Wizard: Adventures in Two Worlds

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He wanted it, but safety had to be ensured first."Carl!"

Just then, Susan's voice came from up ahead. "Come take a look, what we've found."

...

This was supposed to be the boudoir of Cherry, the Island Master of Flame Island.

The high ceiling, made of delicate wood beams and stucco ornaments, allowed sunlight to seep through stained glass, casting mottled shadows that danced on the smooth marble floor.

rate it, nor can it hear believers' voices. Cherry probably intended to use this method to contact the Evil God's true form."

"No!" Carl shook his head. "It wasn't Cherry; it was the Evil God."

"It was controlling Cherry to set up the altar to channel its own power."

"Right!" Conni's eyes lit up. "Who would have thought, Carl, that you also have a certain understanding of Divines. We should communicate more in the future."

Carl smiled. "I'm curious about all knowledge."

"Destroy it!" Conni straightened up and, grabbing some books from nearby, tossed them onto the ground. "They're all about communicating with Divines, things that delude people's hearts."

"What if we keep them?" Lula stroked her smooth chin, her eyes flickering. "Maybe we could communicate with a Righteous God and receive blessings."

"The Gods have fallen." Conni shook his head. "Even the most devout followers of Divines cannot elicit Their response. We're even less likely to."

"What if..." After witnessing Cherry's power, Lula couldn't help but hold on to a sliver of hope. "What if we could?"

"If you did receive a response, that would be even worse," Conni warned. "Because you'd have communicated with an Evil God. As mortals, you must never try to comprehend Divines."

"I'll do it." Carl stepped forward. "Mortals shouldn't pry into the domain of Divines, but simply looking over a few descriptions of them should be fine."

Saying so, he picked up a book.

Conni frowned unconsciously. He knew better than anyone the temptation of these things; very few could resist trying them out.

It's one thing if there's no response to an attempt, but if there is... that's trouble!

...

Brown looked at the shattered crimson moon in the sky, his eyes shifting. The Guardian is unwilling to go to the Holy Hall. Why would the Goddess choose someone with no faith as Her Guardian? Could this also be the will of a god?

No matter what, the news about the Guardian must be sent back to the Holy Hall. It would be best if a Desecration Knight could come to ensure the Guardian's safety.

He lowered his head.

Brown carved lines of text onto a strange stone.

The text flashed briefly, then disappeared.

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Divine Domain Fragment.

Source Material: 0.6

Sure enough, Carl thought, looking at the light screen in front of him.