I have a shelter

During the conversation, Baron Gavi talked to George in depth about the manor and the Viscount for the first time.

It seems that before it became a forbidden place, the Viscount had already had some strange behaviors.

It makes people suspect that he has a deep connection with the devil.

"Everything started slowly after he attended the banquet of Lady Elizabeth. I don't know what happened to him on the way, which made the manor the source of disaster here. But later I judged according to the time node, it would start, it should be during that period."

Many people went to that banquet, but what happened to the Viscount was an exception. Maybe he originally believed in the ancient gods and hid it very deeply.

But in any case, the Viscount did become very strange for a period of time before the changes in the manor appeared.

He began to lock himself in the attic and did not go out. Someone heard the Viscount's painful roar and crazy groaning. Then there were the burn marks on the carpet, and the long marks on the chandelier and the stone ceiling of the passage.

Later, some people even swore that they saw a huge red demon with horns wandering in the manor castle in the middle of the night.

Later, in the middle of a violent strange noise late at night, the servants followed the sound and opened the closed door of the Viscount's room, and found that the dome of the attic was broken into a big hole, and something was flying in the sky.

Some servants fled the manor in panic, but only one survived and fled to Baron Daniel's castle. After that, the manor completely lost contact with the outside world.

And the servant who fled to Baron Daniel's castle also gradually went crazy as his body rotted.

He was the first blasphemer discovered by the lords.

Baron Daniel was a devout believer, and there was a church in his territory. And he himself had received the baptism of the Seven Gods.

However, in this foggy era, the peak period of the southern territories. He who could defeat the blasphemer, after gathering a large army, never returned.

"Many years have passed, and many people only remember the backs of Daniel and others who left at the end."

"But everything is still just our guess - some people say there is a demon there, but no one has really seen it, and no one has seen it come out. This makes people doubt the existence of demons, but blasphemers do exist. And among these terrible resurrected people, many of them we have known before"

"I don't know what can turn so many knights and soldiers into that look, but if there is, I'm afraid it can only be a demon"

"Has that thing never come out since then?" George asked.

"Never." Baron Gavi emphasized his tone: "Never in all these years. But since a while ago, we found that more and more monsters gathered there, and blasphemers have slowly wandered out"

After listening, George couldn't help but fall into thought.

And just as he fell into thought, the fire in front of him suddenly flickered, gradually outlining lines of words

[Regarding this secret, I'm afraid you can only go to the manor to find out - after all, the demon guardian is a 'source of disaster' in the valley, so it will never step out of the manor before receiving the order from the master. ]

[Side Quest 4: Mystery of Fall (I)]

[I: You have discovered a 'source of disaster' in the valley. After destroying it, the haze covering the valley will be partially dissipated - Fog -20% effect (optional)]

[II: This success will undoubtedly inspire people, and then the Book of Dawn will be able to collect hope outside the shelter - the power of these hopes can only be temporarily retained for a short time and cannot be used as common applications (including rune words), but can be used to create some special things. ]

[III: On the head of the demon, there is a piece of your trophy - but the premise is that your head should not be hung on the manor by it. ]

[Note: There are many 'sources of disaster' in the valley (the same is true in this world). Every time you clear one, the disaster that will be suffered here in the future will be reduced by one point. And it will have a slight impact on this world. And every additional place, the disasters that will be faced in the future will be more serious! ]

[Tip: When the source of disaster is eliminated, and you happen to hold the Book of Dawn. Then people's hopes will be temporarily guided over and a "spark of hope" will be ignited. The "spark of hope" will purify the surrounding land, evil spirits, and dispel the fog, allowing the sun to cover this place again (duration: 1 day)]

[Loot - Skull of the Fallen]

[1. Fanaticism: When the demon-slayer warriors are furious, their physical fitness will be temporarily increased by 30%, and 1 point of vitality will be burned per second. Duration: 2 minutes. This state cannot be terminated unless they drink blood. ]

[2. Bloodthirstiness: When the demon-slayer warriors are in a fanatic state, each time they kill an enemy, the knight will gain a +5 life recovery/6 seconds state, and it will be difficult to control their desire to kill-compared with the dead, they are more eager for things that can bleed. ]

[3. Call of the Fallen: The demon-slayer warriors are inevitably stained with the blood of the fallen. This blood will change their physique (2 points) and recovery ability (+1 life recovery/6 seconds), while also cursing them, eventually luring them into becoming bloodthirsty demons! ]

[4. Not afraid of fire: Warriors who have been stained with corrupted blood will have a certain resistance to fire: +10 fire resistance]

[Negative effect: Whenever the warrior is asleep, he will be tortured by nightmares. 】

[Explanation: When this trophy is hung in the Knight Hall, regardless of whether anyone swears an oath here, anyone who has looked directly into the eyes of the devil will always be affected by the devil (the three states are inevitable). But this trophy will increase everyone's confidence, and the light of dawn will also eliminate the nightmare caused by the devil. 】

[The light of dawn reminds you: sooner or later you will face these things, but I hope you can be more cautious when you face it for the first time - at least have a firm heart. Of course, no matter whether your heart is firm or not, if you I found it by accident. There are some strange little stones there. Please don’t pick them up.]

[Otherwise the Light of Dawn will reduce your satisfaction by -1! ! 】

These words that suddenly appeared in front of him made George slightly distracted for a while. When he came back to his senses, he saw the pleading eyes of Baron Garvey - looking pitifully at George with him, and the man with a fiery figure and long rose-colored hair who was leaning over to pour wine. Miss 'Caitlin Wood Elmer' (the middle name was inherited from her maternal grandfather, and Caitlin's mother is the second daughter of a certain earl).

"You know that I have no children, and although I am only a baron, my territory and the property accumulated by my family can be placed in the kingdom."

Baron Garvey's words were actually spoken by George when he was watching the light fire. He didn't pay much attention at the time, so I don't know why he mentioned this issue of inheritance. But Baron Garvey's tearful plea reminded him of what Garvey said, "I'm willing to do anything."

As a bishop who leads the Knights Templar, he should naturally be able to deal with such 'little things'. What's more, he has repeatedly claimed before that the Holy See sent him here to save the people here.

However, even though George gave that faint promise, he felt that his scalp was hard. But he also wanted to know what the things in the south were all about.

‘If you can’t even defeat these little B-soldiers, then there is no hope for the valley. I might as well go back and loot Baron Garvey's castle, take the refugees here, and return to the sanctuary like the Duke of Windsong, and just be a shrunken turtle.'