Chapter 1643: Chapter 499: The Corpse of the Dragon God and the Moon Well Chapter 1643: Chapter 499: The Corpse of the Dragon God and the Moon Well “Huh…it can’t be stored in the painting?”
Leonard Churchill saw that there was a dragon egg in the box and didn’t hesitate to try to store it using the space relic “Monet’s Sunrise.”
However, upon trying, he unexpectedly found that it couldn’t be contained.
This situation only arises when the law level of the item exceeds that of the storage space itself.
Far from being alard, Leonard Churchill was actually delighted: “Could it be a Dragon God Egg?”
“Monet’s Sunrise” was the highest law-level storage relic he had ever co across, a work of an artist from the Taren Imperial Court, believed to be around the Ninth Rank in terms of space law level.
But now, unable to contain it implies that the dragon egg embodies an even higher level of law.
Legends say that the offspring of certain superior species inherit specific bloodline divinity by nature. Like Pureblood Giant Dragons, they possess combat power equivalent to that of High Tier Demon Beasts from birth.
Over the past few months, Leonard Churchill had seen many Sub-dragon Eggs in Giant Spirit City, but never encountered this problem when storing them.
The only explanation he could think of was that this dragon egg was extrely special.
“No wonder it has to be transported by manpower…”
Leonard Churchill smiled wryly.
Since the painting can’t contain it, there are probably very few storage spaces in this plane that could store this dragon egg.
Without a doubt, there must be a magic mark on this dragon egg.
And being unable to store it ans it’s a ticking ti bomb for whoever steals it, as high experts of the Holy Church could locate it anyti.
Others would truly have no choice but to give up, but Leonard Churchill was different.
Hearing the rapidly approaching sound of soone cutting through the wind not far away, he patted his pocket and said, “Ivan, lend a hand…”
Ivan had been used as a storage space by Leonard Churchill more than once.
She poked her head out, assessed the situation, and her little face revealed a look of grievance.
But without saying much, she opened her Big Mouth, a spatial ripple appeared in the air, and she swallowed the long wooden box several ters in size in one gulp.
After the deed was done, the little lass didn’t forget to mutter resentfully, “Leonard Churchill, can you not make swallow so many weird things… and not even let eat them.”
The key issue was not being used as a tool for storage, but being prohibited from actually eating.
Leonard Churchill patted his head and chortled, “Alright. Next ti I’ll get you sothing tasty.”
“You promise~”
Hearing this, Ivan, the little glutton, imdiately cheered up.
Leonard Churchill also didn’t dare to stay any longer and vanished on the pitch-black rock wall in an instant.
anwhile, Sophia Jones and her group were also retreating quickly as planned.
After a while, the reinforcents made up of high-order card masters clad in Holy Church magic robes arrived to see the empty ropes and their faces turned ashen.
…
Before long, in a cave on the sixth layer of the rock wall, Leonard Churchill took a big detour and t up with Sophia Jones and her group again.
“Aunt Jones, are you saying that those boxes mostly contained Divine Temple materials?”
“Yes. There are murals, statues, pieces of the altar, and other large objects… The style is very similar to that of the Sun Temple we encountered in the Blackwater Swamp previously. I’ve also noted down so possibly non-temple but uniquely styled architectural relics…”
“But so are very special, everyone saw them, but can’t rember. I managed to note down a bit…”
“…”
According to the plan, Sophia Jones and her few companions were rely feigning an attack and did not rob anything.
As soon as Leonard Churchill asked about the contents of the boxes, he realized there might truly be a massive relic beneath the sixteenth layer.
While they talked, they drew out the patterns of certain items they had noted down earlier.
They all knew that Leonard Churchill had researched ancient civilizations and could discern the hidden intelligence in these objects.
Leonard Churchill looked at the ancient patterns expressed via Sophia Jones’s ntal power and was also very puzzled, saying, “Strange, these aren’t the Sun Totems of the Sect of Light? They seem to be unique totems of worship, resembling natural Elents symbols. Such symbols are often pictographic. For instance, this ‘ა’ represents the Water Elent, and this ‘☾’ probably stands for the Moon… It seems like so kind of high-level language… but the style is not Dragon Language, Demon’s Language, nor the language of the Gods…”
As he couldn’t recognize them, the others looked on even more confused.
Upon hearing this, Sophia Jones pondered, “Then what other high species exist on the Southern Continent?”
It was precisely this question that brought Leonard Churchill to an epiphany.
Right!
Aren’t the two Elental Elves also of the mythical species?
Moreover, their tribe has also lived in the Magical Beast Forest for countless years, which isn’t far from the Death Domain at all.
Thinking of this, Leonard Churchill patted his pocket and asked, “Kola, Nina, can you take a look at these symbols for ? Do you recognize them?”
As he spoke, two little heads erged from the special Storage Space in his pocket.
This inquiry indeed brought a pleasant surprise.
The two Elental Elves took one look at the symbols drawn by Sophia Jones and exclaid, “These seem to be the High Elf Language!”
The group, now knowing it’s the Elf Language, grew even more expectant.
Leonard Churchill quickly asked, “Do you recognize it? What’s written?”
Nina frowned with a troubled look, “High Elf Language mostly conveys spirit, and many of these symbols are incomplete, I don’t recognize them…”
Leonard Churchill heard this and nodded in understanding, after all, Sophia Jones had only managed to depict so of the symbols’ appearances.
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