Strange Voyage: Summoning the Fourth Disaster.

Chapter 462 Gray Mother's Kindness

If what Gray Mother said is true.

Narog had only one comment - well done!

Since you're occupying the toilet but not doing anything, just throw you into the pit and let you choke to death.

He fooled himself into believing it, but in fact he made the witches go on a dangerous journey to die. It is so immoral.

of course.

The premise of all this is that what Gray Mother said is true.

However, Rogge did not have the habit of completely believing a person's one-sided words when they first met each other, so in his opinion, these words could only be used as a reference for the time being.

"So... making witches commit suicide and store their souls in the dagger is a deal between you and Bonfire?"

Roger asked, his words were straightforward and he didn't beat around the bush.

The dagger that contained Nonia's soul is still in his custody. In fact, this dagger is not that special. It is just used to contain souls.

But there was no doubt that Nonia's original body was gone, turning into ashes right before his eyes.

And the reason is the dagger.

In any case, Roger didn't think this was a good thing.

Facing Rogge's question, Gray Mother nodded slightly: "When the world goes out, the flames of most lives will be difficult to sustain."

"The bonfire gatherers need some guidance, and I hope they survive... although it's a long shot."

Having said that, Gray Mother sighed slightly.

Witches have some special abilities given to them, but they are not actually life forms with high ignition points. If they don't do this, most witches will just become zombie-like remnants of fire, and she has no better choice.

Roger was thoughtful and considering it in his mind.

"So, as guides, witches need to consume souls to allow the right firewood gatherers to enter the Fire Temple, right?"

Gray Mother remained silent, apparently acknowledging this.

Apparently, this was the reason why she and the firewood collector did not get along well.

The witches were like her children, but she had to let them sacrifice their lives and even their last souls for an invisible and intangible "salary owner"...

"Change the subject."

Roger had no way to verify whether Gray Mother's words were true or not, so he changed the subject to another direction.

"Who is the will behind the bonfire and the firewood gatherer? Can you let Him come out and meet me?"

Neither the Gray Mother nor Agoni is obviously the ultimate will of the Bonfire. This is something that can be easily seen.

But Gray Mother shook her head and said, "You need to go to Agoni for this."

“No matter now or then, he is the one who contacted me on behalf of Bonfire.”

"So how much do you know about him and the bonfire?" Roger asked again.

"Agauni and Bonfire should both be the 'firewood gatherers' who once belonged to the Eternal Altar... This ancient title comes from a group of saints who once welcomed the firewood to the altar..."

"Because of this, they have always had a close relationship with the Fire Temple."

"But as time goes by, they are also changing."

“…some people’s thinking has changed.”

Gray Mother said slowly.

"Then do you know Sekasi? What is the relationship between the Altar Firewood Gathering and these firewood gatherers?" Rogge once again thought of this force that had helped him and conveyed reminders.

“Same origin, but slightly different philosophy.”

"The only enemy of the altar firewood is the one who seeks to stop the fire from burning."

Gray Mother answered Rogge's questions concisely.

"As for the Sekasi you mentioned..."

"...This child was taught by Agonis before he went to the altar to collect firewood." I see...

Roger nodded slightly.

When Sekasi first came into contact with the young player Zhang Ming, he told him his origin as "the firewood collector of the Fire Temple."

But later, as Rogge's understanding of the Fire Temple deepened, he discovered that there was a clear boundary between the firewood gatherers at the altar and the firewood gatherers.

Now it seems that Sekasi was not lying when she said that. She was indeed a "firewood gatherer" and had indeed been a member of the Fire Temple.

"If I'm right, the Altar Firewood Gathering should be closely related to the Eternal Altar."

"So... where is the Eternal Altar... what happened there? What caused the world to shatter?"

Gray Mother has a wide range of knowledge, so Roger naturally asked her the most critical question.

But faced with Rogge's questions.

Gray Mother shook her head slightly.

“The brokenness of the world does not end with the soil we live on.”

"Burning lives, flowing waters, even human hearts and memories... are not immune to the disaster."

“And what happened at the top of the highest flame was also buried. The beings enjoying the flame only knew whether it was burning or not, but could not know the reason why it was burning…”

Although Gray Mother's words sounded a bit mysterious.

But Roger still understood.

What she meant was probably that the reason why the world was shattered was that many memories related to burning lives were lost, including her own.

Life knows that it is "burning" but does not know why it is "burning".

Just say that you lost your memory because the world was broken and you don't know the reason, why do you have to make it so obscure...

Roger complained again in his heart.

If he hadn't heard Nonia talk about it often, he might not have been able to quickly understand the meaning of it.

However, he still didn't give up.

Start asking some side-related questions.

For example, before the "extinguishing moment", which fire god's "era" was it in? Was she familiar with this fire god who illuminated all living beings? And so on...

The answer was as expected - I don't know.

There is no doubt that the Extinction Moment has affected almost every corner. It does not mean that some places with special areas like the "Broken Core" are completely unaffected, but the impact is not as serious as other places.

Ok.

Rogge had no choice but to give up.

No wonder the firewood gatherers and the altar firewood gatherers are constantly searching and exploring. There is indeed a reason...

Then Rogge asked some other questions, such as Ashes, Great Dead Fire, Galgerda, Guraid Empire, etc.

Although Gray Mother knew something, it was only superficial knowledge and hearsay. Most of her memories were about the Fire Temple and the witches.

"…I have one last question."

"Why are you telling me this?"

Roger didn't think that Gray Mother's patient answer was without reason.

The firewood gatherers and the Fire Temple at least have some connection, after all, they had contact before the moment of extinction.

And this "candlelight" of his appeared almost out of thin air, and had no connection with either the Fire Temple or the Eternal Altar.

The reason why he was able to come before the Gray Mother was because of the introduction of Agonius.

Under this premise, the kindness expressed by Gray Mother to him... is somewhat intriguing.

(End of this chapter)