Mystery: The arrival of the new Black Emperor

Feneport Kingdom, Cantor Town.

Hobert got up early and started a new journey today.

There are two roads from Feneport City to Colson County. One is from Feneport City and takes the waterway along the Taidig River, but now it goes directly to Bugas, the capital of Colson County. It takes a lot of time to wait for the ferry from the city, so the whole trip takes about three days.

The other road is the land route that Hobert is taking now. Since there is no direct train to Colson County, you can only take a carriage to get on the train at the train station in Canter Town, and it takes six and a half hours by train to reach Bugas. city.

Generally, you can go to Colson County by train and return by boat.

On the train, Hobert learned more about Colson County. Only the southern mountainous area of ​​Colson County was regarded by the king as a fiefdom for the nobles, while the northern part was still ruled by the county government.

But after the freight traffic on the Taidig River was blocked, the city of Bugas was also marginalized.

This is the reason why there is no direct train to the capital until now. In recent decades, the entire northern continent has only begun a wave of railway construction.

The city of Bugas lost its importance fifty or sixty years ago and failed to catch up with this wave of "development".

There is no railway or shipping going south from Bugas City. You may have to ride a horse or walk along the Taidig River to reach Hobert's fief. The passengers on the train don't know how many days it will take.

I just heard that there are many bandits along the way, so please pay attention to safety.

It was around 1:30 in the afternoon when Hobert arrived in Bugas City. When he got off the train, he first saw a small train station and a somewhat dilapidated-looking urban area.

The decline of a waterway will have a huge impact on the cities along the way!

Hobert was also curious, why didn’t the Kingdom of Feneport try to dredge the channel again?

Of course, now was not the time to think about this problem. Hobert found a hotel that looked relatively clean, asked for a room, and closed the curtains as if he was getting ready for a nap. In fact, he was waiting for the Tarot meeting time to arrive.

Although he had asked about the process of asking for leave before, he never asked for leave, saying that he could attend the party normally.

At three o'clock sharp, gray fog flooded Hobert's sight, and he reappeared in the magnificent giant hall, sitting at the ancient bronze table.

"Good afternoon, Mr. Fool..." With "Justice" Audrey's crisp greeting, this week's party officially began.

Although Audrey had too many questions to ask Hobert, she still insisted on saying hello to all the members first. During the greeting process, she found that "The Sun" was obviously uneasy.

So Audrey asked: "What are you worried about?"

Derrick "The Sun" didn't hide anything, and immediately told the story in full about how he had successfully "pretended to be sick" and was sent to the bottom of the round tower for isolation treatment.

Finally, he asked: "Dear Mr. Fool, it is said that there is a god-level sealed object at the bottom of the round tower, which can seal and isolate the bottom of the round tower. Will that sealed object find out that I am participating in the Tarot Club?"

"The Fool" Klein replied: "Normally, it can't find it."

In fact, he didn't know, but he didn't find any force trying to invade this gray fog, so he answered like this.

However, Klein did not finish his words. He continued: "But some magical items have strange effects."

Hobert felt that he had learned something again: What is the highest level of "wheel talk"? It seemed like he said something important, but he didn't seem to say anything at all.

The naive Derrick felt relieved when he saw Mr. Fool's affirmative answer: "I don't know what special effects it has. This is one of the top secrets in Silver City."

Having said this, he suddenly remembered his "neighbors" at the bottom of the round tower and blurted out: "Have you heard of Amon?"

Hobert now wants to give "Little Sun" an Amon Card: You don't even know what a difficult guy you've messed with.

"The Hanged Man" Alger asked, "Why do you suddenly ask this question?"

Derrick briefly described the conversation with the search captain in the next room: In the forty-two years, a search team met a man calling himself Amon in the depths of darkness. They invited Amon to go to Silver City, and Amon agreed. . But on the way back, Amon disappeared. After the members of the exploration team returned to Silver City, they went crazy or lost control one after another. Only the captain was left, locked up next door to Derrick.

Everyone looked at the "Emperor" and "The Hanged Man". Only these two members seemed to be able to understand such strange things and problems.

When Alger saw that the "Emperor" had no intention of answering, he said: "In the Fourth Epoch, well, more than 1,500 years ago in the country we are in, or even longer, there used to be such a man who wielded strange power. Family, they belong to the Tudor dynasty, and their surname is Amun.

"Even in that era when there were many high-sequence powerful people, this family's surname was still a taboo."

"Why?" It was Audrey who asked this question, and Derrick didn't even have time to ask.

Alger said: "According to the information I have learned, the Amon family is a blasphemous family. It is said that they hold the secret of stealing the power of the gods! Also, the Amon family claims to be the descendant of the ancient sun god."

Derrick was confused after hearing this. Within the scope of his knowledge of mythology, there was no existence of the ancient sun god.

So he looked at Mr. Fool with doubtful eyes.

Klein said in his heart: I don’t know either!

Of course, the fool cannot show his ignorance. He can only pretend that he is not interested in this topic.

Derrick saw that Mr. Fool was "not interested" and looked at the "Emperor" again.

Hobert thought for a while and said: "The answer to this question is also very valuable, but considering that you are facing great danger and will not have the opportunity to pay in the near future, I will simply reveal some information to you."

"Very dangerous? Mr. Emperor, do you think so too?" Derrick asked in surprise.

The elders of the six-member council think so too!

Hobert was slightly stunned and didn't react for a moment: Is it because I have read the original work that my alarm bells went off when I heard about Amon?

Alger took a breath and said helplessly: "If you don't think so, your brain is abnormal.

"He is the only one in the entire exploration team who is still alive, which shows that he has quite a problem."

Hobert nodded. He still underestimated the innocence of "Little Sun".

Derrick felt as if his thoughts were suddenly enlightened: "I understand. Thank you, Mr. Hanged Man."

Forsi, who listened with great interest, resisted the urge to reach out and cover his face: Such innocent young men are rare nowadays.

Then everyone looked towards the "Emperor", waiting for him to reveal more information.

The “Emperor” did not disappoint them, Hobert said: “The ancient sun god we call is the omniscient and omnipotent god you call him.

"Besides, there is only one Amon in this world!"