Abel also had a better understanding of this world's architectural style. Whether in God's Country or elsewhere on the Central Continent, architecture followed traditions passed down through the ages.
God's Country had inherited the legacy of the Outer Heavenly Demon, but it was impossible for that legacy to contain all knowledge. Much of the knowledge here had still been inherited from this world.
The underground space before him was a good example. It bore countless similarities to most of the underground spaces he had seen.
Looking over the underground space, Abel could roughly guess the purposes of certain areas. For example, the room with the enormous stone door was covered in array patterns. That was probably the temple's warehouse.
Farther away, there was a place with an obvious restricted-entry sign. That should be the temple's control room. If the temple had a spirit, that would be where the spirit managing the temple resided.
There were also several rooms that he could sense were dangerous without even looking closely, relying solely on his spiritual sense. Those should be where the experts stood guard.
He did not know the purpose of the remaining rooms, but they were probably important as well.
He did not hesitate for long. Divine Revelation had been away inspecting the ten resource points for quite some time, and he could return at any moment.
As the divine representative with the greatest authority in this temple, Abel did not want to encounter Divine Revelation. Divine Revelation's authority in this temple was simply too great, and he might discover Abel's presence at any moment.
Furthermore, Divine Revelation would bring back many experts upon returning. Their arrival would make Abel's actions much more difficult.
Abel's first target was the control room. He knew that once he dealt with it, many of