Chapter 119 follow me
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Hua Shui Jun
Chapter 119 follow me
Amosta's mood was ups and downs following the amazing "God War" recorded on the stone wall. When everything was lonely, he couldn't help feeling a little depressed.
In the last mural, the 'Reaper' disappeared, as did the heroic warrior holding a sword and covered in bruises. Amosta guessed his ending, and he also died in this battle.
In the mural, Merlin is the only one left. He stands in front of the temple where Amosta is now, and his line of sight is the 'jellyfish' that has gradually disappeared since the sixth mural. Among the characters portrayed, Amosta can also feel the heaviness and bleakness lingering around Merlin.
After seeing the nine murals, Amosta stood in front of the tall stone wall, silent for a long time.
"The world is still complete. Is that what you meant, Mr. Gryffindor?"
After a while, Amosta raised his head again, looked at Gryffindor who was staring at Merlin standing alone in front of the temple, and sighed.
Amosta probably understood that a long time ago, there seemed to be something on the earth, and the serious chain reaction caused by that war caused that thing to leave the earth.
Reminiscent of the continuous decline of the wizarding world since 2000, the wizards who were once regarded as gods by Muggles have fallen step by step, and now they may be careless, and even be killed by ordinary Muggles, Amosta There is reason to believe that that thing is vital to all wizards.
The nine murals describe the earth-shattering battle, but they do not explain the follow-up of the war.
What was the ending of that witch or that 'death' wizard? Was it killed by Merlin after defeat?
Where did Merlin go? Could it be that this temple was Merlin's last residence, after moving the island of Avalon to this secret space, he lived alone, and finally disappeared in time?
Amosta shook his head slightly, and then looked at Gryffindor with a heavy expression on Fang Kuo's face.
"Something must have happened later, didn't it, Mr. Gryffindor?"
The reason for Amosta's speculation is very simple. Gryffindor obviously did not break into this secret place by accident. Thousands of years ago, the founding Big Four of Hogwarts must have known some terrible secrets, and, What are they planning together.
After entering the secret realm and erupting his magic power, the phantom left by Gryffindor in the chaotic timing immediately appeared. It seems that he was also involved in this kind of plan.
On the other side, the prophecy of Vetia's teacher, the ancestor priest of the Druids also pulled him in. Amosta frowned, and the conspiracy that enveloped him made him feel a strong crisis !
Who is that witch on the mural?
Thinking of Muggle myths, wizard books, and the fact that she was able to summon the Isle of Avalon, which represented her close connection with the Druids, Amosta locked a name in her heart.
Morgan Le Fay, aka Morgan Le Fay - The Legendary Black Witch.
According to ancient records, she is the Queen of Avalon Island. As the enemy of Merlin and King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, she is the goddess of darkness and death.
Amosta vaguely remembered that he once read in a certain magic book. People believed that Morgan Le Fay had an evil soul attached to him all the year round. However, the murals recorded on the stone wall in front of him made him understand that this may not be entirely groundless.
Gryffindor ignored Amosta who was in deep thought. After digesting the contents of the mural, he simply turned around, and after easily splitting the ruins blocking the road with the silver sword in his hand, he walked towards a clear destination. And that direction is the front hall of the temple, where the woman Vitia is.
Seeing this, Amosta had no choice but to suppress the doubts in his heart, took a deep breath and followed quickly.
This bizarre trip to the secret realm was coming to an end, and on the way, Amosta took out a few more bottles of magic power recovery potion and poured it heavily.
The efficiency of his body to accommodate and convert magic power is limited, so rough drinking of the magic power recovery potion caused Amosta a lot of pain, but he gritted his teeth and still tried his best to digest the potion. Magic power, and store it in the 'magic power organ', because he is ready to have a 'candid encounter' with that woman, Vitia Kriona, later!
The two came to the wall fan behind the hall, and they could enter the vestibule of the temple only through a small door.
However, Gryffindor and Amostar stopped almost at the same time.
"Chaotic time domain--"
Staring at a few steps away, a hazy space formed into a ball through the wall, Amosta's eyes showed strong fear.
