Lord of the Mysteries

After passing through the door opening and going underground, there wasn’t a sliver of natural light in front of Klein and Alger. The ceiling was intact, preventing any crimson moonlight from seeping in after penetrating the mist.

Alger raised the lantern in his hand, lighting up the area up ahead with a limited dim yellow glow.

Klein took a glance and discovered at least six stone statues of both sexes. They were entirely grayish-white in color, and even their clothes looked like they were engraved.

These stone statues included elves, giants, and humans that had an ancient dress sense. Apart from their frozen expressions of pain and despair, there wasn’t anything similar.

Klein felt a chill down his back when he saw their eyeballs watching him without moving, having made the connection that they were once alive. He felt that darkness ruled the depths of this passageway, as though a terrifying monster had widened its mouth as it lay in wait for the two to walk into its belly.

Reining in their stirring emotions, Klein and Alger remained silent as they passed through the grayish-white statues with warped expression, and they proceeded forward.

After walking for more than ten seconds, Klein didn’t need to use Senor’s night vision to see the damaged and dark murals thanks to the lantern.

There were a few murals that were relatively intact, allowing them to recognize what was being depicted. They were no doubt focused on the cross that glowed and the grand figure that stood before it.

This blurry and solemn figure either faced cities that had been flooded, stepped upon fractured lands, or looked up at the starry sky where it locked eyes with the pairs of evil and maniacal eyes.

When the apocalypse happens, the ancient sun god will rescue the world? This is somewhat similar to the murals that Little Sun and the others found in the True Creator’s temple… Or perhaps it’s just plagiarism from both sides, with no one giving up on working towards this goal. After all, it’s to emphasize that “They” were once the messiah and a deity worthy of one’s faith… Klein quickly swept his gaze across the wall as he slowly entered the depths of the passageway.

Alger was also observing the damaged murals when he suddenly suppressed his voice and said, “I suspect that the True—Fallen Creator’s description of ‘Himself’ has references to some of the content here.”

Indeed, everyone has the same views… Klein lowered Death Knell and chuckled.

“I won’t be surprised if we see matters related to the True Creator up ahead.”

“That might be a particular connection between ‘Him’ and the Creator that the City of Silver believes in.” Alger agreed with Gehrman Sparrow’s judgment.

The duo continued ahead as they tried hard to soften their steps. However, there were still some echoes that reverberated in that extremely silent environment.

At this moment, Klein’s spiritual perception was triggered. He immediately took two steps forward and put himself in front of Alger, blocking out most of the lantern’s light.

Less than two seconds later, he heard a dull sound emitting from afar.

Thump! Thump! Thump!

became clearer. Then, Klein

body. Its head had goat horns and a mouth that resembled a hound’s. Its half-opened

of eyes which burned red and the six pairs

Thump! Thump! Thump!

slowly entered a passageway. It shook

Klein hadn’t seen it before,

was a six-winged

of the main ingredients of a Marionettist, and the Beyonder powers it

while not being afraid of most damage… All it needs to cause terrifying damage is to storm over and perform a downward smash with its stone trident… Klein relaxed his

and Alger remained on the spot, one using his body, and the other

Thump! Thump! Thump!

gargoyle didn’t look towards the duo, and it instead passed through the passageway, its

return safely… Klein proceeded forward again when the footsteps were undetectable as he

was because he had no idea how many six-winged gargoyles there were

was a premise for

Gehrman Sparrow

be when he encounters his true target… As this thought flashed in Alger’s mind, he followed

they were still describing the greatness and holiness of the ancient

ends of the passageway. Here, there was an eight-meter-tall

turned to

and said, “It might

he was also wondering if it was

wasn’t shut completely. It was cracked open with a tiny gap that allowed a child passage. Alger glanced at the floor and walked over. Putting the lantern down and securing his dagger, he pressed his hands

slowly drew a breath as he bent his knees, his arm

gap

feeling somewhat astonished because The Hanged Man’s pushing of the door

but he didn’t believe that it could prevent the stone door from making contact with

Klein saw a pool of

or an Ocean Songster? Hmm, he probably

door, he wasn’t eager to enter it. Through the widened

was the corner of the room where there was a row of grayish-white stone