Wizard Immortal

Chapter 249 Divine Stone

"The Divine Stone!!"

Standing before Syl, Thor was instinctively startled by what he heard, his expression changing drastically: "You actually defied the prohibition and brought the Godstone out!"

"Of course we wouldn't dare to bring out the complete divine stone; what the elders brought out were just a few fragments."

Standing before Thor, Syl gave a wry smile: "The elders had no choice. The curse had erupted; if we didn't do this, we would all die!"

Hearing this, Thor fell silent and stopped talking.

Why are those natives hunting you down?

After a while, he stopped dwelling on the previous question and changed the subject.

"That's a long story..."

A bitter, hateful look appeared on Sil's face: "In fact, the reason our temple seal failed was because of these natives..."

"Um?"

Thor's expression remained calm, but he was inwardly startled, and his gaze towards Syl sharpened considerably.

Feeling his gaze, Syl spoke bitterly, "On the day the curse broke out, those natives led people into the altar and, together with a few people inside, opened a corner of the seal, thus releasing the curse completely."

Why would they do that?

Thor looked on in disbelief, his eyes filled with anger and confusion: "And how did they get in?"

"We don't know the specifics of the situation at the time."

Syl's expression darkened, and his resolute face showed signs of fatigue: "According to the deductions of the extremely surviving elders, those natives were likely infected by the power of the curse, and thus were driven by the curse to want to unleash it completely."

"The reason they are hunting us down is very likely for this reason."

He paused, then asked with some confusion, "Speaking of which, Lord Thor, how did you manage to escape the curse?"

"That's a rather complicated matter."

Thor was silent for a moment, and then spoke.

They chatted for a while, and then Thor turned around, walked to Adir's side, and told Adir the information he had obtained earlier.

"A divine stone?"

Listening to the information reported by Sol, Adir asked with great interest, "What is this?"

"These are the things our ancestors left behind to suppress the curse, and they are also treasures that our people have guarded for generations."

Thor replied earnestly, "According to legend, once the divine stone is completely removed from the altar, the curse suppressed beneath the altar will be released."

Upon hearing this, Adir's heart stirred, and he vaguely began to speculate about this divine stone.

"Perhaps this is what I'm looking for this time."

Looking at Thor before him, Adir had this thought in mind before finally asking, "What did they say?"

"I told them about my situation."

Thor spoke truthfully: "I want to go to their camp first to find the fragments of the divine stone and see if we can suppress the curse on Yana."

"In that case, let's set off."

Adir smiled and then spoke.

After a while, led by the Krassus, they began to leave into the distance.

Not long after they started walking, by the evening of the next day, a village began to appear in the distance.

Seemingly sensing Adir's approach, a group of people on horseback rode quickly toward them from a distance. The leader was wearing black leather armor and looked very imposing.

"Syl, you're back!!"

Arriving in front of Adir and the others, they greeted Sir, who was leading the way, with a smile.

"Yes, we're finally back."

Looking at the person before him, Syl seemed quite emotional, then walked behind him and pointed to Thor, introducing him: "This is Lord Thor! The next heir of the family."

"Oh?"

Upon hearing his words, the middle-aged man in leather armor in front of him immediately turned serious and looked at Thor.

In his line of sight, Thor was wearing a thin leather armor, his body was strong and powerful, and he exuded the aura of a fierce warrior.

More importantly, the bloodline within the other party was emanating a faint majesty, which he sensed, almost identical to that of the elders he had met.

For their race, bloodline is undoubtedly the best identifier.

Sensing the power hidden within Thor's bloodline, the middle-aged man before him dismounted without hesitation and bowed to Thor, showing no sign of wavering.

"Please come in with me, Elder Michael is already waiting there."

After exchanging greetings, they chatted for a few minutes, and then the middle-aged man spoke again, his words appearing very respectful.

"Please lead the way."

Thor nodded, appearing completely at ease, unaffected by the other party's attitude.

We've traveled quite a distance.

Black plants began to appear along the roadside, densely planted around. Local people were also working in the fields nearby, constantly busy.

Walking quietly down the road, Adir didn't say anything, but just watched the scene with great interest.

