Hill became a little curious. After placing the puppet, he started rummaging around in the second universe.
Although all inhabited planets have been burned out, in the fantasy world, there are always some people who like to build their own territory in the star realm.
Some starry sky fortresses or small satellites built by oneself may be able to survive by hiding near a certain resource star.
However, Hill is still very careful. Even if he finds some clues, as long as the location of those clues is in a dangerous area, such as one with only one way out, he will definitely not go in.
He has gotten into a lot of trouble because of his curiosity since he was a child, but now he has matured to the point where he no longer seeks death.
Of course, this is also due to the shocking education I received in Toril... When you want to take a risk, you will definitely be fooled.
Hill really feels that if you are not the chosen one, in a world like Toril, you should never play the same way in Huashan.
In a desperate world where even the universe is destroyed, traps and conspiracies will only become more vicious.
He didn't want to use his life to warn future generations.
Hill finally stopped at a planet... This planet was hidden behind several larger planets. Although it was not hit by the burning flames, it was only hit by the cosmic storm on the left side of the planet.
Unfortunately, the planet rotates, so even people who can walk freely in the starry sky still cannot survive here.
But just like Trasil back then, this place could bring in a few pieces of astral drift iron every day.
This is also a material that Hill himself cannot create, so he plans to stay a few more days and search at the bottom of the planet to see if there are any traces of human existence.
Leaving Purvi there to pick up iron, Hill set up the triggering fixed-point teleportation device in the magic tower and flew to the south pole of the planet easily.
When Hill reached the extreme point, he knew he had found the right one.
Under the thick ice, the spire of a magic tower appeared.
The Ring of Winter in Hill's hand shone slightly, and the ice receded layer by layer, opening an ice ladder passage for Hill.
As the tip of the magic tower emerged from the ice, several other magic towers and some special-shaped buildings near this tower also showed traces.
Hill stood next to the magic tower and observed for a while, confirming that these magic towers had lost all their energy... Even the elemental world with the largest heart would not let the universe and himself that were about to be burned to ashes by phlogiston
connected.
Hill dug out some stones and hit these magic towers with all his strength. Even the outer wall of the highest level magic tower was easily broken by him.
It seems that the time when this universe was destroyed should have been ten thousand years ago, but since it has not been completely burned out, it must not have been too long...that is, between 10,000 and 20,000 years.
Hill moved uneasily... He is really sensitive to this time period ten thousand years ago now.
He made a special observation and found that the style of this universe was a bit Greek, definitely not the style of Unser and Mulhorand.
Even if the Magic Tower persists until the end, it will not be a world of orcs.
Then, we should not have anything to do with Trasil anymore.
Hill finally relaxed and started observing outside the magic tower.
Judging from the cleanliness of the magic tower, these mages left on their own, including the ordinary mages who lived at the bottom... Although most of the things were taken away, some larger stone alchemy test tables are still there.
Generally, higher-level mages will not use this kind of table, which has no use other than being sturdy.
However, apprentices would not use such high-end stone materials.
It seems that this is indeed one of the last strongholds for the mages of this universe.
It stands to reason that ordinary apprentices can survive in the magic tower, but there are no traces of ordinary people's lives here, including several ordinary magic towers and those buildings... there is no kitchen and no sewers.
Hill sighed. The end of the world is real for ordinary people, and there is no hope of struggle.
Fortunately, compared to the great mages on the upper floors who tidied up their residences, the group of ordinary mages below left more things behind.
Although all the magic items have been taken away, one or two ordinary books are always left in the corner... I guess they forgot where they were placed when I was reading them.
Hill used the hands of a mage to collect these books and put them into a box engraved with purification circles... Even ordinary books must be placed in this box for more than 8 hours.
After all, who knows how the world ended.
Even after purification, Hill chose to put these books in a small house that could be discarded at any time, stand outside the crystal wall, and let a puppet with the lowest level go in and help him flip through the books.
Finally, he finally found some traces... This is a fairy tale book, which is full of childishness on the surface, but in fact it praises the main god of their world: when children are in danger, as long as they pray devoutly,
Sincere praise, the great Ioskar will help them open a door that only they can pass through.
