Granny did not rush outside. She took out some materials from her pocket and began writing and drawing on the ground.
This was a communication ritual that could transmit information across vast distances and through space, and was almost impossible to intercept. It had only one small drawback: using it meant death.
Its principle was to inscribe a message into one's soul. Upon death, the soul would return to [], which was where Kaeschi the priest was.
Chloe had used this very method to send out a message before her death. Now, it was Granny's turn.
Though she trusted the Dragon Breath Cannon's combat power, Granny still prepared for the worst. What the [Nymph] path excelled at was concealment.
The moment she stepped into the sunlight, there would be no turning back.
The ritual was not complicated and was soon complete. Feeling the faint connection within her soul, Granny nodded.
Then she took a deep breath, her expression growing somewhat vacant. She pulled open her chest, splitting her body apart, and stuffed the Dragon Breath Cannon inside.
Then she pushed open the door.
As a Transcendence of the [Nymph] path, Granny had always been extremely cautious—not because that was her personality, but because the [Nymph] path's frontal combat abilities were simply far too weak.
Among Transcendents, even counting those from every evil god church, [Nymph] was still among the weakest tier. Mira, the Mother Goddess Church's chief priestess during the Blood Port rebellion, could probably have fought Granny to a standstill.
The Mother Goddess Church's Transcendents were weak to begin with, and their short lives meant they had little combat experience. Even so, they were still in the same tier as [Nymph].
Thus, Granny had always avoided combat, pushing her concealment and investigative abilities to their limits.
But she had