When Aaron followed Ygrim into the bottom of the lake, Vereesa stayed on the shore and watched the situation of the small lake. At the beginning, the lake did not change much.
But after about an hour, Vereesa keenly noticed that the ground beneath her feet was shaking, which made her worry about the situation below.
Soon the shaking of the ground became more frequent, and even the members of Tyr's Guard felt the changes in the earth. These tombkeepers, who had lived in this land for generations, gathered around the lake one after another, with a bit of worry in their eyes.
Vereesa, who was keenly aware of this, found Tavard and asked him what happened.
Tavard didn't seem to want to tell the answer at first. After being pressed by Vereesa several times, he slowly said, "This land has always been very peaceful, and earthquakes almost never occur. But... according to our records, three thousand years ago, this land also experienced similar changes to the present."
"Three thousand years ago?" Vereesa quickly realized something and looked worriedly at the rippled lake. "Does this mean that the monster released by Thoradin is alive again?"
"It should be like this," Tavard became more and more worried. After thinking for a while, he gave the order to other Tyr's Guard to prepare for battle.
Although the legend also records how powerful Ygrim is, Tyr's Guard also know how ferocious the monster underneath is. It is difficult to say whether Ygrim and Aaron can defeat the enemy.
Just in case, the members of Tyr's Guard returned to their rooms one after another and quickly took out their equipment. After these people were ready to fight, Vereesa discovered that almost all the adults here were Warrior who could fight in heavy armor, and there were also a lot of Paladin among them.
As the gravekeeper of Tyr, Tyr's Guard has been ready to fight that terrifying monster since Thoradin awakened Zakajz three thousand years ago. This is also the meaning of the existence of their army.
Seeing the Tyr's Guards getting ready, Vereesa hesitated for a moment and decided to stay on the shore and wait. If Aaron solved the monster, it didn't matter whether Vereesa went down. If Aaron lost to the monster, Vereesa probably wouldn't be able to kill the enemy if he went down alone.
However, although Vereesa forcibly restrained her worried emotions with reason and did not rush forward regardless, the worry in her heart could not be eliminated.
Soon, the trembling of the earth stopped. Everyone on the shore knew that the winner of the underground battle should have been decided. Everyone became more and more silent, quietly waiting for the moment when the result was announced.
But soon, the Paladins in the team all showed expressions of uncertainty. Tavard turned to look at Vereesa and asked, "Is that guy also a Paladin?"
After Vereesa nodded to confirm, he asked Tavard what he felt.
The expression on Tavard's face was very confused, and he said, "I vaguely felt an extremely powerful Holy Light erupting below, and... it seemed to be strengthening."
"It must be Aaron!" Vereesa Although he doesn't know what Aaron is doing right now, Aaron possesses the extremely powerful Holy Light She is still very clear about Aaron's Holy Light's power, even compared to the first Paladin Vereesa has seen.
"I wonder what that little brother is doing." Tavard muttered and continued to stare closely at the small lake in front of him.
"I..." Vereesa waited for a while and looked at Tavard. He was about to say that he wanted to go down and see the situation, but when he saw Tavard looking like he had seen a ghost, he asked in surprise, "What's wrong?"
Tavard opened his mouth slightly and said with dull eyes, "Down there, it's stronger."
Although Tavard couldn't finish a complete sentence, Vereesa also understood what he meant. Just when he was about to ask how strong it was to scare Tavard to such a degree, he heard the people around him facing the lake gasping for air, and each one of them became as stiff as a statue.
Vereesa turned his head to look suspiciously, only to see a raging Holy Light bursting out through the soil at the bottom of the lake, dyeing the entire small lake golden. Then the Holy Light suddenly jumped out of the lake and turned into a golden light pillar that shot straight into the sky. It slowly dispersed after a while.
It seemed that it resonated with that beam of light. The Holy Light on the Paladin present burst out uncontrollably, turning into beams of light several meters high, echoing the huge beam of light in the center of the lake.
"This... this is..." Tavard, who was also shrouded in light, changed his expression several times, and finally let out a long sigh.
"Is something wrong?" Although Vereesa was also surprised by the changes in front of him, he also noticed Tavard's expression.
"According to records, Tyr and Zakajz fought to the end. In order to kill the enemy, Master Tyr detonated all the energy in his body. Finally..." Tavard sighed and pointed to the small lake in front of him, "This lake is the traces of your explosion that year."
"There's no explosion now, right?" Vereesa didn't want to think that Aaron followed Tyr and chose to self-destruct, and hurriedly pointed out the difference between the current situation and the original situation, not only to refute Tavard, but also to convince himself.
"Miss Ranger, you may not feel that way if you are not Paladin, but... such a powerful Holy Light should not be able to be mastered by a human at all. Although I don't want to think so, but the situation in front of me..."
"No, it won't." Vereesa shook his head, held the Titans' Strike in his hand tightly, and said firmly, "I want to go down and take a look."
Tavard stared at Vereesa for a while, then handed the underwater action medicine in his hand to Vereesa: "Please do it."
After Vereesa drank the potion, he quickly got into the water and entered the channel at the bottom of the lake. Tavard on the shore looked at this scene and sighed again, ordering Tyr's Guard to divide into two parts, and one part followed him to the bottom of the lake.
Aaron After listening to Vereesa tell what happened just now, he was secretly stunned. He didn't expect that he could create such a huge formation.
"Did you encounter any monsters on the way in?" Aaron held Vereesa's hand and comforted her for a few words, then asked Vereesa if he had encountered any of Old Gods's minions after entering the tomb. Although Aaron and Ygrim swept the place on the way in, there was no guarantee that no fish had slipped through the trap.
Vereesa nodded. "I did see a lot of ugly looking monsters. Although there are a lot of them, they are not threatening. Tavard is leading his people to clean them up."
"Are you okay?" Although Aaron knew that those Fleshbeasts would not pose a threat to Vereesa, he was still a little worried.
Vereesa smiled and shook his head, "Those little monsters looked stunned. They didn't react when I came in."
"That's good." Aaron breathed a sigh of relief, turned around and looked at the entire cave, and said, "Let's go and call them in. There are still a lot of trophies here."
"These... are they from that monster?" Vereesa frowned and looked at the pile of bone carapace on the ground.
Aaron nodded, and he did not expect that although Zakajz was burned to ashes, the hard shell growing on its upper body remained. However, after experiencing the baptism of Holy Light just now, the shadow power on these shells had long since dissipated, and there was still a faint golden light.
Aaron had tested it just now and found that the hardness of these carapace was very high. He tried it with Strom'kar and found that these hard shells were enough to withstand 50% of Aaron's force. Although Aaron could cut through these hard shells with full force, this was enough to illustrate the hardness of this thing.
Just now Aaron was still worrying about how to bring this mountain of materials out. When he heard that Tavard had brought someone down, he took Vereesa with him to find him to help him.
Tavard naturally would not refuse such a request and directed Tyr's Guard to move these carapace in batches to Dreadwake. Aaron was thinking about how much profit he could make from these materials if they could be used to make armor.