Wizard: I crush legends with martial arts.

Alphonse also noticed that Sera seemed to really want the bathing equipment, but she didn't say it out loud.

Alphonse does possess this keen eye for reading people.

A question arose in my mind. It was just a magical device. Did they not have any water magicians in Fantalia?

We're not familiar with each other, so of course I can't just give this to her for free.

If a girl doesn't even say anything and you rush to give her things, that's just being a simp.

The laboratory on the third floor mainly contained crystal containers and reaction vessels. The magic had dissipated, but the crystal containers and the reaction vessels made of adamantite were still relatively well preserved and not damaged much.

In addition, there is a crystal ball for measuring magic power, and a broken adamantite puppet.

The puppet has been disassembled, and its adamantite skeleton and various mechanical components are almost entirely covered on the experimental table.

At its core is a metal sphere, the surface of which is covered with runes.

According to Oates, in his later years, Godin had abandoned spatial magic and devoted himself to researching magical potions to prolong life, but unfortunately he did not have much talent in this area and achieved little success.

Later, he turned to studying magic that could transfer souls to puppets, intending to leave his soul in the world after death.

Unfortunately, he still failed.

In a fit of rage, he completely dismantled the metal golem that was meant to be its container.

Ultimately, he chose to leave the magic tower to seek a new path.

He left and never returned.

The people who came to the magic tower with the key were a different group.

Alphonse followed the principle of thoroughness, throwing everything of value into his spatial ring.

They didn't even spare the adamantite puppet that had been dismantled into pieces.

Fine gold is a precious material, and it is excellent for forging weapons.

A moment later, Alphonse followed Oates to the fourth floor, which is the top floor of Godin's Tower.

This floor is the collection room of the mage Godin.

It has many pedestals, display shelves, and metal bookcases.

However, most of the pedestals and display shelves were empty, with only a few metal vases and statues remaining.

There are still some books left in the bookshelf.

"This is where the old master kept his spoils and books. It seems the previous owner of the key took away the magic wands, magical weapons, and other items here," Oates said, cracking his neck and looking around.

Sera rushed to the bookshelf and reached out to pull the crystal-encrusted door, but it wouldn't open.

Alphonse's face darkened; it seemed he had been too kind to her, making her forget that she was a prisoner.

Oh well, I didn't plan to do anything to her anyway.

But why was she so interested in the books in the bookcase?

Is this why she came to find Godin's Tower?

Indeed, we all forgot to question her about it.

"The bookshelves here are all protected by magic, which is how the books are preserved intact and protected from the ravages of time." Oates walked up to the bookshelves.

Without any incantation, it simply waved its hand, and both large metal bookcases emitted a soft white light.

Now, Sera can open the bookshelf.

As soon as she opened the cabinet door, she hurriedly began rummaging through it.

Oates opened another bookshelf, looked around, and turned to Alphonse. "Master, all the magic scrolls kept here have been taken away; only some papers remain."

"It's alright." Alphonse didn't mind. He wasn't the first person to come to this magic tower, so it was only natural that someone else beat him to it.

Those guys didn't fare too well either; the earth dragon Fiaru sent them to the underworld.

"No?!" Sera grew increasingly agitated as she flipped through the pages. "Why isn't it there?!"

Alphonse walked over and glanced at the bookshelf, which was now in disarray.

Judging from the titles, they are either travelogues, poetry collections, novels, cookbooks, or similar books. In this day and age, they might be considered ancient books and thus have some value.

What are you looking for?

"Where is Godin's magic notebook? Why isn't it here!" Sera seemed to have lost her composure, her expression dark and gloomy.

Hearing this, Oates also walked over, raised his arm, and placed it in an empty column. "The old master's magic notes and research materials were all placed in this column, and they should have been taken away by the previous master."

Sera's body trembled slightly, looking utterly dejected and disheartened.

The Demon Sword delivered another blow at this moment, "The people who took these magic notes and materials have been dead for hundreds of years, so what books could possibly remain?"

"Do you know who took Godin's magic notebook?" Sera turned sharply, staring at Alphonse and the magic sword, and asked urgently, "By the way! You got the key to this magic tower, but you really didn't see Godin's magic notebook?"

"They all died at the hands of the earth dragon Fiar. Fiar emptied the items from their spatial rings and made them his own collection. That guy can't read human books, and after so many years, without magical protection, those books and documents would have long since turned to ashes," the Demon Sword replied nonchalantly.

Alphonse continued, "The earth dragon's collection is all in my hands, but I haven't seen any books."

"Earth Dragon Fiar?" Sera's eyes widened. "Where did you come from?"

"It's in a very large cave underground over there," Alphonse replied casually, pointing in a general direction.

"The Great Labyrinth of Basca, a forbidden land of death?" Sera bit her lower lip, somewhat incredulous.

She had heard her brother talk about it since she was little; it was a forbidden place, inhabited by countless ferocious monsters.

After passing the Dark Lord's Trial and advancing her profession from Assassin to Abyss Walker, she once went to explore out of curiosity and, confident in her superior stealth skills.

However, the terrain there is complex and the deeper one goes, the more powerful the monsters become.

She still remembers the danger she encountered there. She only sensed an aura, but before she could see the terrifying monster with her own eyes, she could not control her fear and retreated in panic.

Could that be the earth dragon they were talking about?

Little did she know, she had completely misunderstood; she had never actually reached the lower level.

In the maze-like cave on the first level, there was indeed a high-level demon, but compared to the fire dragon and earth dragon on the next two levels, it was nothing.

When Alphonse ran out, the monster, fearing the dragon's might, didn't even dare to show its face, and because of this, it was spared its life.

Sera was secretly alarmed. Although she had been captured by Alphonse, she believed it was all thanks to the Demon Sword. She could not sense any aura of a powerful person from Alphonse, but she could inexplicably sense a chilling and fierce power.

Alphonse, who was able to escape the Basca Maze, could hardly be an ordinary person.

Clearly, he is also very powerful!

To be able to snatch the earth dragon's collection from it and escape unscathed—that's quite a feat. (End of Chapter)