Mystery: The New Dark Emperor Arrives

Chapter 341 There is only one Amon in the world

Fenepot Kingdom, the small town of Kantor.

Hobert got up early and started today's new journey.

There are two roads from Feneport City to Colson County. One is to start from Feneport City and take the waterway along the Taidijie River, but now it goes directly to Bugas, the capital of Colson County. There is a passenger ship in the city, so it takes a lot of time to wait for the passenger ship, and the whole trip becomes about three days.

The other way is the overland route that Hobert is taking now. Because there is no direct train to Colson County, you can only take a carriage to get on the train at the railway station in Canter Town, and it takes six and a half hours by train to reach Bugas city.

Generally, you go to Colson County by train and return by boat.

On the train, Hobert learned more about Colson County. Only the southern mountainous area of ​​Colson County was considered by the king as a fief for nobles, and the north was still ruled by the county government.

However, after the freight transport on the Taidijie River was blocked, the city of Bugas was also marginalized.

This is the reason why the capital has not had a direct train to the capital until now. In recent decades, the whole northern continent has started a wave of large-scale railway construction.

The city of Bugas lost its significance five or sixty years ago, and has not caught up with this wave of "development".

There is no railway or shipping from Bugas City to the south. It may be possible to ride a horse or walk along the Taidijie River to reach Hobart's fief. The passengers on the train do not know how many days it takes.

I just heard that there are many bandits along the way, so be careful.

When Hobert arrived in Bugas City, it was already around 01:30 in the afternoon. When he got off the train, he first saw the small train station and the somewhat dilapidated urban area.

The decline of a waterway will have a huge impact on the cities along the way!

Hobert was also very surprised, why didn't the Fenepot Kingdom try to dredge the waterway again?
Of course, now is not the time to think about this question. Hobert found a hotel that looked fairly clean, asked for a room, and closed the curtains as if preparing for an afternoon nap. In fact, he was waiting for the arrival of the time for the Tarot Society.

Although he asked about the process of asking for leave before, he never asked for leave, so he said that he could attend the party normally.

At exactly three o'clock, gray mist flooded Hobart's sight, and he appeared again in the magnificent giant hall, sitting at the ancient bronze long table.

"Good afternoon, Mr. Fool..." With Audrey "Justice"'s crisp hello, this week's gathering officially began.

Although Audrey wanted to ask Hobert too many questions, she still insisted on saying hello to all the members first. During the greeting process, she found that the "sun" was obviously uneasy.

So Audrey asked out loud, "What are you worried about?"

Derrick the "Sun" didn't hide anything, and immediately told the story of himself successfully "faking sickness" and being sent to the bottom of the round tower for isolation and treatment.

Finally he asked: "Dear Mr. Fool, it is said that there is a god-level sealed item at the bottom of the round tower, which can seal and isolate the bottom of the round tower. Will that sealed item find out that I am participating in the Tarot Club?"

"The Fool" Klein replied: "Normally, it can't find it."

In fact, he didn't know either, but he didn't find any power trying to invade this gray fog, so he answered like this.

But Klein didn't finish his sentence, he continued: "But some magical items have strange effects."

Hobert felt that he had learned again: what is the highest state of "Talk of the Car Wheel"?It seems that something important has been said, but it seems that nothing has been said.

Seeing Mr. Fool's affirmative answer, the naive Derrick was immediately relieved: "I don't know what strange effect it has, it's one of the top secrets of the City of Silver."

Speaking of this, he suddenly remembered the "neighbor" at the bottom of the round tower, and asked blurted out, "Have you ever heard of Amon?"

Hobert really wants to send an Amon Card to "Little Sun" now: You don't even know how difficult you have provoked.

"The Hanged Man" Alger asked back, "Why did you suddenly ask this question?"

Derrick briefly described the conversation he had with the search leader in the next room: In 42, a search team encountered a man who called himself Amon in the depths of the darkness. They invited Amon to the City of Silver, and Amon agreed.But on the way back, Amon disappeared. After returning to the City of Silver, the members of the exploration team went crazy or lost control one after another. Only the captain was left, locked next to Derrick.

Everyone looked at the "Emperor" and "The Hanged Man". It seemed that only these two members could understand such weird things and problems.

Seeing that the "Emperor" didn't intend to answer, Alger said, "In the Fourth Epoch, um, more than 500 years ago in our country, or even longer ago, there used to be such a family that possessed a strange power. They belonged to the Tudor dynasty, and their surname was Amon.

"Even in that era when there were many high-sequence powerhouses, this family's surname was still a taboo."

"Why?" It was Audrey who asked this question, and Derrick didn't even have time to ask.

Alger said: "According to the information I have learned, the Amon family is a family of blasphemers. It is said that they hold the secret of stealing the power of the gods! Also, the Amon family claims to be descendants of the ancient sun god."

Derrick was confused for a while. Within the scope of his mythological knowledge, there was no ancient sun god.

So he looked at Mister Fool with puzzled eyes.

Klein said in his heart: I don't know either!

Of course, the Fool's ignorance cannot be shown, he can only pretend that he is not interested in this topic.

Seeing that Mr. Fool was "not interested", Derrick looked at the "Emperor" again.

Hobert pondered for a while and said: "The answer to this question is also of high value, but considering that you are facing great danger and will not have the opportunity to pay you in the near future, I might as well disclose some information to you."

"Very dangerous? Mr. Emperor, do you think so?" Derrick asked in surprise.

The elders of the six-member council think so too!
Hobert was slightly taken aback, but didn't realize it for a while: Could it be because I have read the original book, so when I heard about Amon, the "alarm bells went off"?
Alger took a breath and said helplessly: "If you don't think so, your brain is not normal.

"He is the only one in the entire expedition team who is still alive, which is enough to show that he has a lot of problems."

Hobert nodded, he still underestimated the simplicity of "Little Sun".

Derrick felt his thoughts suddenly clear: "I see. Thank you, Mr. Hanged Man."

Forsi, who listened with gusto, resisted the urge to cover her face with her hands: Nowadays, such a pure boy is rare.

Then everyone turned to the "emperor" and waited for him to reveal more information.

The "emperor" did not disappoint them, Hobert said: "The ancient sun god we are talking about is what you call the omniscient and omnipotent god.

"Also, there is only one Amon in this world!"

(End of this chapter)