Zell said that he would listen to Kasha's everything underground, and Taliyah did it. But now that she was back on the ground, she didn't know whether Kasha's judgment of the situation was correct.

After struggling in her heart, she did not completely obey Kasha in the end, but made her own choice.

The rock was not thrown out by Taliyah, but she turned to shoot a stone and knocked down the ascension talisman on the door. Kasha took advantage of the opportunity to retreat and catch the amulet and raised it towards the monsters.

The sunlight reflected through the amulet to the hyena's face, and the latter stopped. Although he was extremely angry and roared at Kasha, and even waved his claws a few times as if he was crazy, he never approached her.

The lizard stuck out his tongue and made a hissing sound. The hyena shook the ground unwillingly, then retreated to both sides of the door with the former, like two door gods.

Taliyah was alert to these guys, came to Kasha and asked carefully: "Are these guys also ascenaries?"

Kasha rolled her eyes immediately: "You ask me?"

"Uh...I think it's too similar, it doesn't look very similar."

"Is there any difference?" In Kasha's opinion, these monsters are not much different from Rekton. They are all huge in shape, full of animal characteristics, and exudes a violent and crazy aura.

"Uh...they don't have the aura of God, or glory, or more like the product of darkness. In my opinion, although Recton was crazy, he retained a hint of awakening in madness. And these two have not said a word to us yet, and they are more like beasts."

Kasha couldn't understand Taliyah's specious idealism. Although there was no big difference from the outside, she could feel through her skin nails that the vitality in the two monsters in front of her was far worse than Rekton's.

Rekton's body was filled with the so-called sun magic, and the sun magic that made these two bodies in front of him combined was not as many as him. If divided by strength, they were just equivalent to Rekton's ordinary form.

But even so, they were not able to defeat them. A common form of Rekton could already beat them to no avail, not to mention at least two this time... Kasha was sure that there were still a few lying in the coffin next to her.

"You are lucky. Kasha, Taliyah."

Zell suddenly opened his mouth and scared Taliyah's neck to shrink, thinking that it was the monster talking to them.

"The two guards you met are actually a creature called Bakai."

"Bakai?" Taliyah was unfamiliar with this term.

"Well, Bakai is the product of the failure of ascension. The magic from the sun cannot be perfectly integrated with the body, making them in pain all the time. Coupled with the great humiliation of changing from heroes to abandoned people, they often gradually fall into madness under the double torture. The mind is like a sand dune blowing by the strong wind, leaving only the anger made by the seeds of anger, and no sweet spring in the oasis can be extinguished."

"So ascension ceremony will also fail..." This touched Taliyah's blind spot in knowledge. She had heard the old man talk about the glory of the Ascension Empire. How powerful and majestic those ascension warriors are, but they have never heard of the failure of ascension and become monsters expelled.

It seems that becoming a god is not that simple. I don’t know how many failures are laid behind the birth of each god.

"The priests of the Ascension Group pushed the heroes to the altar are the priests of the Ascension Group, but the one who decides whether the heroes can ascend or the gods in the sky." Zer continued: "The kindness is to end the inhuman suffering of the losers as soon as possible, but for some reason, these Bakai escaped."

"Maybe we came in was a tomb, but a refuge?" Taliyah asked.

"They don't look as crazy as you said." Kasha observed the two Bakai for a long time. Although they were irritable, they were not uncontrollable.

"Maybe it's because of the ascension talisman, or it's because of other reasons... In short, go in, maybe the answer is inside."

Kasha held the amulet and Taliyah and passed through the two Bakai together. They did not launch an attack, but closed the door together as they entered the tomb. Losing the maintenance of magic, the sea of ​​sand separated outside the door merged, like two huge tsunamis colliding together, burying the tomb at the bottom of the sand again.

In the dark tomb, only the light emitted by the ascension mark illuminates the inside, and a layer of very delicate sand flutters up and down, so delicate that it can directly penetrate the soles of the feet through the shoes, which makes people feel a little uncomfortable.

Kasha looked at the sand and found that they were not actually sand. Just like matter was corroded and dissolved by the void energy, black smoke was left to emit. These sands were also things that remained after life was eroded and could be called "scum".

Taliyah felt that it was still too dark, so she turned on the flashlight given by Zell. The strange beam of light caused some commotion to the two Bakai. They followed behind them silently, as if escorting them, forcing them into a tomb.

The gate was opened by two Bakai, and light came out from it. As soon as Taliyah walked in, she found that it was not simple from the layout of the tomb.

The tomb is clearly closed, but the sun shines on the magnificent hall, which is puzzling. A bridge connects the door and hall of the tomb. After walking through the hanging bridge, on the left is a giant jackal statue with a knee-length sitting down. A golden disc hanging in front of the neck, which is like a celestial dog. On the right is another statue, with a wolf-headed and human body, kneeling down, and a golden disc hanging above the backrest behind him, indicating that the sun is witnessing the loyalty of the jackal.

"This should be where Nathers sleeps." Taliyah was convinced, because Nathers' image was the black jackal, the embodiment of wisdom.

Two Bakai guarded outside the door without following in. Kasha first looked at the two statues, then moved her eyes to the middle of the tomb chamber - a huge coffin lying quietly in the hall. A statue with a jackal head was erected in the front, and a green light was emitted from her eyes, as if she was looking down at them. In addition, there were chains on the ceiling with several sarcophagus like insect pupae, which looked very strange.

"This layout is like fear that others don't know that this is Nethers' tomb." Kasha knew nothing about Nethers, and the existence of the two brothers Nethers and Recton was as well-known as a family god.

Before Taliyah came to the huge sarcophagus in the center, under the jackal's head, there was a semicircular golden disc with distinct differences from the surrounding stones. She also noticed that a lot of dust fell in the gap, which meant that the disc that existed as a door had been opened recently.

She walked to the side and measured the size of the sarcophagus, then combined the ascension Grand Secretary in her impression, and finally came to the conclusion.

"Nethers should be here."

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