Water and Fire Twins Magician

A trident as big as a giant tree rose from the center of the vortex.

Paul, who was fearless, was stunned at this moment.

"Trident... Poseidon? This guy is still in Love Continent?"

To the Saint Domain chasing behind, this huge divine weapon seemed like lightning... no, faster than lightning, with such overwhelming power that the opponent had no room for resistance...

Blood splattered on the dark blue sea. Paul's fat body had been broken into countless pieces and fell into the sea...

The story returns to Jacques.

It turns out that the purpose of the Masala Trial is to find the ancient magic weapon passed down in the family, the Sword of Masala.

"The above is all the hints I can give you as an enlightener." Meister bowed and said, "The location of the Sword of Marsala has been fully hinted in all the clues that have been laid out."

After saying that, Mest left the third floor of the ruins and returned to the stairs connecting the second and third floors, staying with the guarding cave bear.

"Gandalf, what do you think?"

"I think it would be a good idea to look for it along the way," said Gandalf. "Isn't this a coincidence? Maybe the Sword of Marsala is right where we are looking for it."

"Yes! I thought so too!" Jacques said, "But if the sword is really hidden somewhere in the ruins, then we should have found it after searching back and forth these days. Is there any place here that we haven't searched?"

Next, Jacques thought about what Meister said while searching and checking all the places on the second and third floors of the ruins more carefully. In this way, it took another five days, but still nothing was found. And there was only one month left before the three-month appointment with the Goddess Temple.

Because there was no progress, even Gandalf began to get a little anxious. After all, he could strongly feel that the target was nearby, but he couldn't see or touch it, which was really tormenting.

After being upset for three days, Gandalf suddenly said "I'm sorry" to Jacques and fell silent.

"I should say it or not. He is indeed a veteran. I have to learn from him. More haste makes waste. Stay calm. Stay calm."

Jacques simply stopped sweeping and searching and sat on the ground to think.

He sat right in front of the stairs because this was the activity area of ​​the tamed cave bear and other magical beasts would not come to disturb him.

The cave bear had already given birth to four more offspring, who were staying obediently at the feet of the big cave bear.

Once a new adventurer attempts to break in, the five cave bears, one large and four small, will immediately go into combat mode. No adventurer can pass this barrier. After all, there are very few adventurers who can enter the third floor alone. They have to rely on the sweepers who have already passed to lead the way in order to enter unscathed.

Jacques now observes the cave bear's guarding work.

Guarding the third level of the ruins seems to be the cave bear's natural duty. Based on this, it can be inferred that the ruins have been guarded by cave bears since they appeared.

So what exactly are they guarding?

"It is almost certain now that the third floor of the ruins must be hiding something very important, otherwise there would be no need to set up a magical beast of a single sex that can reproduce infinitely to guard the entrance." Thinking of this, Jacques felt a little encouraged. He felt that he had finally made some progress, so his thoughts became more and more active.

"And to enter the third level, you must tame or defeat the cave bear. In other words, the cave bear recognizes that those who defeat it can take the things it guards. Does the cave bear also know where the things it guards are?"

Thinking of this, Jacques made up his mind: "From today on, I will camp here. I won't go home until I find a clue."

At dusk, the tourists left one after another, and the cleaners naturally went home. When they heard that Jacques was going to stay alone overnight, they all persuaded him to change his mind.

The monsters that were cleared out would reproduce at night and recover to a certain number. And without the resistance of the sweepers, the ruins at night were much more dangerous than during the day.

But Jacques seemed to have made up his mind, and with Meister's persuasion, Uncle Shaya and the other cleaners had to leave on their own, leaving behind little Jacques, who was only eight years old.

The night is getting darker.

As the elements gathered, the monsters multiplied and proliferated in various places of the ruins, and their numbers gradually increased. The monsters were made of magical elements and did not need to sleep at all, so they were still very active at night. Without the disturbance of humans, they fought and hunted each other, making a mess, which was much more lively than during the day.

The monsters soon noticed Jacques's new face, and some of the brave ones began to attack him. Jacques tried to disperse them with the simplest movements and focused his energy on the cave bears.

What will happen?