I can see experience bars after being transported to another world.

"What's more troublesome is that," one of them glanced at Lu Yuan before speaking, his eyes showing some concern. The Grand Knight Commander of Rock slightly raised his chin, indicating that it was alright, before continuing, "when he was reciting the prayer, it seemed as if something was protecting him, which means that the one he worships is currently active."

The Grand Knight Commander of Rock frowned immediately.

It's not scary that the beliefs are strange; what's scary is that the belief has awakened, and this guy clearly won't confess, and there's no way to use forced memory search. Who knows what's hidden in this heretic's brain? If he sees something he shouldn't at the moment his consciousness connects with his, he'll be dead for good, and not only will the heretic die, but he'll also die.

So for the time being, no one could come up with a good solution.

The man, on the other hand, looked at the crowd who couldn't do anything to him with a disdainful expression, as if to say, "Is this all you've got? What can you do to me?" At the same time, a fanatical look appeared on his face, "This is the result of His Majesty's protection of me."

Lu Yuan narrowed his eyes, staring intently at the heretic. The next moment, some information about this person silently appeared before him.

The heretic, as if he had been exposed to some secret that could no longer be hidden, suddenly roared madly in the direction of Lu Yuan, "You are blaspheming His Majesty!" he hissed, "His Majesty is watching, he has been watching all along."

Lu Yuan ignored him, and the gray and white text slowly surfaced.

[Target detected: Heretic from the Decaying Glory Society (Extraordinary Believer) (Severely Damaged) (Fanatical)]

A human being who believed in [the faith of] ...

The name of the church appeared directly. Although the being he worshipped was obscured by the black block, it was certain that it was a forbidden being. This was a bit troublesome, but the name could still serve some purpose.

When you go back and look at books about inscriptions, make a special trip to find books related to them; you might be able to find inscriptions that match those on the ground.

The heretic howled, looking as if he was about to rush over and tear Lu Yuan to pieces, but Lu Yuan just kept staring at him.

Grand Knight Commander Rock and the two interrogators were somewhat bewildered by this sudden turn of events, but they paid no attention to it, because who knows what kind of nonsense this heretic had in his head.

Lu Yuan withdrew his gaze, offered no explanation, and left with the Great Knight Commander of Rock, without lingering any longer.

Before leaving, the Grand Knight Commander of Rock gave the order to interrogate the suspect as soon as possible.

Of course, Lu Yuan didn't intend to talk about the matter of the Xiu Rong Society directly, firstly because it was difficult to explain, and secondly because it was unnecessary.

Since they already know the name, they can follow the clues and find an inscription related to the Decaying Society in the book that matches the inscriptions on the ground. He can simply say "I found it by chance," and the Grand Knight Commander of Rock will naturally follow the trail and trace it back to this sect.

Oden sensed that Lu Yuan had used some kind of skill to see something extraordinary, but he didn't ask, because everyone has their own secrets, so he didn't reveal them.

Lu Yuan, meanwhile, was deep in thought and hurried off to prepare to check on matters concerning the Xiu Rong Society.

Looks like I'm in for a busy day," Lu Yuan thought, looking at the sky full of books.

Grand Knight Commander Rock then led Lu Yuan back to the room filled with books, indicating that Lu Yuan could start working.

"If there's anything unclear about the rules, ask the people in the room."

After giving this instruction, Grand Knight Commander Rock turned and left.

The two or three figures in the room were still busy working on the half-inscription, and no one looked up at Lu Yuan. Lu Yuan didn't care. He found a spot with the densest pile of books and stood there. Looking at the stacks of books that almost reached the ceiling, he had a rough idea of ​​what to do. It seemed that he would be busy for the next few days.

The stack of books closest to Lu Yuan was covered with a thin layer of dust. Some of the books were new, some were old, and some even had mud stains on them, suggesting that they had been moved from the heretical stronghold.

Auden never asked what Lu Yuan had seen in the detention hall.

Lu Yuan knew that when he was watching the heretic, the commotion he caused was quite significant, and Auden couldn't possibly have been unaware of it. However, since he didn't ask, it was clear that he didn't want to uncover everyone's secrets, which saved Lu Yuan the trouble of making up an excuse on the spot.

Auden did mention the heretical path, saying that the guy was indeed on the path of faith, clearly an ordinary believer who dedicated himself entirely to the one he believed in, and perhaps wouldn't even be able to die for the cause when it mattered most.

As for more, Oden said it felt somewhat familiar, but he couldn't quite place what it was, so he gave him some time.

However, at this moment, someone who had also passed the intermediate inscription certification came over to Lu Yuan. Judging from his appearance, he must have received some instructions and came specifically to talk to Lu Yuan about the rules and methods of working here.

"The Grand Knight Commander of Rock has already explained it to you, so I won't go into details. When you're looking up these books, remember to categorize them properly, and after you've finished reading them, compare them with the inscriptions on the ground."

The man pointed to one side of the room, "If you're unsure, fold a corner of the page and put it on that bookshelf. The bookshelf is full of books that need to be checked. If you think it's completely wrong, throw it on the rightmost bookshelf. Someone will then do a quick review."

Lu Yuan glanced in the direction he pointed and saw that the bookshelf that was to be checked already had a few books scattered around, indicating that someone had done this before. However, the completely unusable bookshelf also had very few books, suggesting that this work had indeed just begun.

"clear."

The method of the task was not complicated, even somewhat simple, and Lu Yuan took the opportunity to inquire about his current working hours.

Then, looking at Lu Yuan's somewhat unfamiliar face and the two certified badges on his chest, the man raised an eyebrow slightly. "You also participated in the potion counterattack by the Knights of the Lantern?"

Lu Yuan nodded, then added, "Besides, I'm still a freshman, and I still have some courses to attend."

The person was somewhat taken aback. "Is that so? In that case, I recommend that you spend half a day here, go to the potion shop in the evening, and use the morning for your own classes."

"But be careful, because the two missions you're involved in are both quite contaminated. Don't contaminate yourself."

Lu Yuan said he understood and would be more careful. He then thanked the man, who waved his hand, picked up a book as thick as a fist, and went to the side to flip through it.

Meanwhile, Lu Yuan also buried himself in a pile of books.

Oden wasn't idle either. He looked through Lu Yuan's eyes, partly to help keep an eye out for clues, and partly because he wanted to take this opportunity to learn more about the present era.

When things actually started, Lu Yuan realized he had underestimated the situation.

He originally planned to trace the book down to the name "Xu Rong Hui" (朽荣会), but these books didn't have a table of contents at all. The names were all very general, such as "Complete Collection of Churches," "Complete Collection of Inscriptions," and some strange collections of inscriptions, as well as notes by so-and-so on their observations of inscriptions. Judging from the names alone, it was almost impossible to determine who it was related to.

Moreover, there are at least a thousand books here, and you have to flip through each one. After flipping through them, you have to compare them with the inscriptions on the ground. Just thinking about the workload makes one's scalp tingle.

Furthermore, it is explicitly stated here that it is not allowed to forcibly record the inscriptions on the ground. In other words, you can only compare them to prevent problems from arising from memorizing the inscriptions. If there were no such rule, you would only need to roughly memorize the inscriptions and then compare them with the book.

But Lu Yuan could understand why this rule was necessary. What if you memorized the inscription completely, and then while flipping through a book, you happened to find an incomplete inscription, compared it, and recorded the complete inscription ritual in your mind? It's hard to guess.