Mystery: The Transcendental Path From Angels

"OK."

　　 Klein checked his belongings and put on a black glove. In Miller's gaze, he carried the lantern unhurriedly, approached the stone gate, and pushed it away with a walking stick.

　　 A slightly heavy Zaza sound came into Olbia's ears.

　　 Following the light from here, I saw a corridor paved with dark stone slabs.

There are several wooden doors on both sides and at the end of the tunnel. They have shown signs of decay, but they are barely usable.

　　 Is this the Quaternary site recorded in the book?

　　 is not too old!

　　 The exaggerated style of the door and the deep and heavy stone slabs are not too inconsistent...

　　 Has the Viscount family changed before?

　　 Olbia followed Klein forward step by step.

　　 The light dissipated the darkness, when passing by the rooms on both sides.

　　 Since the workers hired by Miller had not explored in depth, she could see the slightly empty scene through the open door, and the bench and table that were quite consistent with the style of the door.

　　 Oh! ?

　　 This ruin is really big!

　　 Olbia look left and right here.

　　 There is no sparkle...

　　 Klein inspected for a while, and went on without stopping, until he came to the black stone gate at the end.

　　 stretched out his gloved right palm, half-clamping his cane, slowly pushing the door.

　　 The sour rubbing sound began to echo, and Shimen gradually opened a gap.

　　 Klein's eyes suddenly appeared a little bit of aura, reflecting the countless colors of the entangled aura.

　　 He felt tight, pushed the door suddenly, and then took a few steps back.

　　 The gap between the stone gate widened rapidly, and a black, slippery creature suddenly fell from above.

　　 That is a long snake with a triangular head and a red pattern!

　　 It straightened its upper body, spit out its core, and looked at Klein with cold brown eyes.

　　 Snap slap, one after another snakes fell from the door and piled up at the entrance.

　　 Seeing Olbia, the snake piled at the door, was startled. She had been afraid of these cold-blooded creatures since her last life.

　　 She shuddered over them.

　　 But the scene inside almost made Miss Angel stunned.

　　 Inside is a hall, in the middle of the hall there are countless snakes of various colors squirming and hugging.

　　 has formed an exaggerated snake nest about ten meters long and wide, and the slippery and nauseous feeling hit his face.

　　 Klein's scalp suddenly became numb, and he couldn't help taking two steps back. He even wanted to remove his eyes and didn't dare to look directly.

　　 Although he is a man, he is still afraid of snakes. The most feared animal is snake.

　　 Can the "Slumber Charm" affect so many snakes?

　　 Klein swallowed hard, and said to Olbia and the air:

　　 "What can you do?"

　　 The figure of Miss Bodyguard wearing a black gothic dress quickly appeared beside him, her eyes looking at Olbia without speaking.

　　 Olbia moved back, activated her authority, and covered the black snakes with darkness.

　　 When the darkness faded, the black snakes disappeared.

　　 Klein raised his cane and carefully walked through the stone gate and entered the wide hall.

　　 The style here is the same as that of the corridor outside. It is dominated by dark black slabs, and there are eight columns of the same color.

　　 A metal rod hangs down from the high dome, and its bottom end is a candlestick carved into different creatures.

　　Inverted candlestick...

　　As a college student in the Department of History, as a figure who can barely be called an elite in this field, Klein made a preliminary judgment through this unique arrangement:

　　 "Quaternary architecture?"

　　The historians of the various countries in the Northern Continent all agree that the Quaternary is shrouded in a thick fog, which makes people unable to see the true appearance.

　　 There are too many deficiencies and ambiguities in all aspects of this history, and the unearthed tombs, ancient cities and documents are very few, which cannot form an effective proof.

　　 But this does not mean that no one has done the relevant research, and it means that there are still some relics and materials after all.

　　 The original Klein was an avid fan of Quaternary History~www.novelmt.com~ I have read a lot of papers and books, and now he still remembers many things:

　　 Whether it is the Solomon Empire or the Tudor Dynasty.

　　Tronsost Empire, all have similar architectural styles, which are against common sense, messy and asymmetrical, and love black.

　　 Among them, the most representative ones are the candlesticks hanging from the ceiling and the chopping-like patterns on the black walls.

　　 Because of this, Klein raised the lantern and saw the metal rods that spread down from the dome and the candlesticks inlaid at the bottom of them.

　　 The first reaction is that this underground building belongs to the Quaternary Period, and it belongs to the section that is shrouded in heavy fog.

　　 makes many historians and archaeologists regret the ancient time.

　　 "Several papers mentioned that the number of candlesticks in different buildings is different. Although the three empires advocate asymmetrical beauty, they seem to have strict and detailed regulations in all aspects..."

　　 "Left 3, Right 2 is the highest standard that ordinary people can enjoy. This is judged from the architectural pattern and the legacy of the house..."

　　 Klein raised his arm, raised the lantern, and walked forward slowly while counting the candlesticks on both sides.

　　 introduced to Olbia.

　　 The hall was wider than he expected, and he walked at least a hundred meters.

　　 I saw the platform in front of me half a meter above the ground, and then I saw the heavy wall marking the end.

　　 "41 inverted candlesticks on the left and 40 on the right. This is a bit exaggerated!"

　　 "Which class does this belong to? Great aristocracy? Hey, the Antigonus family and the Zarathu family are all Quaternary aristocrats..."

　　 "They are also a powerful and terrifying family of Beyonders, and other great nobles should not be bad either..."