Chapter 1625: Chapter 936: The Inverted and Intersecting Halls_1 Chapter 1625: Chapter 936: The Inverted and Intersecting Halls_1 Appearing before Leo Ray and his party was a gigantic prayer hall of the Dwarf Clan.
Sturdy and thick stone pillars held up the ancient hall, exuding a sacred atmosphere that felt both heavy and solemn.
The floral window ceilings in the hall were not the common round arches found in human kingdoms, but rather a characteristic of the Dwarf Clan—simple, straightforward, flat squares without any rounded corners or curves.
These intricate stained-glass windows made from special ores still looked shiny and new despite the passage of ti, depicting dwarves holding battle axes or forging hamrs.
The delicate lines in the rough designs were a feast for the eyes, making them beyond perfect as stained-glass artworks.
In stark contrast to the dwarf ceiling windows were the two rows of giant statues depicting dwarven guardian soldiers lining the center aisle of the hall.
The lifelike statues of devout dwarven soldiers were uniformly posed, holding long-handle battle axes in one hand and giant shields in the other, with each statue on one knee.
Ti had taken its toll on these tal sculptures, leaving them heavily rusted and covered in thick dust, making them look weathered and disconnected.
Most crucially, compared to the nearby ceiling, these giant weathered statues were very far from Leo Ray’s party, making the entire scene quite discordant and bizarre.
In fact, the mont Leo Ray and his party stepped out of the dungeon corridor, they were actually stepping on the artistic ceiling of the prayer hall, not the hall’s floor.
In other words, Leo Ray and his party had entered an upside-down prayer hall of the Dwarf Clan.
This unexpected, counterintuitive ancient scene made everyone in Leo Ray’s party montarily stunned, giving them an unreal feeling of stepping into another world.
“An upside-down temple? What a strange sight.”
In her astonishnt, Ariel Watson raised her head and waved her magic wand to guide orbs of light between the upside-down statues of the dwarven warriors on the ceiling. The orbs illuminated the path forward in the dark temple, like glowing lanterns.
“It’s indeed incredibly weird, and there’s also another very discordant aspect.”
Leo Ray’s eyes moved around as he walked through the upside-down temple, nodding thoughtfully, “The prayer hall is the most devout place, and an upside-down temple definitely isn’t sothing the Dwarf Clan would do intentionally. Add in that discordant aspect, and things beco quite clear.”
“Lord is right. That being the case, there’s only one possibility for the bizarre spectacle of this upside-down place.”
Red Night’s slender fingers gently stroked her chin, instantly grasping Leo Ray’s aning.
“Lord, what’s going on here?”
Ariel Watson leaned in, her delicate face full of confusion, clearly still not catching on.
“Let’s start with the discordant aspect, which is actually the most conspicuous part.”
Leo Ray gestured for the group to start moving forward and nodded to Ariel, “We were just in that gloomy dungeon and now stepped into this upside-down temple. It’s self-evident what the answer is.”
“I see!”
Upon hearing Leo Ray’s hint, Ariel’s eyes lit up, and she exclaid, “The Dwarves are known for being honest and stubborn. How could they possibly build a sacred temple connected to a death-filled dungeon? The two structures seem forcibly cobbled together, and that’s the discordant aspect!”
“Exactly.”
Leo Ray nodded slightly, guiding Ariel’s thoughts further, “We’ve explored many relics on this journey and grasped so of the mysterious effects left over from the Era of Blankness. One of them can perfectly explain everything.”
“It’s the effect of Dislocated Objects!”
Ariel caught on imdiately, taking over the conversation, “The two unrelated dwarf relics that appeared underground in the castle actually never existed here in the first place!”
“That explains the upside-down temple.”
Leo Ray stepped over a stained glass window on the ceiling of the hall and lightly snapped his fingers.
“If the Dislocated Objects can appear in places where they didn’t originally belong, it’s reasonable to think that in the process of being moved by so mysterious force, the objects could have been turned upside down.”
Hearing Leo Ray’s conclusion, all the subordinates nodded, fully understanding everything before them.
“Dislocated Objects, huh? This is just a lowly Otherworlder, but you know quite a lot!”
Harrison’s contemptuous and interested voice rang out, “This is a mystery that my Sanders Family has not figured out for more than 600 years. I suppose it’s an unexpected gain.”
“Before this, I always wondered one thing.”
Leo Ray ignored Harrison’s words and continued to speak to his subordinates, “We’ve explored nurous ancient relics of different races on this land of Coldfla Kingdom, and their distances seem too close, which is clearly unreasonable.”
“Indeed, especially the construction sites of the Dwarf Clan. Though they’ve been discovered throughout the Coldfla Kingdom, their scales have always been extrely limited, which has puzzled the kingdom’s archaeologists.”
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