What's Wrong with Camping in the Train Carriage? (4k) / What's Wrong with Camping in the Train Carriage (4k)

The maids had copied materials, with one extra copy made. Dark separated it out and handed it to Professor Kazel. Then—

Professor Lily pointed at herself and said, "What about me? Me?"

Dark sighed, separated out the portion of the materials he had already read, and placed it in her hands.

Professor Lily gave a sly grin, then sat beside him and began reading it carefully.

This expedition's target was a temple belonging to a certain "Goddess of Life."

The discovery of this temple had originated from historical records. Yet those "historical records" had always existed, and no one had discovered it before now.

Clearly, these "divine miracles" all had a limited window of time.

Their appearance followed the rules.

Before the Age of Gods, it was as though they had been tightly sealed behind a door.

Only when the Age of Gods arrived did "divine miracles" begin leaking through the door.

The closer it came, the wider the crack in the door became, and the more "divine miracles" appeared. The Temple of Life discovered by the Duke's Mansion originated from a god named "Kukuku."

That name was indeed rather abstract, unlike the true name of a great deity. But that was what the historical records said.

However, even after searching through the literature, the Duke's Mansion had found very few documents related to him.

The main reason they could confirm that the Temple of Life belonged to "Kukuku" was that it contained a great number of Feathered Serpent statues and Feathered Serpent totems. A Feathered Serpent had the form of a "snake" combined with "wings," and in myth and legend, they were also known as "Truth Tellers."

They could not lie, could see through falsehoods, and glimpse the truth. This fell squarely within Professor Kazel's field of knowledge.

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