the basement, it seems, was still someone's living space. There was a small room connected to the living room that seemed to have been used for purposes such as the bedroom, kitchen, reservoir and bath, and the wreckage of the magic props according to each place also rolled.

The Demon Stone itself is not broken after many years. The engraved procedure remains, so if you look at it from the readable part, you can also see what the purpose of the room is.

The landlord...... would have been a magician with sufficient knowledge and strength. The remnants of the kingdom of Akeres, perhaps. Such a mage was doing some research while living in hiding in a place like this.

Don't imagine working in a very good direction. After looking in the upper basement, especially.

The room I was looking for... was found immediately. Illuminating the hidden room with magical lights, it was a library-like room.

Bookcase on one side of the wall. Chairs and desks.

"... there's someone there!

Petra looked across the chair and raised her voice.

I'm sitting in a chair with my back to this one, someone's shadow. But that doesn't respond to Petra's voice or ours at all.

There's no temperature change.

"No magic, no life."

Eyebrow root for Illumhilt's words. If you slowly approached and peered in... it was the decaying figure of the person who was the landlord.

... That's a light horror. Exhale first of all to undead or no trap. It's mummified, but it doesn't seem certain that he was a magician to detect from his outfits, etc.

On the desk, old books are left open.

"Apparently...... it's the landlord's lifetime notebook. If you go back and read it, you might know what's going on."

Did you hate the humidity because of the study? Looks like there's some kind of magic processing going on here. The book is not in bad condition, and judgment would be possible.

Carefully roll the page so that it doesn't collapse and look back at the contents of the notebook.

"- Uh... they chased Wang Du, how many years will it be? I live in a hole in the back of a forest like this, hating the usurper who led the despicable, unforgettable days of glory."

The handwriting had begun with such a writing.

The usurper who led the despicable... Is that about King Angelf?

There was a line of resentment for Drafdenia and words of praise for the royal family of Aceles. This man...... apparently is the person who served King Akeres and was doing research for the immortality of the king.

Also... research that's not even Roku. So much so that even Verdogal has a record when it comes to the atrocities of the last king of Akeres.

It is also said in the notebook that human experiments were carried out for the immortality of the king, and there will be no doubt about the level of evaluation of the evil king. If bad governance has gone too far and been destroyed, then it deserves it... even this grudge festival is close to rebellion.

"One...... I have an idea. The court magician of the kingdom of Akeres, Gwengor. In the midst of the war... only this person has been left out of the news and is on record as missing"

"Are you saying that you fled to the back of the fairy forest and were doing research here unwittingly..."

Ashley frowned.

If I proceeded to read the notes that way, there would have been a statement to back up King Leandre's words.

King of Akeires, cornered by Angelf, besieged by every castle and with no escape. But the king of Achaires said.

"His Majesty said to me as if. You're the only one running away. And revive the rest. For the rest, let's have our first temporary death. But the soul is with your wisdom. Someday we will destroy the usurper and restore glory to our hands."

That's how Gwengor survived... and continued his magical research as ordered by the King.

But it didn't seem to come true to resurrect the evil king of Akeres. Many times the experiment failed and was beaten by it...... Eventually, the purpose degenerates.

From reviving the king to hatred for the kingdom of Drafdenia. It was thus described that Gwengor succeeded in creating evil spirits by magic, which he experimentally directed to Brauheim, a regional city in Drafdenia.

"The Black Evil Spirit of Blauheim......!

Petra raised her dismay. Black Evil Spirit of Blauheim. I've heard that too.

It has been happening since King Angelf founded the Kingdom of Drafdenia and more than a decade later.

"Something black" attacked the local city, apparently. It's called the Evil Spirit because of its appearance, but it's unidentified. Many victims to the Knights and residents of Brauheim.

In the end, King Angelf took command of his own formation, and the knights and magicians, with the help of clerics and witches, were supposedly finally destroyed.

"You mean Gwengor created the evil spirit..."

The remnants of the kingdom of Akeres created evil spirits, so.

And... Gwengor, concerned about the consequences, seems to have gone on with his research with more passion than ever before. They incorporated the soul of the king himself, put that resentment at its core, created a new "evil spirit," and raised it on this occasion.

Gwengor was also aware that his death was near, but he didn't even hate it, saying that when the years raised the evil spirit even stronger, he assembled the 'King's Cemetery' so that the ritual would continue after his own death.

When this graveyard is decayed, the king will rise as the supreme being, destroy Drafdenia, and restore his glory. Yes, the notes were tied.

"I mean... sleeping in the hallway..."

- The undead with the evil king of Akeres at its core...... No, predictions are forbidden.

Probably close to a magical creature.

of the Black Evil Spirit of Brauheim… the finished form, it will be.