Chapter 1526: Chapter 466: S-level Plot, The Legend of the Haunted Castle_4 Chapter 1526: Chapter 466: S-level Plot, The Legend of the Haunted Castle_4 This was indeed ntioned in the classic books.
Leonard Churchill acknowledged this statent, and at the sa ti, he was reminding his teammates.
With this level of plot difficulty, even if they were a hundred tis more cautious, those destined to die would still die.
Everyone looked puzzled, and Garfield asked, “Ah… what should we do now?”
“Attend the gala.”
Leonard Churchill said and pushed open the door to the secret passage directly.
Beyond the door was a brilliant and brightly lit castle.
…
Leonard Churchill and the other five appeared inside the castle.
The castle had a huge garden with roses as crimson as blood, blooming gloriously.
It wasn’t just the six of them; the castle was filled with thousands of nobles, das, young ladies, and young masters, all dressed gorgeously.
Of course, there were also nurous bewildered apprentices from the Trial Space.
People from ancient civilizations are conservative?
No, not at all.
The nobles from the Altranc era were quite unrestrained.
Ladies wore grand gala dresses with very low necklines, exposing most of their breasts to the air.
So noblewon’s dresses were nearly transparent, and you could see almost everything of their graceful figures if you paid attention.
The young maids, unabashedly sexy, were flawless in appearance and figure, wearing black and white maid outfits that evoked primitive desires. They served the castle’s guests enthusiastically and did not reject any gentlen’s flirtations…
A sensual and extravagant gala was being held in the castle.
“Hidden plot triggered: Countess Mister of Black Crow Castle, a lady of renowned beauty, had countless suitors co upon hearing of her. She would often hold dinners in the castle, inviting nearby nobles and notables for the evening al. The gala was luxurious and sensual but also hid secrets unknown to all. Your identity is that of an Inquisitor, and your mission is to investigate the missing people…”
Enlightennt had already cautioned all adventurers not to act rashly.
No one had experienced an S-level plot before, but everyone had heard of it at the academy.
Everyone knew that the more high-profile you were afterward, the closer to death you were.
The apprentices in the garden did not dare to act rashly either, secretly observing. But their behavior made them look more like clumsy detectives, which was even more suspicious.
However, a faint smile appeared on the corner of Leonard Churchill’s mouth.
Vampires were almost indistinguishable from humans before their transformation, but to those who knew enough about vampires, there were differences.
Pale skin, sparse body hair, pupils deep… and in their eyes, a craving for blood.
Leonard Churchill only took one glance and noticed that there were quite a few vampires in the castle.
At least the maids were.
From this point, Leonard Churchill had almost completely figured out the plot line of this Trial Space.
No one knows when Black Crow Fort was built, but the only thing that has been handed down to this day is the tale of its last mistress, Countess Mister, and her stunning beauty.
Regretfully, that Countess Mister was likely a vampire.
What seed like a gala was actually a Feast for selecting blood als.
This situation had continued for many years.
Until today, when the Church of Light sent people to eliminate these vampires.
Leonard Churchill found it quite interesting.
He had traveled through ti, knew a bit about the Ti Rule, so he was sure that this was neither ti travel nor an illusion.
And the “haunted” legend had been circulating for a long ti.
Thus, Leonard Churchill figured that, more likely, it was so artifact causing the reenactnt of this scene.
And if he was not mistaken, the “person behind the curtain” was also here for that artifact.
To break the ga, this was currently the most reliable line of thought.
Thinking about it, Leonard Churchill imdiately beca intensely interested, looked up, and caught sight of the enchanting Countess at a window of the castle.
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