Took Ery a few days to collect a large number of [Cassiterite stones], rare gems with a strong affinity for darkness energy. With these stones, he ticulously crafted a new formation array at the sacred ground, capitalizing on the area's highest concentration of darkness energy. The result was a portal that promised greater stability for travel between the subterranean realm and Ery's ho.
As the final touches were put into place, Ery faced the crucial decision of determining which Khaos guardian to leave at the sacred ground. The response from the guardians varied. Killgragah, expressing his frustration, poured out his anger with a resounding declaration.
In contrast, Chututlu responded with a mocking chuckle,
To their surprise, Ery made an unexpected choice, deciding to leave Cthulhu instead.
boasted the triumphant guardian.
Ery's choice to leave Cthulhu behind was a calculated decision, not made on a whim. It was motivated by the possession of a valuable item obtained during his sixth expedition—a lantern containing the elusive [Sea Heart Fla].
This particular treasure was not easily acquired; it demanded the combined power of both Killgaragh and Chututlu to ta.
The [Sea Heart Fla] held a distinctive energy, a fusion of two conflicting elents: water and fire. Over the preceding months, Ery had developed a strong belief that this item could not only amplify his mastery of the water elent but also deepen his understanding of Dao. However, effectively harnessing the power of the [Sea Heart Fla] necessitated the cooperation of Killgaragh.
Ery's decision to leave Cthulhu behind was part of a strategic plan to dedicate more ti to cultivating the [Sea Heart Fla] with Killgaragh.
"Just until I find a solution for this formation," Ery assured the Pestilence Khaos guardian.
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