Wen Li's serious attitude was still trustworthy. In fact, she had probably already recreated it quite accurately.
The reason he'd asked her to repeat it was mainly to verify it once more for Fu Qian's sake.
To confirm whether certain things were what he suspected.
The sage with the golden staff, the guide of the Golden Saints, the heir to the ancient Blind Eye Academy...
They said music stirred people's memories, and it was certainly true. At that moment, a wise figure sprang almost directly into Fu Qian's mind: the sage Old Man, whom he had once explored beneath the Star Clock Tower with.
In the quest that had ultimately earned him the "Eye Within the Eye," he had played one of the Saints Seiya in the sage's party. Together, they explored the underground ruins belonging to the Blind Eye Academy, and he had even encountered the Pure White Angel along the way.
Throughout the expedition, Old Man had relied on the knowledge inherited from the Academy and served as their undisputed leader.
For instance, when they were searching for Bell Tower Hall, where the Holy Grail was kept, a statue covering its face and weeping had once blocked their way.
The method for opening the statue was also quite unusual: it required a melody provided by the sage.
That's right. It was the very melody Wen Li had just played.
The emotional rhythm surging within Kalaodola's flesh, which they couldn't even prove was human, had somehow been known to an ancient organization that had existed for at least several centuries and dedicated itself to exploring forbidden knowledge?
The Blind Eye Academy's reputation just kept growing.
Those sages of old, led by Lawrence, seemed to have explored the world with truly reckless abandon.
Unfortunately, the sage Old Man had