Kallen had thought they would be teleported into another enormous cavern, but when the white light faded, he found himself inside a towering building.
Overhead was a vast dome, with an imposing figure depicted upon it-the sort of mural Alfred had always longed for.
However, this was not the God of Order, but Tyranus, one of the four great attendants who served him.
In the mythological accounts of the "Light of Order," Tyranus was not the most prominent figure. Compared with the other three attendants and the Twelve Knights, almost all of whom had their own remarkable stories and glorious achievements, Tyranus seemed very low-key.
Yet his standing within the Order God Church was the highest, second only to the God of Order, because he had founded the Order God Church in accordance with the God of Order's will.
The God of Order was the Order God Church's totem, while Tyranus was its true founder. He had written the first version of the "Light of Order."
"Tyranus Hall?" Richard looked around. "I always knew it was in Vien, but I never knew which city it was in, or exactly where."
"Your grandfather doesn't know either?"
"My grandfather probably knows, but he wouldn't tell me. A lot of places within the church can only be entered and used by specific departments."
Kallen could not help recalling the balls of light he had gathered in that space of time.
Everyone taking part in the selection was young, since there was an age limit. Most of them were visiting this place-or even a place of this caliber-for the first time. Their youthful nature asserted itself, and everyone began looking around.
Kallen saw Leon and Laure gathered in a small group of a dozen or so people, standing in a circle and chatting. The