The First Mage

"It's a pity..." Lynch shook his head, and was about to examine the three skeletons, but at this moment, Lynch's eyes suddenly fell on the corner of one of the bookcases, where there was a piece of golden paper It was pressed under the corner, and it was still against the inner side of the wall. Lynch almost didn't notice it.

Looking at this piece of golden paper, Lynch's eyes lit up slightly, and then he gently lifted up the bookcase, and gently took out the golden piece of paper from underneath.

"What is this?" Bantu and Perrin on the side also noticed the golden paper, and asked quickly.

Lynch shook his head, and then took the piece of paper closer to his eyes for a while. It was densely filled with words, but it was very different from the words popular in Anriel's world now, and it didn't even look like the words of the high elves. Lin Qi Qi tried hard to identify it for a long time, and suddenly said in surprise: "Damn it! It's actually Mayan script?"

To be honest, Mayan writing is really an extremely rare writing in the world of Anriel, even now it is rare to see such writing.

Mayan script is a short-lived text in the world of Anriel. Although this text itself does not contain magical power like the high elf text, it is more obscure and difficult to understand than the high elf text. It used to be the most beautiful Mayan text. At that time, this text was once used as a password.

Although Lynch has a certain amount of research on high elf scripts, he doesn't know much about Mayan scripts. He has only seen one by chance before and knows that there is such a script. The Mayan script has been deciphered, so no matter how much time is given to Lynch, he will not be able to do it...

Deciphering the Mayan text is not like deciphering the high elven text. At least there are documents to be found in the high elven text. We can use these materials to analyze the meaning of the high elven text, but the Mayan text cannot find even the slightest relevant literature. , it can be said that in the world of Anriel, there are definitely a small number of people who understand and master Mayan characters...

Lynch's face darkened all of a sudden. He thought that he could get some information by finding this piece of golden paper, but he didn't expect that the content on it was recorded in Mayan characters, which would be rather embarrassing. The paper is in my hand, but I basically don't know a single word...

"Mayan script? If it's Mayan script, I can try it." Who would have thought that after seeing the Mayan script above, Bantu said confidently.

Lynch looked at him in surprise: "Do you know Mayan writing?"

"Mafa Merlin, don't forget, I am the disciple of the great wizard Mafa..." Bantu said with some memories in his eyes: "I started following the great wizard when I was very young. Studying around me, my teacher is very interested in high elven scripts and some other rare scripts, under his influence, I have come into contact with many rare scripts, including Mayan scripts."

"Then you can decipher the Mayan text on it?" Lynch asked impatiently.

Bantu nodded first, and then shook his head: "Although I am a little sure, the Mayan scripts I have mastered are not too many. It really depends on luck..."

"As long as it can be deciphered, even if it cannot be completely deciphered, but even if it is only a part, if we can get a little information, that's fine." Lynch shook his head. After all, this is what Anzumal left. It was only a part of the crack, but it was also crucial information, and its importance to him was self-evident, at least he could get a glimpse of some of Anzumar's thoughts.

"Okay." Bantu nodded: "Then I will go to crack it now, but you know, it takes time for me to crack text."

"Hurry up..." Lynch originally wanted to add a sentence at the end, what we lack most now is time, but after thinking about it, let it go, and don't put too much pressure on Bantu, as long as you can crack as much as you can in the end. up...

Soon, Bantu retreated to the side with the golden paper alone, and then went to decipher the words, while Lynch and Perrin stood there and had nothing to do.

Just now, I focused on the golden paper, and because of this, I temporarily forgot the three skeletons around me. Now that I have time, Lynch's eyes fell on the three skeletons in front of him again. .

To be honest, it is almost impossible to tell the identities of these guys just from the bones. After all, these people may be from the same era as Anzumal, but apart from their identities, there are still many The thing that made Lynch feel strange was the two smelly skeletons...

These two skeletons were completely different from the one sitting on the sofa. Their posture was like lying on the ground, and there was another thing that caught Lynch's attention, that is, the size of the two skeletons was obviously larger than normal. Humans are much smaller, perhaps only one-third the size.

Looking at them, Lynch's eyes flickered, and an extremely incredible idea suddenly popped up in his mind, these two skeletons, could they belong to the dwarves?

In the current world of Anriel, the dwarves are almost extinct, and there has been no news of the dwarves for many years.

When the dwarves were at their peak, it should be the era when the elves ruled the world. In that era, the dwarves were highly valued by the elves because of their extremely superb craftsman skills. All kinds of outstanding buildings.

The craftsmanship of these dwarves, even in this era, is extremely top-notch, and it is far from being comparable to humans.

If this group of guys who like to live in the underground world can survive, they will probably play an irreplaceable role in the world of Anriel now. After all, they are the darlings of heaven just like the orcs. Some technologies, except for dwarves, cannot be replicated at all.

Because of this, when the elves retreated,

"It seems that these two skeletons should be dwarves..." Lynch murmured after thinking about this.

After realizing that it might be a dwarf, many problems can be explained at once.

Like Mayan writing.