"Iceberg Admiral" Investigates the Teleportation Array

The heavy stone door before Hobart opened, revealing a stone chamber built from dark-colored rock that looked exceptionally solid.

There were no lights anywhere aboard the "Trensoost Empire." At Hobart's level, he had no need for lighting. Even in absolute darkness, his spiritual perception could completely replace his vision.

Yet the stone chamber before him appeared utterly black. Not only was there no light at all, it seemed to be a blind spot for spirituality as well. He could sense nothing within it.

Servia explained, "These stones were specially prepared to seal the corpse of the Ancient Death God. Other than the groove in the floor, neither Its spirituality nor the pale light containing the essence of death can penetrate the stone walls."

Hobart remembered that the walls of the room where they had discovered the Ancient Death God's corpse had also seemed to be made from this kind of stone. Mr. Azik had even reminded him that if the corpse of the Ancient Death God was stored in an ordinary room, it had to be sealed to a certain degree.

Without a seal, the walls and surrounding environment would likely suffer some degree of corrosion and mutation.

Fortunately, the Ancient Death God's corpse had always been sealed within the "Country of Disorder," sparing him considerable trouble.

As he pondered this, he snapped his fingers and "Altered" the molecular structure of part of the hydrogen in the air, making it more flammable.

Following the snap, a flame the size of a lightbulb appeared before Hobart and Servia, burning steadily.

Under the firelight, Hobart indeed saw a groove in the center of the stone chamber. Its bottom was wooden, the only Mysticism loophole in the chamber.

Hobart told Servia, "Go prepare to activate the corresponding ritual array. I'll bring over the