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Chapter 141 The Road to Death
In this way, under the orders of Queen Isis, Kasas was released and temporarily pardoned his crimes.

The other members of the Ibia family, including his father Ibia, are still imprisoned by the queen.

As for the family slaves, at the request of Casas, the queen released them as traveling servants.

Among them was Norn.

Kasas wept with joy when he saw Norn.

Ibia had only Casas as his only son, so he had no other brothers.

Norn grew up with him, and Kasas regarded this servant as his brother.

Queen Isis told Casas that perhaps Norn knew where the golden bull horn was.

The first thing Casas thought of was Norn, who was a slave of the Ibia family.

"Nonn, do you know where the golden bull's horn is?"

Norn looked dazed at the moment.

"Little master, what is that... how would I know?"

Casas showed confusion, but was soon relieved.

As a servant, how could Nuoen know about such a treasure as the Golden Bull Horn?

Must have been known by namesakes from other prominent families.

For this reason, Kasas spent several days looking for the norn of various families.

To his surprise, however, none of the norn knew what the Golden Bull Horn was, much less where it was.

Despair and frustration welled up in Casas' heart.

You know, he was temporarily pardoned, and his family was still imprisoned by the queen.

If the golden bull horn is not found, the members of the Ibia family will die in prison, and the history of the family will be cut off from then on.

"Cagaus, please enlighten me."

In desperation, Casas prepared to use the power of prophecy.

Just then, Norn stopped Kasas.

"What's wrong, Norn?"

Casas was very surprised,
"Do you have any idea? Do you know where it is?"

"I don't know, little master, but... I have a place I want to go."

Norn said softly.

"Tell me."

Norn took a deep breath, and then said:
"The kingdom of elves, that ancient kingdom thousands of years ago...

I heard from an old priest that there are various legends there. "

Hearing this, Casas patted his head.

He is the son of the prime minister, and he has heard legends about elves since he was a child.

Maybe...the Golden Bull Horn is in that Old Kingdom?

Casas thinks this is very possible.

Moreover, he didn't want to really use the precious power of prophecy for this.

"Little master, why not try it first? Find that kingdom first... look for the golden bull horn there.

if there is not,

Then it is not too late to make a prophecy. "

Hearing Norn's advice, Casas nodded slowly after thinking for a moment.

"It's just that, for so many years, no one has ever known where that ancient kingdom is..."

Casas hesitated.

"Let's go through the desert, we will be able to get there."

Casas glanced at Norn, and to his surprise, he saw indescribable affirmation in the boy's eyes.

The norn seemed absolutely convinced that they would find the Old Kingdom of the Elves.

Kasas was infected by this conviction, and for some reason, he decided to trust the norn.

"Okay, Norn. I trust you."

After having a goal, Casas is no longer as dazed as before.

He began to go around to find out where the ancient kingdom of the elves was, looking for the ancient history of 3000 years ago.

It's just that all this is easier said than done.

The lifespan of the three-eyed ape-man is only 80 years, and the dynasties have changed many times in the past 3000 years. Many historical books have long been lost, and the original history is also blurred. The truth is shrouded in a thin veil.

Norn and Kasas traveled around the Kingdom of Aga, spending a full three years reading countless history books, searching for countless legends and anecdotes, and even buying many ancient classics in the name of the queen. .

In the end, in the vast amount of information, Norn and Kasas roughly restored the whereabouts of the regent elf priest Dorias 3000 years ago.

After the death of King Ram, Dorias took over the power of the kingdom. As the population of the kingdom increased, the barren desert gradually could not support the kingdom. Next, follow the great river to the Aga Plain, and open up a world there.

After King Ram's son became an adult, Dorias returned the royal power, and led the only remaining clansmen on the road back home.

Since then, no one has heard of the elf again.

After many investigations, Norn and Casas discovered that Dorias had had two prophecies made before returning home.

"You shall not turn back the way you came, just as the great river does not turn back."

Casas murmured the prophecy.

This means that the group of elves 3000 years ago should not have returned the same way.

And another prophecy goes like this:

"You must not stop and look back, because disaster will follow."

In addition to showing that the road is dangerous, they also saw some clues.

"Catastrophe follows...Little Master...Does this mean that Dorias is going to take a very difficult and dangerous path?"

Norn asked aloud.

This was just a guess, but it awakened Casas.

"I remember... there is a 'Road of Death' in the Great Love Desert."

As the prime minister's son, Casas had been in contact with many camel caravans.

Those camel caravans carried food, wine, precious gems and spices, and traded between cities or city-states in the kingdom, often passing through the desolate Love Desert.

Therefore, among the camel caravans, there have been countless rumors, either weird, magical, absurd, or true... and the weirdest of them is about the road to death.

"Some people once said that they met ghosts there, and at night they took away camels and trapped people in the desert until they died of thirst; It is said that there are countless ghosts howling at night, that is the three-eyed ape-man who died at the hands of elves...

And the most frightening thing is that it is too barren, there are neither oases nor rivers, and the vegetation is extremely sparse... There are often sandstorms. "

Casas murmured, a little cold sweat streaming down his face.

He knew that the rumors he told were actually just the tip of the iceberg of the "Road to Death".

"Norn...no one ever walks through here."

Casas swallowed and said in fear.

Norn raised his head at this moment, and said:

"Maybe we just don't know...

Perhaps the Logosians passed through here, and returned to the kingdom. "

Casas saw Norn's firm eyes, and he was inexplicably in a trance.

Norn seems to be...

He was no longer the boy who obeyed his master in everything.

(End of this chapter)