Mystery: Time Travelers of the Fourth Era

Chapter 549 The Beginning of Transmigration

Teleport...transfer...depart...

Failed.

This is undoubtedly a very bad, even chilling, piece of news.

This battlefield of divine war seemed to have turned into a besieged city. Those inside couldn't get out, and those who were originally watching from the outside couldn't get in. If it were said that this spirit realm space was sealed off, that wouldn't be accurate. Whether it was the erosion of the Eternal Darkness tributary or the infiltration of the disordered kingdom, it could all be transmitted over. Only two gods within it seemed to have lost their way and were trapped inside.

The grayish-white fog... grew thicker and thicker... making all senses within it increasingly blurred.

The "Blood Emperor" himself was, of course, cut off. His actions were one thing, but avoiding getting himself involved was another. In other words, the "Blood Emperor's" departure allowed the gods outside, who had lost their sense of "order" and "underworld emperor" to become increasingly wary, while their tense hearts calmed down slightly.

Fear, that needs no explanation.

The situation was somewhat calm, naturally because both the Hermit and the Blood Emperor were outside.

Even if we take a step back and assume that "Order" Terensost and "Emperor of the Underworld" Salinger die in that fog of war, then the trap will have been used and will no longer be lethal. Its drop characteristics will still allow us to steal it later.

In other words, as long as the Blood Emperor and the Hermit, who are unpredictable and dangerous, are still within the scope of surveillance, temporarily losing contact with "Trensost" and "Salinger" is not a bad thing. These two are essentially taking the fall for others, and based on the strength they showed when they worked together before, they are not so easy to kill.

What's even more concerning is something else entirely...

The Blood Emperor sacrificed Duke Jacob, one of his five dukes, to the Lord of Mysteries.

At least the other four dukes were frightened. Although they could see that Jacob was cooperating, they still frantically contacted the Blood Emperor, hoping that the great Emperor Tudor would give an explanation. This kind of thing is not something to joke about. This is really not something to joke about. In the Fourth Era, the consciousness of the Celestial Venerable is very active. The Three Ghost Families do not even dare to become gods. How can they provoke the Celestial Venerable like this at the end of the Fourth Era?

Within the gray-white mist, the two True Gods, whose explosive power surpassed that of ordinary Sequence 0, had already flown out of several raging seas. However, this space still seemed endless, and they couldn't fly out at all. They couldn't even sense the boundary. If they couldn't still sense the power of the Kingdom of Chaos and the River of Eternal Darkness, Terensost and Salinger would probably be terrified by this horror story.

However, while it's encouraging that the connection to the source material hasn't been broken, we still can't get out.

Use the Kingdom of Chaos to escape? The Kingdom of Chaos is on the Western Continent.

Using the power of the River of Eternal Darkness to escape is no different from jumping into the river and committing suicide.

Unable to grasp the current situation, the two could only consult the knowledgeable and farsighted genie... no...

Your Majesty, Eternal.

"The situation may be more serious than you think."

The "genie" was trapped in this gray fog and didn't really want to talk.

If you couldn't understand these things before, and you still don't understand them now, then the genie has lived in vain.

The Fourth Era was originally an era in which the consciousness of the Celestial Venerable was constantly increasing.

This increased awareness of recovery is more like a process of inertia.

As early as the First Era, one of the three pillars of the resurrection plan was left behind. After experiencing the Ancient God Era of the Second Era and the Glorious Era of the Third Era, even though the resurrection plan was interfered with a lot, the consciousness of the Celestial Venerable was always gradually becoming active, which was difficult for the Chaos Sea to suppress.

Even if the Chaos Sea is powerful, it has suppressed the Heavenly Venerable's consciousness for two eras. In the fourth era, can it still control the continuous resurgence of the Heavenly Venerable's consciousness above the gray mist?

Above the gray fog, there is the Source Castle, the Fool's Path Sequence 9 to Sequence 1 small blankets, and a large number of spirit tool people. The conditions for the Celestial Venerable's resurrection were actually complete from the very beginning...

Does that mean we're missing a physical body?

Is this a joke?

Leaving aside whether an existence like the Lord of Mysteries needs a physical body.

It's just a bunch of skeletons and rotten flesh. If the offspring of lower creatures can be used, why can't the Source Castle create one by wishing for it?

In any case, the Celestial Venerable, residing above the gray fog and within the Source Castle's affiliated divine kingdom, always had all the necessary materials for resurrection.

There is no possibility of it being taken away. The Celestial Venerable Curtain was kept in peace until the Fifth Era, and no one could steal it in advance. Moreover, within the affiliated divine kingdom of the Source Castle, the Source Castle can directly influence it nearby, making it extremely difficult for the Chaos Sea to intervene remotely.

In the Second and Third Eras, these two chaotic seas were even more active, giving birth to the Imaginary Dragon, the Elf King, and later, a great sun that constantly lingered outside. In these two eras, the resurrection of the Celestial Venerable was disturbed, which is somewhat understandable.

However, in the Fourth Era, the four true gods of the five families and one angel king all had strong independent consciousness, and their periods of confusion and madness were shorter. Therefore, the Chaos Sea had less room to maneuver, and it was more difficult for the Chaos Sea to influence the interior of the Gray Mist Space.

The only one in the Chaos Sea who could connect with the Gray Fog was a certain Elven Singer who landed in the Storm Sequence 5. This young transmigrator still carried some of the arrogance and cowardice of a transmigrator. He certainly wouldn't be happy if he were to be forced to run around like a dog by the Church of Storms throughout the Fourth Era.

However, this time traveler was not killed when he first landed.

He started with Storm Sequence 5, which was enough to make a living and get by, but he couldn't get into the Gray Fog Space.

Contact with the Chaotic Sea?

The ancient sun god had just been destroyed, but dared not.

But he had just landed, and although he was timid, he had at least read "The Ring of Destiny" and genuinely held the gods in contempt. He knew very well that to survive in this world, one couldn't do without a cheat code. He couldn't even find a group of elves to band together for warmth, because both Goshinam and the God of Fate had mind-reading tricks. At Sequence 5, no secret could be kept.

Therefore, this time traveler attempted to summon Arodes.

He thought it was feasible, and Arrodes could probably hear someone calling it.

Moreover, in this era, Arodes probably had no master and had little contact with living people, so he was probably quite ignorant. In the transmigrator's mind, even if he was on the wrong path and couldn't board the Gray Mist's ship, he could quickly try to summon it on the spot while he was still fresh from being thrown down by the Gray Mist.

Fortunately, it was successful. Perhaps Arodes, who was still secretly observing the world at the end of the Third Age, never expected that someone would try to summon him, especially a weakling at Sequence 5 with a strange smell. He had to take a look.