Murals of the Odin Ruins
Wizet subconsciously used Magic Eye and found that the place was emitting a dazzling silver-blue light, comparable to the hall in Mirror World.
Ominis leads the way, and Wizet walks behind with a wand in hand, absorbing the Ancient Magic Power here and pouring it into the pages of the book.
After Xenophilius saw the tall building, he quickly asked breathlessly, "Mr. Ominis, are we almost there?"
Ominis nodded and responded, "Yes, through those giant trees, you can reach the Wizard Ruins left by Odin."
Luna quickly came to Xenophilius and handed over a handkerchief obediently, "Dad, wipe your sweat!"
"It's better to be my baby." Xenophilius was very moved and picked up a handkerchief to wipe the sweat from his forehead.
Just like yesterday, they first searched a large circle around the ruins, but still found no trace of Crumple-Horned Snorkack.
Putting aside some disappointment in their hearts, they prepared to enter Wizard Ruins to take a look.
When Wizet came to the open space in front of the palace, his eyes were immediately attracted by this magnificent building.
This Odin used to be a rest palace. The high walls made of rough stones are covered with green ivy.
Time has mottled the door frame, but also made the carvings inside more profound and vicissitudes, with ravines outlining the flowing clouds and wind;
The clouds and wind intertwined lightly, as if they were dancing to a certain rhythm or writing a certain character.
Wizet can personally feel that these carvings are so natural that they may not be completed by conventional means.
Feeling the flowing clouds and wind carefully, he suddenly felt something in his heart, recalling the magic circuit diagram he drew during the Christmas vacation.
Thinking of this, he quickly took out his notes from his pocket and tried to combine his own insights with the magic circuit diagram to see if he could form a new pattern.
Luna looked up at the carvings on the door frame, "These carvings are so vivid... It feels like they were born naturally, rather than... being carved by someone."
Ominis smiled slightly and said, "As far as I know, when the wizards landed on the island, the carvings already existed."
"Maybe it's like you said, Odin records all his thoughts in the form of magic, so there are no traces of engraving, right?"
There are also exquisite reliefs on the walls on both sides of the porch, which seem to tell the shock of waves and thunder and lightning.
The relief not only captures the majesty of the sea, but also freezes the fleeting excitement into eternity.
"Odin is such an amazing artist!" Luna walked up to Wizet, "Are you... drawing a picture?"
"When I saw the carvings on the door frame just now, I felt like it could connect this picture." Wizet nodded and tried to draw a line.
"Is that so?" Luna came closer and saw the two magic circuits at the top of the note, as well as a dozen slightly scrawled connection diagrams below.
Wizet smelled the familiar fragrance of vegetation and subconsciously held out his hands so that Luna could read the notes more easily.
A slightly cold touch touched Wizet's fingers. Luna took the pen from his hand and looked at the connection diagram with interest.
"It seems like the carvings outside... did you get inspiration from there? I feel like this pattern is the prettiest. Maybe you can make them more lively."
Luna said softly, placing the tip of the pen on a connection diagram that was drawn before.
Wizet's hand trembled.
Not long after, Luna pushed the notebook back, "Look at this... is it much better?"
Although there are multiple connection diagrams on the notebook, Wizet can recognize which connection diagram Luna modified at just one glance.
The other connection diagrams still feel blocked, but only the fourth to last connection diagram communicates the two magic circuits very smoothly.
If I have to describe it in detail, Wizet can only say that it feels like a strong wind is pushing the boulder to move quickly.
"How is it? Does it look better than before?" Luna said with a bit of expectation in his tone.
Wizet nodded, with a bright smile on his face, "It's very beautiful, better than any pattern I've ever drawn."
"That's good!" Luna nodded with satisfaction, put his hands behind his back, and jumped forward a few steps.
Wizet took a breath, put the note back into his pocket, and quickly followed.
Let's study the combined magic circuit when we return to the hotel!
They walked along the porch into the hall, admiring the reliefs on the walls, as if they were on a lonely boat, feeling the baptism of waves and thunder.
There are also reliefs in the circular hall, which are also reliefs related to the sea.
It just depicts a calm ocean, and there is even a sunset sinking into the sea.
In the huge hall, there is only one stone seat in the center.
Other than that, there is nothing superfluous.
"It feels... empty." Xenophilius was pacing in the hall, his footsteps making a constant sound.
Ominis said, "Yes, many wizards who come here are as disappointed as you when facing the empty hall."
"Perhaps it is because of this that there are not many tourists in this Wizard Ruins, far less than the Wizard Ruins in Egypt, right?"
Wizet still maintains Magic Eye, pacing like Xenophilius, absorbing all the Ancient Magic Power contained, and then pouring it into "Wizard Combat Guide".
In fact, most of the map related to this island in my mind has been illuminated, but "Wizard Combat Guide" is still not satisfied and has never opened a new page.
"You can't let me climb on top of that cloud, right?" Wizet shook his head and smiled, stretched and looked around.
After Ancient Magic Power was absorbed, he was surprised to find that murals actually appeared on the walls of the hall.
However, Xenophilius on the side muttered, "There is nothing? I feel like my heart is empty..."
After hearing these words, Wizet understood that perhaps only he could see these murals on the wall.
The murals seem to overlap and appear extremely blurry, and it is impossible to see what is depicted.
Wizet frowned slightly and tried to use Wandless and Wordless Levitation Charm. It actually had an effect on the murals and separated them.
He quickly took two steps forward and looked at the four separated murals on the wall.
In the first mural, a towering tree appears. Around the towering tree, countless figures with hands raised in the air can be seen gathered.
In the second mural, on a ground strewn with bones, a spear pierced the sky, piercing a man's chest. No pain could be seen on that man's face, only peace and tranquility.
In the third mural, the spear was still piercing the sky, but the man whose chest was penetrated disappeared, leaving halos of light spreading outward one after another.
The last mural has a very simple scene, with only a wizard riding a horned horse.