Jagoan looked at Emiliano and smiled. “Well, I have you, Mr. Fairchild of Stormwind Sect, to thank for
this. Otherwise, I wouldn’t have broken the arcane array so quickly.”
Needless to say, Emiliano was dumbfounded. “Me? Why would you thank me?”
Luol and the others, too, didn’t understand what Jagoan meant. After all, why would the deactivation of
the arcane array have anything to do with Stormwind Sect?
“Of course I have to thank you! If you hadn’t instructed your subordinates to force the activation of the
Death Trap Formation, thereby draining its energy, I wouldn’t have broken it so swiftly!” Jagoan
exclaimed with a slightly smug grin.
“Even though there was a Death Trap Formation within the arcane array, its power had weakened
steadily over the years. Then, you got your men to break it and trigger the Death Trap Formation, which
exhausted whatever remaining energy it had! That made my work so much easier, and best of all, I
didn’t even have to worry about getting injured…”
By then, Emiliano’s face had darkened and twisted into a grimace.
Damn it! I got my people to open the stone door first because I wanted to gain the upper hand…
Who knew it’d give Jagoan an advantage instead?
Upon hearing Jagoan’s explanation, Luol and Avery couldn’t help but burst out laughing. However, they
knew the man had only said that to antagonize Emiliano.
He had never needed the latter’s help to break the arcane array, but if he wasn’t keen on sharing the
real reason, Luol and Avery knew better than to probe further.
“Let’s head inside…” Jagoan said, a smile tugging at his lips when he saw how agitated Emiliano was.
Without further ado, he led everyone into Narcissus Palace.
Having suffered heavy losses, Emiliano had no choice but to follow behind.
After stepping through the stone door, they were greeted by a massive square with eighteen stone
pillars. Not only was each of those pillars ornately carved with a dragon, but the designs were also
different. Even though everyone in the group was an elite fighter, the cold waves of negative energy
that constantly washed over them sent chills down their spines.
What was even stranger, though, was the stone wall at the far end of the square that signaled the end
of their road.
“What’s going on, Mr. Chance? Is Narcissus Palace only this big?” Skyler asked in bewilderment.
Jagoan shook his head as he unleashed his spiritual sense to penetrate the stone wall. Unfortunately,
that didn’t work because there were no paths but solid rock beyond.
Now, it was Jagoan’s turn to be baffled. “Huh? That can’t be right… Is this all that is to Narcissus
Palace?”
Meanwhile, Emiliano and Avery had ordered their subordinates to comb the place for magical items. To
their dismay, the square was empty save for the eighteen stone pillars.
Naturally, everyone was disappointed. They had put in so much effort to find the ancient ruins of
Narcissus Palace, yet the place turned out to be pathetically small and devoid of magical items.
“What the f*ck is this lousy Narcissus Palace? I can’t believe I lost my men for nothing!” Emiliano
fumed.
Avery, too, furrowed her brows. “This doesn’t make sense. How can Narcissus Palace only be this big?
More importantly, why is it empty?”
Just then, Luol leaned forward and whispered into Jagoan’s ear, “Mr. Chance, don’t you think the
placements of the eighteen pillars are a little odd? They somewhat resemble an arcane array…”
After scrutinizing the stone pillars, Jagoan approached one and gently caressed it.
As soon as he made contact, the draconic essence within him stirred, causing the stone pillar to
emanate a faint aura from within. Before long, the eyes of the dragon carving on the pillar began to
glow.
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