Hill had no intention of continuing to turn the page, but turned around quickly and called Purvi: "Hurry up!"
Ioskar is indeed a dead god, and he has been floating in the star realm... However, this is not because he does not want to be resurrected, but because his body was sealed in an endless maze by the Lady of Pain.
The elven pantheon currently at war with Sigil City has some possibility of releasing this famous and powerful portal god...as long as they really have the ability to release the souls of the two princesses.
damn it!
He should have thought that Ioskar, the portal god from thousands of years ago, was incredibly powerful and was even the master of several galaxies.
Iosca does not need to make the crystal wall very strong. After all, when he opens the portal, he does not need the help of any natural magic.
Anyone who wants to invade his world will be sent directly to other universes through the portal.
However, his fall caused the worlds that belonged to him, all of which were portals, to explode.
But it is also because his crystal wall does not have a formal portal, that is why these universes have persisted for so long without being completely burned.
Is his luck good or bad?
When Hill sat on Purvi's back and fled in embarrassment, he was still thinking about this question... Speaking of materials, this Iosca's cosmic resources are indeed very rich.
Even Hill was a little surprised that some materials appeared on the same planet.
But if he is this arrogant god who likes to grab things and resources everywhere, it would be understandable. He is very good at moving.
Hill has already saved materials that can refine at least three Myser energy cores, and even found several in the demiplane.
However, danger is always there.
The Lady of Pain has always been very wary of Iosca's resurrection and will definitely pay close attention to these universes.
If she hadn't been fighting Corellon, Hill might have been caught on the first day.
Tsk~
Seeing Purvi rush out of the universe at the fastest speed, Hill slowly let out a breath.
"Sir? What happened?" Liszt dared to ask at this time.
"This is... the universe of the Portal God! He is the fool who was killed by Ms. Pain and wanted to steal the Sigil City from her." Hill looked at Purvi in the small ball of light and said, "Tell me, isn't it?
Your luck is rather weird, which is why you have such a result, Purvi?"
The alien whale was stunned for a moment and fell silent for a moment. His big eyes looked up a little dull, as if he was really considering his own luck.
"Hehe~" Looking at the honest little whale, Hill couldn't help laughing, "Don't think so much! I've always been lucky, so I can be a little different!
So, Purvi, let’s move forward with all speed!
Get out of this damn place quickly!"
"Hill, we seem to be lost!" After running fast for half a month, Purvi carefully found Hill, who no longer dared to sit on his back and show off in the Crystal House.
"Huh?" Hill was confused, "We don't know the road to begin with, aren't we always creating our own road?
Did you forget to open the star chart?
It’s okay, Liszt’s place will definitely open it.”
"I said I was lost just after it opened!" Purvi said anxiously, "I have been flying at the fastest speed for a whole day! But the star map is still in the same position!
At first I thought your star map was broken!"
"The things I make can't be broken!" Hill refuted the quality issue without thinking, and then realized what had happened.
"How many star maps have you opened?" he asked in a difficult tone.
"All three of the ones you gave me were activated." Purvi said dejectedly, "I also asked Liszt, and the star map he drew was also wrong."
"It's my fault." Liszt appeared dejectedly, "The star map is actually moving all the time. You have to look carefully to find that it is going in circles."
"I didn't give you this task." Hill sighed, "It's really...
Sure enough, free prostitution can easily make people lose their minds.
I just thought about how to use these materials, alas!"
Liszt couldn't help but ask: "Sir, doesn't it seem that you are surprised?"
"I've been under Ms. Pain's nose for so long. It's a surprise that I didn't move." Hill raised an eyebrow, "However, it seems that Corellon put a lot of pressure on her, so she could only open one in front of us.
The entrance to the maze."
He dropped the pen in his hand and returned to Purvi's back: "Hey!
I'm the most professional when it comes to maze walking, okay?"
"Sir, do you know how to break the magic of this maze?" Purvi was shocked, "This is the most terrifying unsolvable spell of the Lord of Sigil!
Others said that the reason why she suppressed the portal god was because Iosca's teleportation spell was the only way to break it!
How do you... hmm?"
Purvi looked at Hill in shock as he closed his eyes and started pointing randomly: "Is this okay?"
