They all call me an Outer God.

Chapter 321 No.15 Engravings

The deepest part of the ocean is called the "abyss".

At this time, as Dagon fell, everyone headed towards the abyss of the sea. Everyone screamed, only to hear the sound of wind, water, and even some broken sounds in their ears. When they came back to their senses, they were shocked vigilance.

A real city underwater is a place like a normal city, with land, plants, breathable gases, and sky.

It's just that the sky is completely like an upside-down black sea at this time, and the roiling figure of Dagon above can be vaguely observed from here, as if it will fall at any time and turn the city into ruins.

But soon, it swam away from here and disappeared completely.

Only the waves of the black sea remained in the sky.

"Where is this place?"

Everyone had returned to their original appearance. They were at a loss about their situation on the ground, but Elmigan was the first to give the answer.

"North Adelin, and this was the former North Adelin. The abyss has swallowed up countless cities, but this place is the most well-preserved."

"How do you know?" The investigators stood up one after another. Everything that had just happened was an unimaginable experience for them, and it was even more of a miracle that they survived to this day.

It is no exaggeration to say that as investigators, they have reached perfection.

"I lived here for a while... before I took on the shape of a deep diver and had a human body."

Emika looked around, her eyes filled with memories and a bit of fear.

"The time here was fixed somewhere, and the people inside were all devoured by Hydra. At that time, a large number of extraordinary creatures came here to hunt humans, and even started under the influence of breeding..."

Without it continuing, everyone can guess what it wants to express.

"What a disaster. What is an easy move for God is destruction for us." Todway sighed.

North Adelin is already lucky, at least retaining most of its original appearance, while more cities have been completely submerged into the sea, and all civilization and life have been reduced to ruins.

"But here..."

Saler looked at those prosperous classical buildings, as if there were many people here wearing old-fashioned clothes just a second ago, talking and laughing freely walking through the streets and alleys.

Fitzton: "The gap between here and North Adelin is too big now. Now that we are here, what will happen to Dagon?"

"It is probably worried that the battle with Hydra will affect us, so it sent us here."

Emikana was worried about Dagon, and it kept comforting itself: "It will be fine. Since it brought us here, it must mean that there is some way to reverse the situation here - wait, is there something missing among us? one person?"

"Yes, that disordered one!"

"Where is Kercha?"

……

"The Black Sea in reverse position..."

Riya opened her eyes and saw this familiar scene, thinking of her previous experience in Grani, and became upset for no reason.

"Below the seabed is the city, and above the city is the ocean. Does this mean that the abyss will fall from the sky at the moment of Judgment Day?"

"Goo."

Little Swale cooed next to Riya. It had returned to the size of an owl. Seeing that its host finally woke up, it lowered its body and limbs and crawled to his side, and then hugged him around the waist.Riya lifted the back of its neck and put it on her shoulders, then picked up her hat from the ground, stood up with a stick and straightened her glasses.

The surroundings were a little dim, so Riya relit the kerosene lamp and held it in her free hand.

This seemed to be the interior of a palace, and there were candles on the walls. Little Sval flew over and sprayed sparks from his mouth, lighting them all up. This time, their sight was finally no longer obstructed.

However, Riya was still used to lighting up most of the places that were not illuminated by candlelight with the help of kerosene lamps. Seeing in the dark was extremely damaging to the eyes and could easily lead to true myopia.

"We got separated from them and seemed to have wandered into some strange place."

When most of the darkness was gone, little Sval flew back to Riya's shoulder, and Riya walked towards one of the walls and held up the kerosene lamp.

The light illuminated the carvings engraved on the wall particularly clearly, and the carving on this mural was of a person.

This man is sitting in a huge clam shell, with two giant pythons wrapped around his body. One giant python spits red molten flames from its mouth, and the other spits blue water waves from its mouth.

His figure was obscured by striped wavy patterns, but a divine light appeared behind his head. It was obvious that this man should be a character respected by the painter of the mural, and he was definitely not an ordinary person.

The artist's love and longing for this painting can be felt from the fineness and color matching of the mural. Riya guessed that the content in the painting was the human image of a god.

"There are other paintings around."

He walked to the other side with his cane, and the cane collided with the ground, making a dull sound that echoed in the empty hall, giving people a deep sense of loneliness.

There was only Riya alone in such a huge space. Of course, Shivar was also considered himself, so Riya was still alone from beginning to end.

The person in the first mural appeared in the second mural. He stood on a high place and was worshiped and admired by everyone below. This being raised his hand and dropped countless fish.

Riya continued towards the third mural.

The third mural: People were cheering when they caught the fish, but they themselves turned into fish. The fish were entangled together and their eyes were empty. The scene was very strange.

In the fourth picture, all the fish are submerged, and the sun appears and scorches everything, including the god.

In the fifth picture, God fights with the sun, and the giant python bites the sun.

In the sixth picture, a strange man appears in the middle. This man covers himself with a black cloak and stands between the sun and the god.

In the seventh picture, the picture gradually becomes distorted, with many faces appearing in it. The various lines are chaotic and abstract, making it difficult to see clearly what the creator wants to express.

In the eighth picture, the gods died and fell into the sea, and the sun illuminated the world again.

In the ninth picture, fish come ashore again and grow limbs. From left to right, their appearance is getting closer and closer to that of today's humans. Many animals have even evolved, and the sea level has receded.

In the tenth picture, people began to praise the sun.

In No. 11, a man in a dark cloak led people to open their arms toward the sun, and everyone built a statue of the rising sun.

No. 12, blurry, seems to have been deliberately destroyed by someone.

Ria frowned slightly and looked at the remaining murals. There were fifteen murals in total. The twelve, thirteen to fourteen were all unclear and had been severely damaged.

The last one was a carved image of a shining sun, with bright colors, but when Riya brought the light closer to it, the bright colors suddenly changed dramatically.

(End of this chapter)