Wizard Immortal

Chapter 310 Rose Manor

"I heard that there have been several heinous murders in the Catutan area recently."

Inside the spacious carriage, a man of ordinary appearance and burly build, dressed in leather hunting attire, spoke, his voice echoing throughout the carriage.

"I've heard about it too." Alice, with her red hair, sat quietly beside Tama and nodded. "I have a distant relative who is one of the sheriffs of Katutan City. He once mentioned the situation there to me."

"Those who were assassinated were all nobles, and their deaths were extremely tragic. They were cruelly dismembered, their bodies were cooked and thrown to beasts to eat, leaving only their heads."

She slowly recalled, telling the people present: "According to my distant relative, in those cases, the attackers seemed to be performing some kind of ritual, somewhat similar to the usual practices of those famous cults."

"That was terrifying." Adak sighed, then asked, "What happened in the end? Were the killers caught?"

"I don't know." Alice glanced at the other person and shook her head, indicating that she didn't know.

Inside the carriage, the others also shared their opinions before gradually moving on to other topics.

Before they knew it, the carriage had left the city and entered a small road outside the city.

More than an hour later, the carriage finally came to a stop and arrived at a secluded location.

A fragrance of flowers wafted from afar, accompanied by a gentle breeze.

Led by Andak, the group stepped off the carriage and looked ahead.

Before me lay a vast estate, filled with patches of red roses and large expanses of silver grass, growing neatly and beautifully.

A wave of floral fragrance wafted through the air, invigorating the group.

"So many roses."

Looking at the vast estate before her, covered with countless roses, Tama was somewhat surprised.

"That's where the name Rose Manor comes from," Andak explained with a smile. "This manor was originally called Crand Manor, and it was run by the Crand family more than 30 years ago. It was called Rose Manor because it had many different colors of roses planted there."

"Every now and then, during holidays, the Crand family would hold a ball at the manor, inviting nobles from the surrounding area to come and have fun. It was considered a nice activity in the area."

He looked at everyone present and explained as he walked forward.

The others around him, listening to his words, nodded in agreement, marveling at the beauty of the manor before them.

"What a beautiful estate, so many roses. Even just maintaining and tending to them must cost a lot of gold coins every year," sighed a girl in gray beside Tama.

"Of course." Andak smiled, then looked at the crowd ahead: "Alright, it's almost time, let's go in."

He said this, and then led the people beside him into the building.

Beside them stood a young man dressed entirely in black robes, looking up at the vast manor before him.

"A faint smell of blood."

Sensing the atmosphere emanating from the manor through his natural senses, Adir murmured to himself.

Following his senses, he looked at the patch of bright red roses in front of the manor.

In his perception, the area was filled with a cold, negative energy, carrying a faint smell of blood.

"Rose Manor? I think it's more like a mass grave." Adir sneered inwardly, sensing the various auras that filled the surroundings.

Through the powerful sensory abilities brought by natural perception and the powerful analytical capabilities of the chip, he could clearly sense the troops in this place, and that every place carried a faint stench of corpses and blood.

Beneath those roses lay countless bones, buried deep in the earth, concealed only by the roses above, thus remaining undiscovered.

The entire manor was filled with the fragrance of flowers, so the faint smell of corpses and blood was naturally masked and went unnoticed.

"Kland Manor, the Kland family..."

He shook his head slightly and walked forward with the flow of people.

The Rose Manor ball is very famous in the vicinity, and every time it is held, a large number of nobles and celebrities will come to participate.

Given Adir's status and position, obtaining an invitation to Rose Manor would not have been difficult. He simply got a free ticket from a patient without spending a single penny.

Of course, to avoid being discovered by Tama and the others, he deliberately concealed his aura through the jade mark and avoided Tama and the others, simply walking forward with the flow of people around him.

As we entered the manor, the stench of blood grew even stronger.

Smelling the scent, Adir frowned, glanced at the tourists admiring the flowers around him, turned around, and walked away into the distance.

The ball usually begins at night, while during the day, visitors can wander around the estate and enjoy its scenery.

Walking around, following a path, Adir arrived at an open hall.

The hall was spacious, filled with sculptures and murals.

In the center of the hall stood a statue of a valiant man, who looked very tall and held a black longsword in his hand, which was engraved with a complex triangular mark.

"The King of Turing".

Looking at the murals before him and the massive statue in the center, Adir spoke softly.

"Yes." A voice rang out from the side.

On one side of the hall, there was an old man in a black robe cleaning, who looked like the caretaker of the place.

Hearing Adir's voice, he looked up and then laughed, "This is a statue of Turing I, the emperor of the Turing Empire. It is said to have been made by a master sculptor more than three thousand years ago."

"Turing I." Upon hearing this name, Adir nodded.

After such a long period of understanding, he was no longer as ignorant about the history of this world as he was when he first arrived.

Turing I was a legend in this world, and the first king to unify the entire world.

He established the first unified empire, taking the lead in changing the fragmented situation of dozens of countries, and single-handedly swept across all the countries at that time. His life can be described as legendary.

In a world where knights reign supreme, Turing I's ability to establish such a great legacy is undoubtedly terrifying.

According to some scattered records from Maran Academy, Turing I was very likely a true progenitor knight.

Quietly observing the surrounding hall, Adir noticed that there were many things related to the Turing Empire displayed in the hall before him.

Whether it's the statues of Turing I and the other emperors of the Turing Empire, the various ancient texts that record the history of the Turing Empire, or the large murals that record the Turing epic, they all tell the story of that era.

A strong sense of history enveloped the surroundings, causing Adir to turn his head involuntarily.

"It seems the owner of this manor is quite fond of the history of the Turing Empire."

Looking at the items displayed in the hall, Adir thought to himself quietly.

After a while, he turned and left, leaving only the old man in black robes standing there.

Soon, time passed, and night fell quickly.

A dance party is about to begin at night.

(End of this chapter)