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"Hehe, that's right."

Karl smiled smugly, then glanced at Jun Heng with a hint of suspicion.

"Young man, you've kept this well hidden."

"When did you obtain this divine mark?"

"Hehe, we're in the same boat."

Jun Heng narrowed his eyes. He could sense that there was definitely an even bigger secret hidden behind that old guy Karl.

His black market, which he had previously hidden in Dawn City, had probably been eyeing these two stone tablets for a long time.

"Young man, if you want to decipher the divine inscription on this stone slab, let's join forces."

Seeing that Junheng was unwilling to say much, Karl did not delve into it further.

"Join forces?"

Upon hearing this, Jun Heng's lips curled into a slight smile.

"Mr. Carl, isn't it a bit late for you to say that?"

"Why didn't you share those two stone tablets back in Dawn City?"

"It caused me to search desperately, and even made me a criminal in this kingdom."

Karl chuckled, a sly glint in his wrinkled face.

"Young brother, this is not something I intentionally concealed; this clue about the gods is of great importance."

"If word gets out, not only will my old bones be razed to the ground, but the entire Eastern Kingdom will be razed to the ground."

"Besides, you didn't have any divine mark on you before, so there was no way you could have entered this place."

As he spoke, he slowly walked to the stone tablet, stretched out his withered fingers, and gently stroked the ancient runes on the surface of the tablet.

"But now, you do have the qualifications to join the game."

Upon hearing this, Jun Heng's lips slowly curved into a smile.

He didn't rush to refute Karl's words, but instead walked to the stone tablet and carefully scanned the ancient divine script.

"The qualifications to enter the game?" Junheng turned around and whispered.

"Mr. Carl, you're being a bit too presumptuous with your words."

As soon as he finished speaking, the sun mark between Jun Heng's brows flashed, and the sacred fire of the sun around him suddenly blazed brightly, radiating an incomparably majestic divine power.

"Although we are both favored by the gods, my mark of the sun is the inheritance of the supreme god."

"Mr. Carl, if you want to join forces with me, won't you have to offer some more incentives?"

Among the gods, there are those who are strong and those who are weak, and the sun god is one of the strongest among them.

Karl's smug smile froze the moment the sacred sun flames rose around Jun Heng.

The divine power pressed down as if it were a tangible force, and the gray mark on Karl's palm trembled slightly, as if it had encountered a natural enemy, exuding an instinctive fear.

However, Karl's face quickly regained its cunning, old fox-like expression.

"Hehe, young brother, what you're saying is not true. I'm not the kind of person who keeps secrets."

Karl rubbed his hands together and said, "How about this, I can share all the information I've gathered about the Tower of God over the years with you."

"I have deciphered most of the divine inscriptions on this stone tablet."

"In exchange, if we really find the Tower of God in the future..."

"How about we explore together and split what we find equally?"

Upon hearing this, Jun Heng smiled, his eyes narrowing.

"make a deal."

He readily agreed to Carl's terms.

After all, his understanding of the Tower of God was indeed limited.

Since that old fox Karl dared to venture into the Forbidden Zone of the Burial Spirits alone, he must have possessed a great deal of intelligence.

Having such a guide can save you a lot of trouble.

As for splitting it equally, let's find the Tower of God first.

When Karl saw that Junheng had agreed, the wrinkles on his face smoothed out.

"Alright, it's settled then."

He turned and walked to the stone tablet, extending his withered finger to point to a line of divine inscription at the top of the tablet.

"This line of text records the origin of the Tower of God."

"It is said that in ancient times, the gods once fought an earth-shattering battle against some terrifying being from beyond the realm."

"That great war was so devastating that the heavens and earth collapsed, the sun and moon lost their light, countless gods perished, and the world was nearly destroyed."

"In the end, the gods defeated that extraterrestrial being at a heavy cost and sealed it in a mysterious place."

"The so-called Tower of Gods is both a trial left by the gods for mortals and a seal guarding the existence beyond the realm."

Jun Heng listened quietly, his gaze fixed on the ancient divine inscriptions on the stone tablet.

He could sense that the words contained an extremely ancient and heavy aura.

It's as if every stroke and line carries a piece of history that has been buried for a long time.

"Extraterrestrial beings exist..."

Jun Heng repeated the word in a low voice, and the image of the alien demon race involuntarily surfaced in his mind.

"Could it be that the Otherworldly Demon race is a race from beyond this realm?"

Upon hearing this, a profound meaning flashed in Karl's cloudy old eyes.

He slowly turned around, remained silent for a moment, and then spoke.

"An extraterrestrial race... that's a fitting description."

"However, according to the inscription on the stone tablet, the sealed being from beyond the realm is not the alien demon race you know."

Jun Heng raised an eyebrow: "Not a demon? Then what is it?"

Karl shook his head, a solemn expression appearing on his aged face.

"The inscription on the stone tablet is incomplete; much key information is missing."

"But from what I can decipher, that extraterrestrial being is more ancient and more terrifying than the alien demon race."

"The Otherworldly Demons are nothing more than secondary creatures that emerged from the remnants of beings from beyond the realm after that great war."

Junheng's pupils contracted slightly.

The Otherworldly Demon race is actually just a secondary species that bred from the remnants of that extraterrestrial being?

How terrifying must the true extraterrestrial beings be?

Junheng stood in front of the stone tablet, processing the information Karl had revealed.

The news was so shocking that he was momentarily stunned.

"Does this contain information about the location of the Tower of No God?"

After a long while, Jun Heng finally raised his head and looked at Karl with a deep and serious gaze.

"Yes, but the Tower of God does not exist in a fixed place in the world, but floats in the gap between space and time."

"Only those who possess a specific key can open the gate to the Tower of God at a specific time and place."

Jun Heng stood in front of the stone tablet, his gaze fixed intently on Karl's old eyes, which gleamed with cunning.

"A key?" he asked slowly. "What kind of key?"

Karl grinned and pulled two palm-sized stone slabs from behind his back.

"We need three things: in addition to the two stone tablets we found earlier, we also need the mark of the gods."

"Now we have all the conditions to open the Tower of God, all that's missing is to lock the tower's location."

Jun Heng's gaze swept back and forth between Karl and the two stone slabs, and he remained silent for a moment.

"Locate the location?" he asked slowly. "What do I need to do?"

Karl grinned, revealing his yellow teeth, and his withered fingers tapped lightly on the stone tablet.

"On the back of this tower, there is also a complete set of star charts for positioning."

"As long as we can find the star map teleportation array, we can directly find the location of the Tower of God."