"That's right! Bishop Oruffi even borrowed the power of the Lord of Light that Alfie had brought in, and successfully performed the oracle spell!" said Serent, dancing with his hands, and when Alfie told him about it, he added so many details to his own mind that Celent almost thought it was a miracle. Pen & Fun & Pavilion www.biquge.info

"Oracle?" the two of them asked again in disbelief. Tonight, Celent repeatedly subverted the perception of the two, and countless things that only appeared in legends popped up next to them at once, making them wonder if they were dreaming.

"Isn't that unusual? I often see Bishop Flon do it?" Celent threw another bomb, causing the two of them to be dizzy.

"The oracle is often used!Who is Bishop Fren, and where is he now?" asked the old shaman impatiently.

"Bishop Flon is my teacher and we live in the small town of Flosaken. He's been missing for a long time now, though, and I suspect it has something to do with my use of the Requiem Charm. Sellent said in a depressed mood.

"It's been missing for a long time, and it has something to do with your use ......of the Resoul Curse?" Leni immediately made the same judgment as Celent had in mind.

"The disappearance of Bishop Flon is most likely the price of my reinvention. Celent suddenly felt sad, and he felt that was the truth.

"If, as you say, Bishop Furren often uses oracles, he could not have predicted that he would disappear because of the reinvention spell you cast. Leni reassured.

"However, according to Bishop Fren, oracles cannot predict the future of the caster himself. As Serent finished speaking, he became more and more convinced that Bishop Fren's disappearance had something to do with him casting the Reinvenance Curse.

"And who did you save with the Soul Resurrection Curse?" Lennie, who diverted the topic in order to prevent Celent from being too self-blaming, inadvertently asked the key to the matter, and at this time she already had a faint answer in her mind.

"It's Alfie!" Celrant's answer made both of them look like they were.

"Is this bard really curious, I wonder where he is now?" asked the old shaman.

"We're separated. But I'm sure he's still alive. Silent replied in the affirmative.

"Why are you so sure?" said Lennie, curious, and asked a question that puzzled Serente.

"Because, because through this scroll we have a certain connection, and we can determine each other's safety. Unwilling to reveal the Stellar Magic Array, Syrent had no choice but to blame the relationship between him and Alfie on the scroll, and in a sense, he was not lying.

"Scroll! yes, magic scroll!" Sellent's words once again drew the old shaman's attention to the scroll, and he looked at the unfolded parchment scroll with great cherishment, as if admiring a beautiful treasure, "Look at the exquisite soul language on it, look at this simple but vivid illustration, it must have been from the hand of the greatest soul god, Chris Minos!"

"Chris Minos?" Upon hearing the somewhat familiar name, Sylent looked again at the spell on the parchment scroll, where Chris Minos's name was unmistakably written.

"Have you heard of that name?" asked the old shaman who saw the strange appearance of Sellent. Although it was taboo for the average Divine Cultist, this often unexpected priest had long since been classified as an outlier by the old shaman.

"There's his name on this scroll, and here it is. Serent said, pointing to Chris Minos' name on the scroll.

"Are you sure the meaning of these Soul Language letters translates to the name of Chris Minos? and do you know Soul Language?" asked the old shaman, who had just realized that the little priest knew Soul Language.

"Bishop Flon once gave me a copy of the Minoan Dictionary, which has a comparison of human language and soul language. Celerant's words had already surprised the old shaman. The teacher of this little priest is just like him, he is an out-and-out freak, and a devout disciple who is the Lord of Light will actually collect and study the things of the God of the Soul, the sworn enemy of the Lord of Light.

"The Minoan Dictionary sounds like it has something to do with the descent of the god of souls. Leni found common ground in their names.

"If my guess is correct, the Minoan Dictionary is probably something that the Divine Descendant of the Soul God created to promote the teachings of the Soul Cult. He is said to be known as one of the most prominent leaders in the history of Soul Cult. "The old shaman has not lived in vain for so many years, and knows many secrets that have long been lost.

"Is the Minoan Dictionary still on you?" Leni suddenly became interested in soul language, and wanted to learn it through the Minoan Dictionary.

"It's a pity that the Minoan Dictionary may have been taken by Lucas the Necromancer. "At the beginning, under the sacred retrospective of Bishop Olufi, there was a picture of Lucas holding the Minoan Dictionary in his hand, which also became one of the evidence of the Stowe lord's collusion with the necromancer at that time.

"What, you said the Minoan Dictionary fell into Lucas's hands?" asked the old shaman in astonishment.

"I'm afraid so. Celent said helplessly, it could be regarded as the last gift left to him by Bishop Fren, but he didn't expect it to be taken away by Lucas in this way.

"I think I know why Lucas suddenly broke through to the Sanctuary. The old shaman said with a very solemn expression.

Leni nodded as well, probably inseparable from the precious Minoan Dictionary.

"So what the hell is this scroll? Isn't it a relic of the Soul Cult?" asked Lennie.

"If I'm not mistaken, this scroll should be a fragment of the Soul Chapter that the God of Souls left on the continent of Eliat. The old shaman hesitated, deciding to tell Leni and Celent the secret.

"Soul Chapter, what is that?" asked Celent, confused.

"The Soul Chapter is a sacred relic left by the legendary soul god Mhost to the believers on the continent with the help of his spokesperson on the continent of Eliad, and belongs to one of the twelve movements of Genesis, and is an indispensable part of the composition of the Book of Creation. The old shaman explained.

"Why the fragments?" asked Lenet, surprised as she looked at the complete parchment scroll.

"Because the movements left on the continent by each of the main gods are incomparably powerful, it is obvious that this scroll does not have the power to destroy the world, but the breath on it does belong to the soul god unmistakable. The old shaman said with great certainty.

"Why not the other sacred relics of the Soul Cult, like the Seven Secret Treasures of the Holy See?" Leni still didn't believe that this inconspicuous scroll could be one of the twelve movements of creation, even if it was just a fragment as the old shaman said.