Mages, Adventurers, and Women

The 0.5% is natural growth. Compared to data growth, Li Wei feels that the process of exploring the secret world is more important. Rapidly improving magic and coming and going freely are the exploration methods that Willow has longed for.

Li Wei used his second journey to the Secret World to capture part of the true name of the "Great Fireball" spell, and used it as easily as the Fireball and Chain Fireball spells.

The Flame Burst was successfully mastered.

Further in-depth research is needed to utilize the relationship between "Fireball" and it to capture the extremely similar true name of the Fireball spell.

Fireball is unlike the other three spells.

For Li Wei, there is no limit to the number of times it can be used.

This is a "power-accumulating" spell.

His current elemental resistance limit is 13 seconds of charging time, and for every 1% of elemental resistance, the charging time increases by one second.

After releasing the fireball, he will be completely exhausted.

However, the fire blast, which takes 13 seconds to charge, is quite powerful. Li Wei secretly estimated that it would be no problem to kill ordinary monsters, magical beasts, and undead creatures of level 1-10.

"Fireball" directly replaced "Great Fireball," which hadn't even been firmly established as Li Wei's trump card for a second, becoming the latest trump card.

Following the fireball is a level 1 fire elemental spell called "Fire Wall," which offers extremely high defense.

The requirements are extremely high. Li Wei estimates that the [Elements] must reach a progress of "18%" before researching the firewall can begin.

With his current "elemental" reserves, forcibly researching firewalls would only backfire.

Klecker sized up Levi as he walked out.

His senses were sharp, and he said with surprise and uncertainty:

"Did you kowtow to the Elements inside and acknowledge them as your relatives?"

"Why does it feel...like...like I'm being threatened?"

Li Wei deliberately left the necromancer flowers in the room, using them to cover up the dark, magical stone tablet that had been reduced to dust.

He guessed that Klein would find out.

He quickly closed the door, blocking Clayker's view.

He changed the subject and urged, "Let's go, finish your work quickly, I want to go back to Rolling Stone Town to soak in the hot springs."

When Yulia, who came out with Li Wei, heard about the hot springs, her eyes lit up and she grabbed Li Wei's arm and shook it gently.

It means: "Vice Captain, please be sure to take me with you!"

Bones and Duron couldn't help but chuckle as they thought about the extravagant days in Rolling Stones' commercial district.

Klecker didn't dwell on Levi's changes; he laughed heartily and led the way.

The group found the passage leading to the underground of the castle.

Long and cramped.

Water dripped from the roof, seeping into the cracks between the bricks.

The five of them lined up in a long line, with Klayk leading the way, followed by Bones, Duron, Livi, and Yulia.

In case of unforeseen circumstances, the warriors Bones and Duron can hold off Klek for a while, allowing Yulia and Levi to retreat or prepare for battle.

There is a niche every two meters on both sides of the wall, and the candles inside have been extinguished for many years. Because of the cold and damp environment all year round, the niche is covered with moss.

"Watch your step. No one has maintained the steps for so long, they're not sturdy anymore. Last time I came, I stepped on more than a dozen of them and they collapsed. Look, this is the one I stepped on and collapsed."

Klecker reminded him from the front.

Li Wei looked down at his feet and saw a large hole worn into a step, revealing complete darkness below.

Carefully navigating two sharp turns, I walked all the way to the end.

Suddenly, the view opened up before me.

A wide corridor, wide enough for two carriages to travel side by side, appeared before Li Wei and his group of five.

Having read "My Life," Livy knew that to enter the secret chamber containing the coffin, one needed to first find the eighth bluish-gray stone brick from the ground, the spot where Dulong needed to look up.

At this horizontal position, find a gray brick on either side of the wall with a small "staff" mark engraved on it.

Count forward 39 marked gray bricks and press them firmly; the entrance to the secret chamber where the coffin is stored will then appear.

Klecker said, "You do it, I do it?"

Li Wei declined, saying, "You do it."

Clack could tell that Levi was worried about encountering something unexpected when he turned on the switch. He nonchalantly found the gray brick that needed to be pressed down and calmly pressed it down.

Rumbling--

A gray brick doorway opened inwards, appearing to the left of Li Wei and his group of five.

Klecker went in first.

When the last skeleton burst in carrying a large animal skin bag, he pressed a protruding gray brick on the wall, and the door slammed shut.

The room, which was pitch black, was suddenly turned on by the lights.

The room, which is over 200 square meters, is square and has no rooms or furniture.

The walls and roof are adorned with hundreds of elemental lights.

The floor, walls, and roof are all made of glass-like "crystal" mirrors.

The room was brightly lit.

A pitch-black coffin was suspended in mid-air in the very center.

The coffin was angular and seamless, like a piece of obsidian, without any special decorations, only obscure and difficult-to-understand esoteric language imprinted all over its surface.

