Give Me the Name of God

The sound of the flute appeared and Typhon disappeared.

Manda tried to find the reason, but found that she couldn't concentrate.

The same melody and the same timbre once again gave Manda the urge to dance.

Chuitt and Kesto had already started dancing. It was still the same dance drama, which perfectly continued the previous plot.

The king separated the prince and the girl, and the girl fled to the countryside in tears. The prince pursued all the way, and unfortunately encountered a dragon on the way. The prince fought bravely with the dragon and was seriously injured. The girl came to rescue the prince, but was scratched on the face by the dragon. .

The girl nestled in the prince's arms, covering her cheek shyly, and said softly to the prince: "I'm ugly, don't look at me."

The prince stroked the girl's hair affectionately and kissed her forehead: "You are not ugly, you are still so beautiful."

Snapped! Manda slapped herself hard, but she was still enjoying watching such a bloody plot.

The train of thought is back on track, why did Typhon disappear? Why not kill them immediately? Why show mercy to them?

The prince shed tears: "Are you still willing to leave me?"

The girl hugged the prince tightly: "I will never leave."

Manda gritted his teeth and said, "No, I have to break them up!"

Snapped! He slapped himself again, thinking about serious things, thinking about serious things!

First think about the scene when the flute sound first appeared. They were looking at the mural at that time. Manda felt that the mural would move, and then the flute sound appeared. Everyone fell into madness. Ogg sang, and the flute sound disappeared. The monster in the mural Also disappeared.

In other words, Typhon's first attack with flute sound was interrupted by Ogg, interrupted...

Manda's train of thought was also interrupted.

"We are going to die, do you regret it?" The prince looked at the girl affectionately.

"I will not regret it. I am willing to die with you."

Manda stepped forward and kicked Chuitt to the ground: "Can't you two be quiet?"

Their thoughts were back on track again, and they were attacked by the sound of a flute for the second time. Ogg immediately sang and was thrown to the ground by Typhon.

No one could stop Typhon's panpipe, but Typhon changed it to a physical attack.

Typhon launched a series of attacks, but this time he did not use the sound of the flute. Does this prove that the sound of the flute and Typhon's physical attacks cannot appear at the same time?

There is indeed some truth. When there are tentacles, there is no flute sound, and when there is the flute sound, there are no tentacles.

But just now the tentacles had stretched out from the ground, and Manda and others were certain to die, but Typhon suddenly stopped and used flute sound to attack. What was the reason for this?

Manda rubbed his painful forehead. Amidst the seductive sound of the flute, his thinking became more and more confusing.

It would be great if Cerdan was here. With his special skills, he would be able to find the final answer from these clues.

Chuitt may also be able to think of the answer. Using deception also requires strong logical ability.

The prince said to the girl: "We will never be separated again."

The girl nodded affectionately.

Manda kicked Chuitt again, no, Chuitt had no hope.

Think carefully about what the reason is.

The flute attack was almost successful, and Typhon changed it to a physical attack.

The physical attack was almost successful, but Typhon changed it to a flute attack.

It seems that Typhon has been having trouble with himself. Could it be that he has become insane after being trapped here for too long.

Wait, He is trapped here. What is he trapped here?

Whose pan flute is this? Typhon's or Pan's?

There are misunderstandings and serious misunderstandings in thinking.

Manda has tied the sound of the flute to Typhon from the very beginning, but judging from the current situation, it seems that the panpipe is not Typhon's weapon, but rather restrains his existence.

None of the records about Typhon in the ancient books mention panpipes. Judging from the descriptions in the books, Typhon seems to have little interest in music.

The sound of the flute is not Typhon's weapon. According to the records in the Temple Book, the panpipe is the most important musical instrument of God Pan, and may even be his artifact.

The old goat used an artifact to suppress Typhon here. Typhon can use power within a certain range, but once the power exceeds the limit, it will trigger a cold wind in the cave. The cold wind will trigger the sound of the flute, thereby restraining Typhon's actions. .

I figured it out, everything was figured out.

When he saw the mural for the first time, Manda discovered that the mural could move. Typhon wanted to use this mural to attack everyone, but because the location of the mural was too far away, it exceeded the limit of power and attracted wind, which made the sound The panpipe was played, and Typhon was forced to disappear from the painting.

Ogg's singing has a special restraining effect on the pan flute. When the song starts, the flute sound disappears, and Typhon takes the opportunity to change the layout of the cave and trap everyone.

Next, the sound of the flute appeared again, but was interrupted again by Ogg, and Typhon launched an attack.

Typhon's attack exceeded the limit, the flute sounded again, and Typhon disappeared.

This panpipe can completely restrain Typhon's actions. As long as he gets it, Manda can leave here.

Where's the panpipe? Where does the sound of the flute come from?

Manda closed her eyes and relied on her extraordinary hearing to carefully determine the source of the flute sound.

But the more carefully he listened, the more intense the interference he received. Manda's consciousness became more confused, and he even lost the ability to distinguish directions.

It's here, it should be here.

He opened his eyes with difficulty and found that his face was facing the mural.

Unexpectedly, in the process of fighting against the sound of the flute, I was deceived. The fourth mural was painted with an old goat playing the pan flute. Manda also saw the shadow of gold coins on the mural. There were enough reminders. The flute is behind the mural.

Manda approached the mural cautiously, he was really worried that Typhon's tentacles would suddenly come out.

The sound of the flute continued, and his guess was correct. As long as the sound of the flute continued, Typhon would not appear.

He dug his golden fingers into the mural and drilled a hole where the pan flute was painted.

As expected, the back of the mural was empty. Using a first-level skill, countless gold coins poured out of the cave.

This means that the priceless treasure behind is most likely the artifact of God Pan.

Manda used his ten fingers together to dig and dig, and soon opened a hole in the brittle and hard rock.

A golden seven-tube panpipe was suspended behind the rock wall, and the dazzling golden light was like the sun, instantly illuminating the entire cave.

Beautiful music comes from here, and every note seems to hit the top of people's hearts.

The sound was so beautiful that without the barrier of the rock wall, facing the music of the panpipe directly, Manda almost lost control.

Fortunately, the desire to survive defeated the temptation of the music, and he immediately took the pan flute out of the rock wall.

But the moment the pan flute left the rock wall, the sound of the flute suddenly disappeared.

The reason is very simple. There is a hidden grid behind the rock, and there is a wind channel in the hidden grid. If you leave the hidden grid, there will be no wind, and the pan flute will naturally stop playing.

At the same time as the music disappeared, countless faces appeared on the rock wall instantly, and one face even emerged from the hole.

Freed from the shackles of the panpipe, Typhon seemed free.

Manda took a step back and watched the tentacles emerge from the face.

Manda took another step back and saw a huge body emerging from the rock wall.

Manda took the third step back. He felt that the rock was about to explode at any moment, and Typhon, who had lost his restraints, was about to appear completely.

But Manda didn't give him a chance. When he took the fourth step back, Manda put the panpipe to his mouth and started playing.

Manda can play the flute.

There is still only one chapter today, thank you readers for your understanding.