He guessed that in the hall of the temple, behind the wall in front of him, there was probably Vitia Kriona and the 'holy vessel' that many modern priests of the Druids dreamed of getting back. At the same time, I also understood why they failed to get what they wanted for centuries.
Amosta glanced at a stone at his feet, tapped his wand, and the stone slowly floated into the air, then suddenly accelerated, rushing into the hazy, distorted time domain like a big bubble!
rustling
The five-foot stone that only penetrated into the dangerous airspace seemed to have gone through thousands of hours, and in a blink of an eye, it turned into countless particles of dust, and the dust did not float to the ground, but was frozen in mid-air, almost After one breath, the color gradually fades until it completely disappears!
The corners of Amosta's eyes twitched wildly, and he felt an urge to curse.
What are you kidding? !
Was it because the druids made a mistake in teaching the ancestors to divination, or was it that the woman Vitia had a brain problem and misjudged his ability?
The power of time cannot be touched. Since they have seen such a dangerous field, why do they think they have the ability to break through it?
Indeed, Godric Gryffindor may have this ability, but Amosta is not confused, this is just a phantom recorded by the chaotic time sequence that enveloped the island of Avalon, even if Gryffindor Breaking through the blockade of time, but the blockade has been repaired after a thousand years have passed, so I won't foolishly bump into it, and end up with no scum left!
Now that he was sure that he didn't have the ability to break through the time domain, Amosta didn't hesitate for long, turned around and was about to leave. The main entrance of the hall should be normal, otherwise, Vitia couldn't enter the temple, so he was going to enter the front hall in another direction , beat up that woman first, and then torture her.
As for Gryffindor's next move, Amosta had already predicted it. Maybe he, like himself, couldn't break through the domain, or maybe he was really fearless of the power of time and entered the domain.
But the final result should be that you can't get anything from it, that's for sure, otherwise why would the druids teach those guys for so many centuries and still miss this place?
"Don't be afraid, follow me."
And just when Amosta, who turned around, was about to walk away, a slightly dignified voice from behind made Amosta's pupils tremble, and his whole body stiffened!
(End of this chapter)
Amosta's mood was ups and downs following the amazing "God War" recorded on the stone wall. When everything was lonely, he couldn't help feeling a little depressed.
In the last mural, the 'Reaper' disappeared, as did the heroic warrior holding a sword and covered in bruises. Amosta guessed his ending, and he also died in this battle.
In the mural, Merlin is the only one left. He stands in front of the temple where Amosta is now, and his line of sight is the 'jellyfish' that has gradually disappeared since the sixth mural. Among the characters portrayed, Amosta can also feel the heaviness and bleakness lingering around Merlin.
After seeing the nine murals, Amosta stood in front of the tall stone wall, silent for a long time.
"The world is still complete. Is that what you meant, Mr. Gryffindor?"
After a while, Amosta raised his head again, looked at Gryffindor who was staring at Merlin standing alone in front of the temple, and sighed.
Amosta probably understood that a long time ago, there seemed to be something on the earth, and the serious chain reaction caused by that war caused that thing to leave the earth.
Reminiscent of the continuous decline of the wizarding world since 2000, the wizards who were once regarded as gods by Muggles have fallen step by step, and now they may be careless, and even be killed by ordinary Muggles, Amosta There is reason to believe that that thing is vital to all wizards.
The nine murals describe the earth-shattering battle, but they do not explain the follow-up of the war.
What was the ending of that witch or that 'death' wizard? Was it killed by Merlin after defeat?
Where did Merlin go? Could it be that this temple was Merlin's last residence, after moving the island of Avalon to this secret space, he lived alone, and finally disappeared in time?
Amosta shook his head slightly, and then looked at Gryffindor with a heavy expression on Fang Kuo's face.
"Something must have happened later, didn't it, Mr. Gryffindor?"
The reason for Amosta's speculation is very simple. Gryffindor obviously did not break into this secret place by accident. Thousands of years ago, the founding Big Four of Hogwarts must have known some terrible secrets, and, What are they planning together.