Eight chains, each as thick as a Duron's arm, protruded from the four corners of the roof, embedded themselves in the four corners of the coffin, and then crossed out from the bottom of the coffin, disappearing into the ground.

The chains were taut and straight, not like they were pulling up the coffin, but rather like they were sealing it.

The esoteric language branded around the coffin was integrated with the chains, becoming one with them.

The ground, the roof, and the surrounding area reflected the coffin and the five figures of Li Wei.

The bone, seeing this scene for the first time, murmured:

"With so many crystals, how many gold coins could we get if we dug them all up..."

Klecker stared intently at the coffin, in a good mood, and said:

"They're not valuable. These mirrors are made by grinding ordinary gray bricks. What's valuable is the craftsmanship and the construction process, not the gray bricks themselves."

Li Wei's gaze was entirely focused on the esoteric language of the coffin itself.

He discovered a very strange phenomenon.

The coffin was covered with numerous "undecipherable" esoteric inscriptions.

For example, the third monotone of "ben-po" on the coffin represents "dead spirit," and the sixth combination tone of "huyu" represents "deceased."

But what does "ben-pohuyu" mean?

How should this be pronounced?

This situation does not exist in the esoteric language he currently possesses.

The fifth tone combination of "ji-long" represents "slaughter," and the third tone of "vvv" represents "withering."

What does “vvvji-long” mean?

The coffin was covered with a large number of similar, undecipherable esoteric languages.

Li Wei diligently memorized the "undecipherable" esoteric language surrounding the coffin, intending to find Willow in the painting to unravel the mystery upon returning to Rolling Stone.

of course.

There are also many cryptic languages ​​that can be deciphered.

The way to open the coffin lies in these decipherable esoteric languages.

Klecker noticed that Levi's reflection in the mirror looked very serious, and he said with concern:

Can you open it?

"Of course I can..." Li Wei thought to himself.

He probed first:

"Klecker, I don't quite understand, what does 'cu-ling' mean?"

The "cu-ling" branded on the coffin was the second monotone, but Li Wei deliberately pronounced it as the sixth combination tone.

The second monotone represents "going to", and the sixth combination tone represents "arriving". The different tones have completely opposite meanings.

If Klecker provides a useful correction, Levi will leave immediately.

The coffin exuded an eerie atmosphere, and Klecker dared to conceal anything; he would never risk following along.

Even if there are bright, magical stone tablets and maps inside the coffin.

Klecker was taken aback, and said blankly:

"What...what the hell?"

"What race's language were you speaking just now?"

Li Wei didn't explain, but pointed to "bi-mong" and deliberately mispronounced it, asking, "What does this mean?"

This time, Klek understood Levi's question. Looking at the dazzling array of arcane incantations surrounding the coffin, he said speechlessly:

"Do you think I would ask you to help me deconstruct the coffin if I understood these damn esoteric languages?"

Levi concluded that Klek indeed did not understand the occult language.

How to open the coffin is written at the bottom.

There is a six-pointed star composed of six arcane characters.

These are "cu-ling, bi-mong" and "toto, zzi, ro-vv, qi-ling" that Li Wei just mentioned.

The second monotone is used uniformly.

These correspond to the six-pointed star in the following order: "top, top right, bottom right, bottom, bottom left, top left".

Beside them are cryptic phrases arranged into complete sentences, representing different times when the coffin was opened.

For example, the sentence directly above means "Sylvia's jewelry".

Sylvie was a human female general during the monster invasion.

Before she died in battle, only two pieces of jewelry were found: an earring and a bracelet given to her by her mother when she was a child.

It is usually used to describe a person who is selfless and impartial.

This means that deconstructing "right above" only allows the coffin to be opened for two seconds.

"Bill" is most likely deconstructing a similar situation.

These complex contents are equally obscure and difficult to understand for a magic-based professional who is proficient in arcane languages.

Finding the hexagram precisely amidst a vast and chaotic array of esoteric languages ​​is extremely difficult.

You also need to deconstruct the fables next to it to guess the answer.

Even worse.

It's not that Clay didn't understand; there were hardly any people in the entire Rolling Stone who did.

Only a magic-based professional like Li Wei, who has read countless miscellaneous books and is proficient in esoteric languages, can do this.

Below is a parable about the secret technique that takes the longest to open a coffin.

"The dragon's tail."

In the continent of Grande, it is often said that the tail of a single dragon is longer than the twelve dwarves strung together.

Aside from its racial connotations, it also mocks a creature as dispensable in a certain matter, someone who takes advantage of the chaos, implying that the presence or absence of one more dwarf is insignificant compared to the length of a dragon's tail.

This means the coffin can be opened in twelve seconds.

Ignoring Klecker's urging, Levi took two Necroflowers from the bone.

He explained:

"As a magic-based professional, you should understand the relationship between true names and arcane language, right?"