Lord of the Silver Crow

"Which Twilight text is this? It shouldn't be the divine text commonly used by Twilight Guards?"

Of course Yago couldn't say that he understood these words, he just asked questions in a questioning tone, only expressing that he recognized that this was a kind of basic mystical understanding of evening essays.

Yago turned the page a little faster, looking incomprehensible.

Hearing his question, Friesen, who was rubbing his eyebrows, responded in a slightly tired tone:

"Well, it should be the **** of the mountain colossus."

"Mountain Colossus?"

Hearing this sentence, Yago was slightly taken aback.

Mountain giants are also nicknamed mountain giants and mountain giants.

In previous lives, as the classic species in Nordic mythology, the three giants of mountain giants, frost giants, and flame giants often appear in various works.

And in this world, there are similar creatures.

However, they are not classified as "giants."

Mountain colossus, according to the image described in the Extraordinary Biological Manual, is composed of various terrestrial minerals and has various forms. Their body shape will be similar to the surrounding geological environment. If the place where they inhabit is next to a stone forest, their The appearance will also be close to the stone forest. If there are statues of humanoid creatures, their images will also be close to the statues becoming humanoid, but all this is their own active choice, which means that they can change their body shape.

In legend, this creature is an extraordinary race that listens to the revelation of the Lord of the Twilight, and is classified as one of the Twilight Species.

Just as the Alfic text is called the Elven text according to its source, the text of the Mountain Colossus is the mountain text.

After listening to the divine script, each race creates different scripts. There seem to be three main twilight scripts used by the Twilight Church today: Twilight, Mountain, and Earth script.

Although it sounds a bit repetitive, the twilight text in this text is not a "word of a race that believes in the Lord of Twilight" in a broad sense, but a twilight text in a narrow sense, which is not a type of text called twilight .

Is this "King of the Earth" Gate Hripoka a certain ruler of the mountain colossus?

No, the heir of twilight and the humble son of the earth refer to the writer.

Known as the "King of the Earth" Menkheliboka, there are "mockers of humble creatures", "Supreme God" and similar titles, which means that Menkheliboka is regarded as a god. of.

Isn't the **** honored by the mountain colossus the lord of twilight?

This "King of the Earth" Gate Hripoka refers to the Lord of Twilight?

No, it may also be a Cthulhu.

After flipping through this old book, which was not too thick, Yago didn't find any other effective information besides the horrible words.

Moreover, because of the horror being exaggerated, the image is also very different from the Lord of Twilight.

More like a certain evil god.

Of course, it does not rule out the possibility that the Lord of the Twilight is "Menkhripoka". After all, the Rose Goddess may be an evil god, and it is not impossible for another **** to be an evil god.

After moving a little faster, as if he couldn't read the last page, Yago handed the ancient book back to Friesen.

After Friesen took it, he turned it over twice, and then said:

"No one on our side has learned this evening text. We need to contact the county diocese."

Friesen said, and then, when he subconsciously was about to pass the old book in his hand to Alenahia, he was taken aback:

"No, although it has not shown any special signs, it cannot be ruled out that it is a mysterious thing."

He retracted his arm and chose to hold it by himself.

Staring at the old book in his hand, Friesen glanced at Yago:

"Diago, there is one thing to leave to you."

"What's the matter?" Yago nodded.

"Go and contact Viscount Di Lude."

......

Outside the Ash Manor.

Thinking of the captain's words, Yago finally confirmed one thing.

Viscount Di Lude, his "Uncle Nafar" is an extraordinary.

Moreover, he may still be a blue-blooded person.

Yago, who pressed the edge of his top hat and stood outside the gate of Ash Manor, raised his head and looked through the gate of the manor to the old, tall and thin Gothic castle on the inside.

Although there is no mist lingering, there is still a gloomy feeling.

He glanced inside the door and said to the guard who was looking at him:

"I am Diago Fast Claurido..."

After a brief conversation, the guard pulled a rope not far from his side.

Immediately, the bronze bell hanging not far from him shook, and a long sound rang.

......

Under the guidance of the old butler of the manor he had seen before, he walked all the way, and the classical lampposts on both sides that were not illuminated at this time looked a little gloomy.

Soon, the strange feeling disappeared, and Yago entered the castle.

"Please follow me, Baron Fast."

With a smile on his face, the old housekeeper directed Yago to the huge staircase directly opposite the gate.

Walking up the third floor all the way to the room on the left, Yago finally heard a voice when the butler knocked on the door of the room:

"come in."

"Baron Fast, please."

After the old housekeeper twisted the door handle and pushed open the door, he smiled and stretched out his hand to guide him, but he didn't mean to enter.

"Thank you very much, Mr. Bach."

Yago responded with a smile and entered.

When the sound of closing the door came from behind, Yago also saw the scene in the room.

The library, that is, the study room, and Viscount Di Lude, at this time, was sitting in the study room by the window, reading some books by the morning light spilt by the window.

"Little Diago, long time no see."

Viscount Di Lude smiled at him:

"In what capacity are you visiting?"

Taking off his hat, Yago, who had not had time to say the greeting "May Di Lude's fragrance be reborn in the ashes", could only swallow it and responded:

"...As the guard of thorns, your lord the Viscount."

He didn't call "Uncle Nafar" as before, but instead called "Thorn Guard", which represents members of the thorn tree.

Public affairs are public affairs, private affairs are private affairs.

Hearing his address, Viscount Naphar smiled deeper, and the law lines became much more obvious:

"Yo Dehua brought you here?"

"Yes, the captain asked me to come over and ask you to take action when that tidal sacrifice ritual..."

Yago relayed to Viscount Nafar as Friesen told him.

However, upon hearing this sentence, Nafar just slowly put down the book in his hand, leaned back on the back of the chair, and folded his hands:

"Actually, it doesn't need to be."

When Yago subconsciously pondered whether he refused or agreed with this sentence, the elegant middle-aged man continued:

"The Mid-Sequence Extraordinary sent by the Muchen people has rushed to the forest to the west, chasing Matthew Payne, and the people sent by the Afterglow Guard have also gone to the forest to the west. The tidal sacrifice that Jordan was worried about was also yesterday. In the evening, I got news from the Extraordinary with the broken gear and rushed to the forest to the west."