Lord: Harvest two talented teenagers at the beginning

The light faded away, and a magnificent ancient relic appeared before everyone.

On both sides of the teleportation array, darkness enveloped everything.

Catherine raised her hand, her fingertips trembled slightly, and a beam of bright light burst out from her palm, dispelling the silent darkness around her and illuminating the entire ancient ruins.

Weilin looked around. The light fell on the stone walls, carving strange pictures and reflecting a dark golden glow.

In the distance, a broken altar can be vaguely seen, covered with corroded silver charms, faintly emitting faint magic power.

Come to think of it, he had already encountered the ruins of the Kingdom of Zeshita twice.

One time was during the Seven Years' War between the Kingdom and the Dwarves, when he followed the clues provided by his great uncle and set foot into that mysterious place.

One time was when he came out of the Cecilia demiplane and was wandering on the deserted island he accidentally landed on, and he found the mysterious portal that his uncle broke open.

And this time is the third time. It seems that I am really destined to be with the Kingdom of Zeshita. As for whether we are destined to be together or not, I will have to explore further before I can tell.

"Welin, go ahead."

Weilin looked around and said very modestly, "Madam, I'll just take a look around first."

"kindness."

Seeing Catherine nod, Weilin took Kyle deeper into the ruins and began to observe this ancient relic.

Seeing this, Kyle and Celeste walked down the teleportation array and each chose a direction to explore.

Looking at Weilin's back, the young man fell into deep thought. After a moment, he turned to his student and said, "Blue, you go too."

"is teacher."

The old man put away the magic book he had just taken out, took out a magic wand, walked down the teleportation array, and went to study the ancient ruins.

As a result, only Catherine and Crest, two legends of the kingdom, were left on the teleportation array.

In the corners of the ruins, Weilin touched here and looked there, looking for clues.

He knew his own level. If he hadn't gotten the news in advance, he would be a complete layman facing this kind of ruins.

After more than two hours, Weilin, who had found nothing, came to a cave, found a relatively flat stone slab, swept away the dust on it, and lay down comfortably.

"Rest for a while and then we'll talk."

Next to the teleportation array, the young man spotted Weilin slacking off and said with a smile, "That boy is good, he suits my taste."

Catherine looked strange, but said nothing.

Whether it's laziness or diligence, everything depends on luck. After all, I have explored this ancient ruins inside and out by myself, and bringing Weilin and others here is just a matter of luck.

In the cave on the left side of the ancient ruins, Kyle squatted on the ground, swept away the dust, looked at the simple symbols, took out a piece of white paper, and wrote it down on it.

Taking a moment, Kyle looked at the twenty-three strange symbols on the paper, none of which were in any known language.

"Could it be referring to some direction?"

With this guess in mind, Kyle followed the method taught by Odor and began to study these strange symbols from the perspective of coordinates.

After thinking for a while, Kyle successfully deciphered the first strange symbol in his own way.

Following the instructions, I came to a corner, dug out the floor tiles, looked at the symbols engraved on the bottom, calculated the direction, and continued to the next place.

After three consecutive reversals, Kyle came up with a number.

After you have written down the number, start your second hunt for the symbol.

"That angel seemed to have discovered something?" The young man sitting cross-legged on the teleportation array opened his eyes and spoke.

"It's a number. It seems that the various symbols under the tiles are a string of directional secret codes." Catherine responded.

"wait."

After saying this, the young man continued to close his eyes, not knowing what he was thinking about.

Seeing this, Catherine stopped meditating, took out a notebook and a feather pen, turned to the latest paper, and began to record.

Every time Kyle came up with a new number, Catherine would write it down and think about the connection between the numbers in her spare time.

An unknown amount of time passed, but after Weilin had rested seven times, Kyle solved all the twenty-three symbols and obtained twenty numbers and the three words "Jerset Tower".

“The next step is to crack the numbers.”

Kyle, lost in thought, sat down on a stone slab and began to figure out the meaning behind these twenty numbers.

On the other side, Catherine and Crest, each an ice elf, also began to think about the meaning of these twenty numbers.

Not long after, Weilin, Celeste and Bloor also got the string of numbers.

Compared to Celeste and Bluer who were deeply involved in it, Weilin was thinking for a while, resting for a while, and repeating this cycle over and over again.

For things that you are not good at, it doesn't matter how hard you work, just making some contribution is enough.

Thirty hours later, the young man suddenly stood up, left the teleportation array, came to the center of the ancient ruins, waved his hand to grab thousands of floor tiles, and built a ten-meter-high altar here.

Seeing this, everyone stopped thinking and looked up at the young man's actions.

The next moment, the young man took out many items from his own space preparation, most of which were extraordinary materials for setting up the teleportation array.

With a thought, many extraordinary materials were arranged in a circle on the altar.

The young man cut his finger and used the blood as ink to write the secret text.

A huge magical power swept around. Apart from Catherine who could see it directly, only Kyle, Celeste and the old man Bluer could watch it temporarily.

As for Weilin, he simply closed his eyes and avoided looking at the scene.

Among all the people present, he is the weakest.

Half an hour later, the young man stopped carving the secret text, healed the wound on his finger, looked down at the teleportation array, and fine-tuned the position of some secret texts.

After doing all this, the young man retreated under the altar.

Catherine came to Kleist and said with emotion: "Mr. Kleist, your character is really noble!"

Hearing this, the young man smiled and responded: "This is my bottom line."

Catherine said with conviction: "I've learned your lesson."

He could have kept it secret temporarily, and if no one could figure it out, the other person could have the secret to themselves after everyone left.

"Once my blood has completely penetrated the teleportation array, I can activate it."

Upon hearing this, the other people sat down on the spot, waiting for the teleportation array to open.

Seeing the young man's back, Kyle felt that he didn't understand enough and had not learned enough, so he would have to work harder when he returned.

As for Weilin, he did not have such an idea. To him, professional matters should be left to professionals. He should focus on the way of the knight and the way of the druid, and at most learn the languages ​​of other races.

Celeste had a different idea in his heart. He seemed to understand something, but still needed to put it into practice.

Two hours later, the teleportation array was completely stabilized.

The young man stood up, walked to the altar, lit up the secret text, and activated the teleportation array.

"It's time to go."

Seeing this, the other people all went up to the altar.

The next moment, the young man infused magic power, activated the teleportation array, and moved forward into the unknown space.

The light shone, and everything in the ancient ruins returned to peace.