Idle game leads to another world

Magic is actually a general term. In many cases, even divine arts are considered a type of magic. It is obvious that magic was developed with reference to divine arts, which is quite contrary to the meaning of Tian Gang.

Strictly speaking, magic is actually not just one type.

For example, there is elven magic that can only be used by elves, truth magic activated by a few vague bytes, and psychic magic that uses psychic power to simulate spell effects, etc.

However, these magics have some unique limitations, and not everyone can learn and use them.

Therefore, the most popular is arcane magic.

The basic requirements for learning this type of magic are very simple. You have to be a top student and have enough magic power to cast spells.

However, arcane magic also has disadvantages, that is, many spells require corresponding casting materials, especially when the mage is not proficient in a certain spell, a large number of complicated casting materials will make people feel overwhelmed just by looking at the name.

So when you find the casting materials, there is no doubt that there must be a mage living here.

A mage with a level of 70 that can destroy a country can literally move mountains and fill the sea.

It stands to reason that this should be a very dangerous situation, but Ordai felt that the situation was not right.

If there really was a level 70 old man living here, Alde and the others would have been discovered the moment they came in.

But he made no movement. Even though Alde and the others had killed a seven-legged walking turret on the way, there was no reaction to such a big noise.

Either the old man was not here, or something went wrong.

So don't panic, just keep going inside.

Leaving the study and moving forward, Alde thought she would find a warehouse, a magic laboratory, or an alchemy room, after all, these things are a necessity for mages.

But no, she walked forward for less than ten minutes and reached the end, and found nothing on the way.

At the end of the passage was a doorway, with the national emblem of Subia engraved on the door frame.

The three of them slowly approached, and the first thing they saw was seven huge sculptures arranged in a circle facing the door.

This should be the statue of the seven apostles back then. There was no such thing in the secret room of Oswaya. After all, Subia was a demon kingdom pulled up by the seven apostles, so it was not surprising to have such a thing.

In addition to the statue, this is a spacious room of four or five hundred square meters. As soon as the three people stepped in, the oil lamps hanging on the wall and the braziers stuck on the ground were automatically lit.

This also illuminated something that should not belong here.

At the foot of the statue facing the gate, there was a human-shaped object sitting there. At first glance, it looked like a human-shaped crystal sculpture, but when you look closer, you will find that this thing is not a person at all.

"Illusion sucker... I should have thought of it earlier."

The shape is human, but the face is an octopus head, an oval head, slender fingers, and a pair of creepy eyes.

Although it looks like a crystal statue, the appearance of the Illusion sucker still makes people feel nervous.

Knowing the underground races, understanding the technologies often used by the underground races, using magic, and being able to create alchemical creatures, indeed, the Illusion sucker is very suitable.

Aoerdai took a few steps closer, but did not get close enough.

Although there seemed to be no danger around, and the prophecy spell did not issue any warnings, Aoerdai instinctively resisted approaching, as if every cell in the body was screaming for Aoerdai to stop.

Getting closer, she could see the details of the illithid statue more carefully. Alde found that it looked more shriveled than the average illithid, as if it was dehydrated.

Then a word popped into her mind.

Aaron.

This was not only a statue of an illithid, but also an illithid lich. They called the lich Aaron.

For the illithid, the undead creatures were the most disgusting existence for them. It might be that these guys who feed with brains felt that the undead creatures had no brains to eat.

And turning oneself into a lich was an absolute taboo for the illithid.

The illithid was controlled by a main brain. After the death of each illithid, its brain would be separated from the body and merged with the main brain. This was the obligation and right of the illithid.

But once it became an undead creature, it would not merge with the main brain. The illithids would always hunt down the same kind that turned itself into Aaron.

In other words, the guy who occupied the magpie's nest is not only a spirit sucker, but also a spirit sucker who practices both spirit and magic. With a level of 70, the dragon is probably no different from a gecko in front of it. Anyway, it can be crushed to death at will.

But what's the point of putting a statue here?

Aoerdai wanted to observe it carefully, but Nimya said at this time:

"There seems to be a badge of Subia on the ground."

Aoerdai's attention was on the statue. He looked down and saw that he was stepping on the center of the badge.

He waved his staff, and the whirlwind that rolled up out of thin air blew away the thick dust on the ground, exposing the emblem of Subia.

Aron can be said to be rampant in the demon domain. I am afraid that even if Saint Li Chengxi descends, he may not be able to win.

But compared to this thing, Aoerdai decided to do business first.

Yes, this is already the deepest part of the secret room of the Subia family. The place where the secrets are stored is here.

Oldie took out the tube of blood drawn from Flavia, poured out a little and smeared it on the missing corner in the center of the badge.

Almost at the same time as it was applied, the badge began to emit a faint red light. Alde stepped back a few steps, and the glowing badge began to fade, and gradually became nothingness, and finally disappeared completely from his sight, replaced by a staircase that tilted downward.

The stairs were not deep, and the bottom could be seen at a glance from above.

But this mechanism was not simply to dispel an illusion. In fact, this thing was a spell of the School of Conjuration.

As long as it was activated in the correct way, the secret room could be "summoned" from a distance. On the other hand, if it was not activated in the correct way, even if you smashed the floor, you could only see the stone.

Going down the stairs, there was a small room of only about ten square meters. There were murals carved on the walls in front, behind, left and right, and there was a high platform facing the stairs.

There was a shelf on it, and each layer of the shelf had a smooth stone slab, and you could vaguely see the words engraved on the stone slab.

The information carrier of the family secrets was actually a stone slab, which was somewhat a tribute to the primitive people, but in fact, if you want to keep the information permanently, engraving it on stone is the best choice.

Aoerdai first checked for traps and confirmed that it was safe before the three of them went down.

Ignoring the murals around her, Aoerdai went straight to the stone slab and reached out to take out the stone slab at the bottom of the shelf.

The stone slab was engraved with dense words. Aoerdai took a look and immediately frowned:

"This is indeed what we are looking for, take it all away."

She should be happy to find something, but she frowned because the stone slab was written in coded text and she couldn't understand it...