'I can't investigate it now,' thought Arthur.
He knew the limits of his strength, even if he had the skills to infiltrate underground, trying to force his way into it would only get him in trouble.
Despite the unknown threat, he had no doubt about leaving there.
In situations like this, he would return to his main philosophy. Whatever it is, it can be resolved when you beco stronger.
On his way back, he picked up every Eternal Cave Mushroom that grew. There were five of them. If used properly, not to ntion won like Carla, Bella, and Amanda, even the tigers and harpies could possibly beco spiritual creatures.
Quickly, he arrived at the mouth of the cave again.
He didn't explore other tunnels because they were connected to the largest one.
By the ti he got there, Isabel was still fighting the bears. They seed to be skilled enough in combat that Isabel, who was still a rookie, had little trouble despite the fact that she was a Magus.
Nova, on the other hand, just watched from the top of a tree. She stared in a certain direction, occasionally squinting her eyes.
Feeling Arthur's presence, she quickly turned to him, even wanting to approach him, but Arthur had already approached her.
When he arrived by her side, he asked, "have you ever seen this creature?"
He said that while creating a manifestation of the creature inside the cave.
Seeing it, Nova was imdiately surprised, her mouth opened and she said, "Gog and Magog."
"You're not talking about the mythological creatures written in so religious holy books, are you?" Arthur imdiately narrowed his eyes.
He naturally had heard of them. He just never cared because he didn't have faith in any particular religion.
It is said that Gog and Magog are hidden sowhere unknown. Their numbers are many tis greater than the number of humans from the beginning of life until now.
Nova nodded after hearing Arthur's words.
"That's exactly the sa as the picture of Gog and Magog," she replied.
"And where did you see their picture?"
Of course, there were many pictures of Gog and Magog, but they were different from the creature. That was clearly because those pictures were only created by comic book creators who wanted to include them in their comics.
Nova also seed to not know whether their existence was real or not, but she had seen a picture that was exactly the sa as the one Arthur showed her, so she imdiately recognized it.
Before answering Arthur's question, she took a deep breath. "I saw it at the Vera University Library."
"There..." Arthur spontaneously looked towards the city.
At least in this city, it was the largest library with many scientific works in it, including books written by archaeologists whether famous or not.
"Do you still rember the book's title and author?" Arthur asked again, which was responded to by Nova shaking her head.
"I don't rember, but I think I can find it if it's still there."
"Okay, I want you to accompany to that library after we co back from here," Arthur said.
Hearing that, Nova's eyes moved up to look at him. She looked hesitant and frozen at the sa ti.
"By the way, did you sense sothing there?" Arthur asked that because he saw Nova's gaze before he approached her.
She was a little calr after he changed the subject.
"My instincts tell that there's sothing hidden there, but there's so kind of wall blocking my sense of sll. I think I can only sll it clearly if I get very close."
"Is that so!" Arthur held his chin.
However, he wasn't in a hurry to leave. He chose to wait for his aunt and go there together.
The woman kept fighting. Over ti, her skills improved rapidly. This was an advantage for anyone who had spiritual power. Even if they were not the type to enjoy fighting, their fighting skills would still improve drastically as long as they continued to practice.
After about 30 minutes, the bears chose to flee.
Isabel did not kill them, and even though they continued to fight her, they were still defeated.
This may have made them realize that their enemy was only toying with them.
Of course, after the fight, Isabel was very tired. Her breathing beca fast while her skin was covered in sweat.
She imdiately sat down, although the place she sat was sowhat dirty ground.
Arthur approached her. At this point, green light emanated from his palm as he touched Isabel's completely soaked back.
"Was that a satisfying fight, Aunt?" Arthur said, starting a conversation.
"Can you give so water?" She did not answer imdiately, but instead asked for water first.
Arthur nodded, taking a bottle that he had hanging from his waist. He took it from Isabel's car and brought it to this forest.
After opening the bottle cap, he handed it to Isabel.
The latter imdiately drank it.
In just a few monts, she had finished half of the water in the bottle.
"Now I know why everyone dreams of being a superhero," she said after calming her breath.
Arthur laughed at that.
Although it had been several days since she had acquired magical power, because she had only fully unleashed it today, she had only been able to feel the full sensation today.
"By the way, let's go now. Delaying too long is not a good thing," Isabel said, looking in the direction where Nova had been looking before.
"You're still tired, wait a few more minutes," Arthur replied, furrowing his brow because he felt strange.
The problem here was that it would be more appropriate for him to say what Isabel had said.
Basically, he was asking her to get ready right away, and on the other hand, Isabel was asking for a little ti to wait.
However, the opposite happened.
While he was confused, Isabel suddenly grabbed his hand, saying, "Can't you carry on your back? With your power, I know it's not difficult at all."
Her lips curved slightly as she said that, while her eyes looked directly into his.
Suddenly, Arthur realized that she had hidden intentions, so he didn't know whether to laugh or cry.
Carry her? He felt it was a bit silly...
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