Chapter 156. Just Say It!


    As expected, Frey''s expression changed drastically when he saw the coffin.


    That was not all. Shaya had a small bottle in her hand, and inside it was the sea monster, Mayenne, who was curled up into a ball. As he shook the bottle, the sea monster inside also moved back and forth with the water.


    "Are you afraid?"


    Char kept the two items and returned to her gentle smile.


    "Since the Holy Spirit''s Oracle didn''t tell you this, can we sit down and have a good talk?"


    The Archbishop''s eyes flickered.


    He hesitated for a few seconds before the hand in his sleeve slowly opened.


    "What do you want to talk about?"


    Char heaved a sigh of relief.


    "For example, talk about your disciple, Mia."


    Before Fred could react to this, Loiweise, who was standing beside Char, raised her eyebrows.


    Why did it sound like a girl''s name!


    Char gave her a look that told her to calm down, then continued, " "To tell you the truth, Miss Mia and I fell in love at first sight. I don''t think she''s suitable to be a priestess with her character, she''s more suitable to be my wife, so I''ll just be frank... These two things were stolen by me as betrothal gifts."


    "I think, since I have these two treasures of yours, you''ll be wary of me, right?"


    Fredughed at his words. The Archbishop raised his hand slightly, and Loiweise could not help but tense up. she secretly mobilized her mana to resist.


    However, as he gently clenched his fist, a bright and beautiful light was released from his body and spread in all directions. It was like the shock wave of an atomic bomb explosion, but it only targeted the energy in the air!


    In an instant, whether it was the umted mana absorbed by khorium or the mana gathered by the heart of the nest, they were all swept clean!


    The entire ruins suddenly fell into darkness!


    Saxson was quick to react. He threw a few spells into the air, but before they could rise, they were covered by an even brighter light.


    There were 12 balls of light floating around the Fred. They were like dazzling little suns, scattered in all directions and suspended in the sky, illuminating the entire ruins.


    As expected of an Archbishop. After dispelling the mystic energy, Loiweise immediately lost her ability to fight. Although Saxson was released, he obviously could not affect this person at all.


    "Are you still so confident now?"


    Fred looked at Char.


    Thetter smiled shyly. He tugged at Loiweise and made her stand behind him. Then, he put on a ttering expression and patted his chest loudly.


    "Just say it!"


    The Archbishop walked down the steps expressionlessly, looked at him a few times, then raised his hand and threw out a ray of light that enveloped Char''s body.


    It was as if he had just taken a hot bath. The injuries that Loiweise had left on him had also healed, but there was a pair of shackles on his hands and feet. Although they were light, they also restricted his movements.


    At the same time, a wail was snuffed out before it could even be heard.


    Only then did Char remember that she still had the vengeful spirit of the unlucky Elven Prince, who had been casually ferried by the Archbishop.


    He could be considered to have died with dignity.


    The Archbishop showed his back to the three of them and walked toward the gate.


    Loiweise wanted to attack a few times, but Char stopped her with a look.


    Fred stood in front of the brass door and looked at embossed for a long time. He seemed to have noticed something strange about it.


    "You can understand it, right?"


    He suddenly asked Char.


    Char nodded.<novelnext>  </novelnext>


    "Why don''t you open it?" He asked again.


    "If you can do it, then go!"


    Char would never say such words.


    "Maybe I''m not capable enough." He shrugged. "It''s waiting for a powerful person to appear."


    Hearing this, Fred nced at him inexplicably and then put his hand on it.


    This time, things seemed to have taken a turn for the better. After the embossed turned and the Holy Spirits were aligned, the door made a buzz sound, but it did not push Fredrick away. Instead, a warm light was emitted from his palm, and the whole door suddenly lost its metallic luster and became like jelly.


    Fredrick pulled back his hand and looked at the three.


    Char immediately understood and led the two of them in.


    Behind the door was a whole new world.


    There seemed to be a sun floating in the sky. It was bright and everything could be seen clearly. However, if one looked closely, they would find that the sun was not too dazzling. It was sharp and angr.


    There was a lot of noiseing from above. The buzzing of the propeller was even more piercing than the cicadas in the summer. Rivets, screws, coils, and waste batteries were piled up in small mountains. Around them were mechanical stray dogs that had lost arms and legs, rummaging through the garbage. asionally, one or two would run away when they saw strangers. Theck of limbs did not seem to affect their movements.


    Saxson''s face was filled with shock as he sniffed the thick smell of engine oil in the air.


    "Is this where the Mechanical Civilization is?"


    "No."


    Char shook his head.


    This was the entrance to the Siege City. It was called the entrance to the Siege City."


    Therefore, the door that he had passed through earlier was the entrance to the Siege City.


    Fredrick came in at this time. He didn''t look surprised at all, and his face was still cold.


    "Lead the way," He said.


    Char nodded and pointed at the path to the right of the two garbage piles.


    "Let''s take that path."


    The four of them followed his instructions and moved forward. As they passed through the garbage dump, Shaya asked Saxson to pick up a few pieces of discarded batteries and then charge them with [Lightning Arrow].


    The Duke was stunned.


    "The essence of magic is a regr arrangement of elements, and the batteries of the Mechanical Civilization can break it down into the most primitive elements for use. Of course, such a crude charging method will turn the rechargeable battery into a dry battery."


    Char exined.


    Each battery was the size of a small bucket, and Saxson summoned the air element to carry it.


    If it was not for Fred''s silence and Char''s shackles, they would really look like a group of four adventurers.


    When the path passed by a forest, there was a huge monster parked outside. It looked like an eight-legged spider, its guillotine-like mouth was gobbling up a pile of mechanical stray dogs'' corpses. When it heard movement behind it, it suddenly turned around, its light-light-like electronicpound eyes swept back and forth, and then suddenly pounced!


    Saxson''s heart tightened, but before he could make a sound, there was a sh of light, and the thing was instantly killed.


    Instant killed.


    Char seemed to have foreseen this and gave the Duke a look.


    "Go rece its mechanical core with a battery and cut off the red string in its head."


    Saxson did as he was told. The mechanical spider first curled up into a ball, then spread out again. Its originally red electronicpound eyes turned blue, and it became more docile to the four of them.


    Without Char''s instructions, the group knew what to do. They climbed up and found a t spot to sit on. The eight legs of the spider started moving, and they climbed over the mountains as if they were walking on t ground.


    Finally, it stopped in front of a depression covered in ck grease.


    right in front of him was a fallen " giant ", and the oil seemed to be blood flowing from its body.