After entering the secret realm and erupting his magic power, the phantom left by Gryffindor in the chaotic timing immediately appeared. It seems that he was also involved in this kind of plan.
On the other side, the prophecy of Vetia's teacher, the ancestor priest of the Druids also pulled him in. Amosta frowned, and the conspiracy that enveloped him made him feel a strong crisis !
Who is that witch on the mural?
Thinking of Muggle myths, wizard books, and the fact that she was able to summon the Isle of Avalon, which represented her close connection with the Druids, Amosta locked a name in her heart.
Morgan Le Fay, aka Morgan Le Fay - The Legendary Black Witch.
According to ancient records, she is the Queen of Avalon Island. As the enemy of Merlin and King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, she is the goddess of darkness and death.
Amosta vaguely remembered that he once read in a certain magic book. People believed that Morgan Le Fay had an evil soul attached to him all the year round. However, the murals recorded on the stone wall in front of him made him understand that this may not be entirely groundless.
Gryffindor ignored Amosta who was in deep thought. After digesting the contents of the mural, he simply turned around, and after easily splitting the ruins blocking the road with the silver sword in his hand, he walked towards a clear destination. And that direction is the front hall of the temple, where the woman Vitia is.
Seeing this, Amosta had no choice but to suppress the doubts in his heart, took a deep breath and followed quickly.
This bizarre trip to the secret realm was coming to an end, and on the way, Amosta took out a few more bottles of magic power recovery potion and poured it heavily.
The efficiency of his body to accommodate and convert magic power is limited, so rough drinking of the magic power recovery potion caused Amosta a lot of pain, but he gritted his teeth and still tried his best to digest the potion. Magic power, and store it in the 'magic power organ', because he is ready to have a 'candid encounter' with that woman, Vitia Kriona, later!
The two came to the wall fan behind the hall, and they could enter the vestibule of the temple only through a small door.
However, Gryffindor and Amostar stopped almost at the same time.
"Chaotic time domain--"
Staring at a few steps away, a hazy space formed into a ball through the wall, Amosta's eyes showed strong fear.
He guessed that in the hall of the temple, behind the wall in front of him, there was probably Vitia Kriona and the 'holy vessel' that many modern priests of the Druids dreamed of getting back. At the same time, I also understood why they failed to get what they wanted for centuries.
Amosta glanced at a stone at his feet, tapped his wand, and the stone slowly floated into the air, then suddenly accelerated, rushing into the hazy, distorted time domain like a big bubble!
rustling
The five-foot stone that only penetrated into the dangerous airspace seemed to have gone through thousands of hours, and in a blink of an eye, it turned into countless particles of dust, and the dust did not float to the ground, but was frozen in mid-air, almost After one breath, the color gradually fades until it completely disappears!
The corners of Amosta's eyes twitched wildly, and he felt an urge to curse.
What are you kidding? !
Was it because the druids made a mistake in teaching the ancestors to divination, or was it that the woman Vitia had a brain problem and misjudged his ability?
The power of time cannot be touched. Since they have seen such a dangerous field, why do they think they have the ability to break through it?
Indeed, Godric Gryffindor may have this ability, but Amosta is not confused, this is just a phantom recorded by the chaotic time sequence that enveloped the island of Avalon, even if Gryffindor Breaking through the blockade of time, but the blockade has been repaired after a thousand years have passed, so I won't foolishly bump into it, and end up with no scum left!
Now that he was sure that he didn't have the ability to break through the time domain, Amosta didn't hesitate for long, turned around and was about to leave. The main entrance of the hall should be normal, otherwise, Vitia couldn't enter the temple, so he was going to enter the front hall in another direction , beat up that woman first, and then torture her.
As for Gryffindor's next move, Amosta had already predicted it. Maybe he, like himself, couldn't break through the domain, or maybe he was really fearless of the power of time and entered the domain.
But the final result should be that you can't get anything from it, that's for sure, otherwise why would the druids teach those guys for so many centuries and still miss this place?
"Don't be afraid, follow me."
And just when Amosta, who turned around, was about to walk away, a slightly dignified voice from behind made Amosta's pupils tremble, and his whole body stiffened!
(End of this chapter)