Those black plants are the raw material for making kuma in the local area, and they are also one of the few things that can be grown on the black soil.

In the previous town, out of curiosity, Adir also bought some Kumar to test.

After some experimentation, Adir discovered that this stuff was actually similar to the drugs from his previous life, and even more addictive.

Seeing the raw materials used to make Kuma, he planned to take some for experiments to see why this plant could adapt to the black soil environment.

They walked forward for a while and soon arrived at the village gate.

At that moment, an old man dressed in a white robe was standing there.

It was an old man dressed in a white robe, holding a black cane. His wrinkled face looked somewhat indifferent. He was standing in front of the gate with some people, his indifferent gaze fixed on Thor in the distance.

"Thor, it's been a long time."

He looked at Thor approaching from a distance, his expression unchanging: "It's been years. You've grown up."

"Who are you···"

Standing there, looking at the old man before him, Thor's expression instantly turned serious, and he asked uncertainly, "Elder Michael?"

"it's me."

Before him, Mike nodded calmly: "Come in with me."

After saying this, he turned and walked into the village.

Behind him, Thor exchanged a subtle glance with Adir, his expression calm, and silently walked forward.

They walked to the end of the road and soon arrived at a living room.

"Sier has already sent someone to tell me the specifics."

Entering the living room and sitting down in a corner, McDormand looked at Thor and said, "You want to use the fragments of the Divine Stone to help your wife remove the curse? I'm afraid that won't work..."

Why?

Upon hearing this answer, Thor frowned but didn't react much.

"Not enough strength."

McDormand shook his head, looking at Thor in front of him, his expression turning somewhat serious: "With your bloodline, you should have sensed it when you entered this village, right?"

"This entire village is actually a giant barrier."

Thor raised his head slightly to look at McDormand: "You secretly took the fragments of the divine stone and placed them in the center of the village, using the power of the divine stone to create this small barrier, both for defense and to shield against the power of the curse, right?"

"good."

McDormand said in a deep voice, "But that's precisely why the power of the Divine Stone can no longer be used."

"The power to protect this entire village and resist the curse is already barely enough for this fragment. If it is used for other purposes, it will only cause the barrier to disappear faster and expose us to the curse."

"I only need to save my wife!!"

Thor's face was grim as he gritted his teeth and said.

"The power to save one person, if used on others, would be enough to save ten more people."

McDormand remained unmoved, his face cold as he spoke: "As the direct descendant of Crassus's bloodline, don't tell me you didn't sense the curse that was about to erupt within her, which could erupt at any moment."

"I only allowed her into this village because of you."

He looked at Thor in front of him, his expression remaining indifferent.

"Let it go..." A weak voice rang out from the side.

Seeing the two arguing over her, Yana turned pale and looked at Thor, trying to persuade him not to let him fall out with Mikedo over this.

"This power feels somewhat familiar."

Walking through the village, casually glancing at the buildings around it, Adir looked up and this thought flashed through his mind.

A unique power permeates the village before us, constantly enveloping it and forming a barrier.

"Is this why these people haven't been corrupted by the curse?"

Sensing the power around him, Adir thought with interest, "The village is surrounded by a protective barrier; the source of the energy must be that fragment of the divine stone."

"However, this kind of barrier is really unstable."

He looked up, thinking to himself.

After his bloodline transformed into that of a moon elf, Adir became extremely sensitive to the power around him, easily sensing both magical and other forms of energy.

Currently, Adir sensed that the power and structure of the surrounding barrier were very unstable, and the power within it was even constantly dissipating.

If this rudimentary barrier were to operate, the power that could originally sustain it for ten days would probably only last for one day here.

This is probably the flaw in the inheritance of these remnant families.

Thor's behavior reveals that although these people are descendants of ancient wizards, they have actually lost most of their heritage. They haven't even left behind the basic meditation techniques, which shows how destitute they have become.

With their lineage lost and even the wizard's meditation techniques nonexistent, the level of these ancient races is unimaginable. The fact that they were able to set up such a barrier is probably mostly due to the power of that divine stone.

(End of this chapter)