Lynn subconsciously held the silver sword on his back.
But in the field of vision, there was nothing but dust falling down.
This strong vibration came and went away just as quickly.
After a while, the shaking stopped.
Lynn quickly opened the door of the villa and looked outside.
It was calm outside, the years were quiet, and nothing happened.
It seems that the shock just now was limited to the villa.
It won't affect the outside world.
No wonder none of the neighbors felt anything unusual.
"The whole house was shaking, but no evil spirits appeared, and my badge didn't respond."
"Okay, first of all, we can rule out that Godling is responsible."
Godling is a remnant, brought by Conjunction of the Spheres.
They are similar to human children in behavior and appearance, and they also like to play tricks like children.
The house in the city is haunted. At some point, it may not be a ghost. The culprit is Godling.
But Godling can only make a little noise to scare people at most, but Godling alone cannot make the whole house shake like this.
As for what exactly it is.
Lynn We have to continue to investigate to find out.
The house didn't look like it had been abandoned for a long time. The previous owner even left a lot of stuff in the house and left before he had time to pack it up.
Lynn drew out the silver sword, started from the first floor, slowly searched upwards to the third floor, and then returned to the first floor from the third floor.
He searched very carefully, even the corners.
And throughout the entire period of his search, the house still shook from time to time.
But the badge never responded, and no evil spirit came out to attack him.
When Lynn returned to the first floor again, he felt strange.
Because he didn't find anything unusual.
When he first entered the house, Lynn discovered that the house actually had a basement.
Since the problem is not upstairs, there is only one problem, coming from downstairs.
Lynn noticed that there was a layer of salt spread in front of the stairs leading to the basement.
Looks like the previous owner tried to use salt to ward off ghosts.
There are times when salt does come in handy.
But it was obvious that it wasn't ghosts that were making this house uneasy.
Therefore, the salt is wasted.
However, these salts are also like road signs, pointing out the way for Lynn:
The culprit comes from the basement.
Lynn slowly walked down the stairs and walked into the basement.
The basement is not big and is filled with lots of debris.
Lynn checked it again and still found no problem.
But he noticed that there were several cracks on one of the walls in the basement.
Air actually leaked out from the cracks.
In other words, there is nothing behind the basement wall.
"Aard."
Invisible air waves hit the wall.
The bricks and stones flew out, revealing the space behind.
Lynn followed the gap opened by Aard Sign and stepped into it.
Then he discovered that there was a man-made space underneath.
He continued to explore deeper along the corridor.
It didn't take long to reach a cave.
When Lynn took in the scene in the cave, he finally knew what was going on in this haunted house.
A tall humanoid construct made of stone and wood, trapped in a blue cage made of magic.
When it saw Lynn, it let out an angry roar, raised its fist, which was as thick as a normal person's waist, and hit the magic light shield hard.
The entire cave was shaken by its impact, and the magic light shield seemed to be about to run out of energy, and the light flickered sharply several times.
Fortunately, I managed to survive in the end.
But anyone with a discerning eye can see that this magic mask will not last long.
Either today or tomorrow, sooner or later it will be broken.
"Hell, isn't this Golem?"
Golem is not the monster brought by Conjunction of the Spheres.
But something created.
No matter what stories you have heard before, the first Golem was not actually created by a powerful warlock or elf sage, but a simple dwarf from Maribor City, a brickmaker named Bonhart Sesto.
This story happened many years ago, when Maribor City's persecution of non-human races was reaching its peak.
The elves and dwarves were accused of bringing the plague into the city - but it was later discovered that the culprit was a man named Madio, who worked as a busboy at a hotel in the city named Golden Goose.
It is said that Madio is responsible for serving meals and cleaning toilets, but he only washes his hands once a month and does not wash them thoroughly.
But before the truth was investigated, the persecution of non-human races started with looting of shops, arson and occasional beatings, and then the violence intensified and gradually turned into a brutal massacre.
The city guards didn't care about this, and as a result, the mob murdered more than 300 dwarves and elves in three days and three nights, including Bonhart Sesto's entire family.
Bonhart couldn't suppress his anger and wanted revenge, so he made a human statue more than three meters high out of clay.
And the names of the killed non-human races were engraved on it, and some dwarf curses were added.
When he was done, he slit his own throat. His blood spurted onto the giant statue, which came to life and began walking around the city.
Bonhart finally took revenge on his persecutors. The statue he created killed nearly five hundred humans, including the mayor and all members of the city council, before the city guards destroyed it with a trebuchet.
In the end, the Senate investigation found that Bonhart actually had a hidden magical talent.
Although he had no training, the intense emotions at the time of his death triggered the dormant magic within him and created a new spell.
It is this spell that gives life to Golem.
Although Bonhart is dead, the spell he gave Golem life aroused the interest of Brotherhood of Sorcerers.
After paying some price, Brotherhood of Sorcerers successfully restored this spell.
After several modifications and improvements, it is no longer necessary to pay the price of life to release this spell.
Since then, Golem has gradually become common and popular among the warlock community.
Looking at Golem trapped in the magic barrier, Lynn began to recall the knowledge about Golem in the books in Kaer Morhen Castle:
Since it is a construct created by magic, its entire body is made of hard stone and wood, with no weak spots.
Secondly, Golem's fist is as powerful as a battering ram, and can beat a plate knight into a pulp in just one blow.
Finally, Golem will not bleed, be poisoned, or even feel pain when touched by fire.
Of course, although Golem has no conventional weaknesses, it can still be defeated.
For example, the method used by Maribor City's city guards: using trebuchets or ballistae can directly destroy it.
In addition, since Golem is a construct powered by magic and spells, Dimeritium Bomb that is effective against a warlock will also be effective against Golem.
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