Chapter 327 - Chapter 327: Chapter 311 Completed (1/2)

Chapter 327: Chapter 311 Completed

“Time Stasis Stone, let’s not talk about that now, we have a more important task…”

With the oracle of the great Lord of the Lost, Byrne immediately understood what was most important and hastily interrupted the Time Stasis Stone’s ensuing narrative.

The Time Stasis Stone couldn’t hear the oracle of the Lord of the Lost, yet it sensed the group’s expressions turn solemn suddenly.

“Okay.”

Byrne nodded slightly.

He then gazed forward, took a deep breath, and signaled the other three to follow him as they moved on.

Thus, the members of the Fischer family slowly advanced.

In the vast underground ruins, a golden orb floated abruptly in mid-air, its brilliant golden light twinkling like an elf, emitting a warm glow as if it possessed endless power, irresistibly drawing one’s attention.

Each strand of golden light within the orb shone like a star, dazzling and spectacular, making one feel as if they were in a dreamy world.

Byrne and the others were dumbstruck, as if they had witnessed an incredible miracle; the golden orb before them appeared to be the most beautiful existence in the universe, impossible for anyone to ignore.

Yeager was dazed for a moment, then murmured to himself, “What on earth is that?”

“I can feel a kind of endless power,” Byrne took a deep breath and continued, “It’s a tremendous aura, I can’t believe its source.”

The members of the Fischer family felt a boundless attraction to the golden orb, they were very curious, with no idea what it could be.

But everyone understood that it was undoubtedly an extremely important treasure!

Lilian was even more excited, believing the great Lord of the Lost would be very pleased with this new offering!

“…”

Just then, Lilian turned to look at her father, the excitement in her eyes barely concealable.

“It’s okay, I have already spoken with the soul of the ‘Time Stasis Stone,’ he will become one of us… You needn’t worry about the internal affairs of the family, go ahead,” Byrne said, understanding his daughter’s concerns about revealing too many family secrets.

Having received permission, Lilian took a deep breath, knelt down, and raised a transparent bottle in her hands.

“Oh great Lord of the Lost!”

“After so many years, we have finally found what you desired, and we will soon sacrifice it to you!”

“We hope you will be satisfied.”

Suddenly, from within the blood-stained Gold Coin, the Time Stasis Stone’s terrified shout echoed.

“How can it be, you are heretics?”

“Mithril, you deceived me!”

It shouted, filled with both fear and anger, furious at the turn of events.

“Why didn’t you reveal your true identity before establishing The Oath? Damn it! Mithril, I don’t want to have anything to do with the Evil God!”

It was furious and scared because having ties with the Evil God might lead to a fate more miserable than its current one!

To some terrifying Evil Gods, consuming souls was all too common.

Faced with the Time Stasis Stone’s frantic questioning, Byrne hadn’t had a chance to respond when Lilian rebuked with anger, “How dare you! The great Lord of the Lost is the only True God in the world, He is like the Dawn in darkness, and when He rises, He will bring light to the whole world!”

“If you continue to speak so recklessly, the Fischer family will surely find a way to completely destroy your soul!”

“…”

The Time Stasis Stone immediately fell silent, its extensive experience allowing it to fully sense that the girl was definitely a fanatical heretic.

And fanatical heretics, they are often unstable in their beliefs and typically follow through on their words in this regard.

So, the Time Stasis Stone was not afraid of Byrne, but it genuinely feared Lilian.

Karl’s intangible consciousness floated in the air, quietly watching the four members of the Fischer family, and then gazed at the golden orb suspended in mid-air, feeling deep within that it contained a special power.

It was not any kind of Spiritual Power, but rather somewhat similar to the faint images of two gods.

What exactly was it?

He tried to use his intangible consciousness to make direct contact with the fragments of civilization and quickly discovered a familiar yet discomforting power, and it was this very power that caused him discomfort, that was intensely drawing him in.

[Origin.]

For some reason, the word [Origin] emerged in Karl’s mind.

He felt somewhat excited, a kind of deep-seated excitement from within, as if it were an ingrained instinct. Even though unclear about what was happening, it was still thrilling.

“Instinctive excitement… Could it be that I have some connection with ‘Origin’?”