Bright red blood and silver tal intertwined, forming a bizarre and mysterious scene.
In an instant, a finely carved coffin appeared above the altar.
The coffin opened, inside was a thin layer of tal, glowing faintly under the veins of blood.
The entire surface of the coffin was carved with densely packed runes, ford by blood, connecting into a piece.
Two crimson and silver tentacles erged from the ground, taking down the lifeless person suspended in the air.
The tentacles turned into soft ribbons, wrapping the body and placing it into the coffin.
As the coffin closed, chains appeared out of nowhere, tightly wrapping around it.
"This will do, for now, we can't destroy this body, nor can we take it out," Kana said.
The others behind him didn't understand but still nodded.
"Let's go, leave here, I want to seal this place," Kana said.
With that, Kana led the group out. With each step, a layer of intertwined blood and silver spread on the ground, expanding outward, gradually enveloping and sealing the entire underground space.
They reached the entrance.
Kana gently tapped the wall, like a ripple, the opening expanded, and was soon transported to the surface by a board made of earth and stone.
The opening was sealed, the entire underground space was completely closed below, sealed personally by Kana.
"Well then, I'll go ahead, your task is done," Kana waved with a smile.
He walked toward the open space ahead, blood and tal quickly intertwined, forming a single teleportation gate, connecting with a distant gate node.
Kana stepped inside and vanished, the teleportation gate remaining behind also disappeared instantly.
Watching Kana leave.
Everyone instinctively sighed in relief, even Vier let out a breath.
Although they were sowhat connected with Kana, traveling with Kana, that invisible pressure still lingered in their hearts.
After all, Kana was the Leader of the Night Watchers.
As for Lisa Lisa and the others, they dared not even breathe loudly from start to finish.
"Phew, such pressure," Tyr exhaled.
He couldn't help turning to look at Anger: "I heard you stole the Leader's wallet when you were a kid, what were you thinking then?"
Hearing this, Anger's face imdiately changed: "Damn, didn't I tell you not to ntion that?!"
That was quite a dark history for him.
"What's the big deal, if you hadn't stolen the wallet back then, maybe you wouldn't be where you are now," Bi'an said on the side.
"Who says that! You're making sound like I'm so kind of villain, I just needed the money for my sister's treatnt.
The Leader is a good person, he didn't hold it against us, even helped , I wanted to repay him, that's why I joined the Night Watchers back then."
Anger retorted.
Then he deflected: "Why don't you bring up how Yorndaren opposed the Leader back then, and got slapped by Lady Alyris at that ti?"
"Hey!" Yorndaren couldn't hold it in either.
How did it turn into airing each other's dirty laundry?
Vier sighed, trying to diate.
Yorndaren curiously asked: "Why do you feel such pressure too?"
Among them, Vier arguably had the closest relationship with Kana.
"Of course, even though I often see His Highness, he's different.
Like a serious elder, suddenly going on a mission with you, how nerve-wracking is that."
When they were young, Kana would tease children, but gradually got busier and more serious.
As the status elevated, aside from the closest group from back in the day, others would more or less feel the pressure.
Lisa Lisa and the others followed nearby, listening to the conversation among the Night Watchers, sweating heavily.
Are your experiences all this wild?
A bit of banter relieved the day's psychological pressure.
Yorndaren looked at Toby and the others.
Asked: "So, would you like to join the Night Watchers?"
...
Kana crossed through the teleportation gate, returning to the City of the Black Tower.
As soon as he erged, Bobo, who had been waiting beside, pounced on him, leaping onto Kana's shoulder in a few bounds.
"There are so many people here, don't act like a monkey," Kana said sowhat helplessly.
"I don't care about that now, how is Vier?"
Looking at the anxious Bobo, Kana slightly nodded: "Seeing this way ans there's no trouble, no worries."
Hearing Kana's definitive answer, Bobo finally cald down.
"Co, let's go to your office and talk about what you've encountered."
Kana's departure was known to the leadership of the City of the Black Tower.
When he returned to the office, many were already waiting.
After Kana left, Alyris saw his return and also breathed a sigh of relief, nodding slightly.
Inside the office.
Kana briefly described to everyone what he did after he left.
After listening, Bobo looked at him in confusion.
"You an, you just defeated an Evil God?"
Kana nodded slightly: "In summary, yes."
"This..."
This made everyone sowhat incredulous.
It sounded like going out and killing a chicken.
"Alright, don't show that expression, it was all sorts of coincidences that led to this result, but it's good for us, right?"
Kana said with a smile, then led a few people to the top of the Tower of Trial.
Upon reaching the top, Kana lightly tapped in the air with his finger.
The surrounding air instantly surged like boiling water.
"What's this? The space is disturbed... linking to sothing?" Bobo imdiately saw through.
Alyris had already placed her hand on the sword hilt.
Kana reached out and placed his hand on Alyris's hand: "Don't worry, I'm receiving sothing coming from afar."
After the vast space rged, the marked items set by Kana would directly land on the top of the Tower of Trial.
The space surged increasingly until it finally twisted completely, a tal tree composed of blood and silver dropped down, along with the Blood Silver Torch nearby.
As soone who manipulates blood, Alyris imdiately sensed the different essence within the tree.
"This is the power I used to kill the Evil God, I had it shaped like a tree back then, and what a pleasant surprise it was."
Kana said, walking over to explain the function of the tree to others.
"Try to study it, co up with a plan, these materials can be used to craft a Godslayer weapon."
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