When his eyes swept across the completely unfamiliar stone roof, swept over dozens of thick stone pillars, and mottled carving patterns on it, he lowered his head in surprise and asked Kevin: "What is this? I was so upset by the dream just now, and I didn't even react... Where are we?"

"This is the underground of the old castle of Rose." Kevin replied, looking up at the dome that returned to the calm from the shaking aftertaste, guessing: "Something has passed from outside."

The old rose castle was buried in the desert for a hundred years, and its strength was greatly reduced, at least worse than Kevin thought. The movement on the ground was easily transmitted to the underground palace through the rough stone ground of the ruins.

The rumbling sound like thunder just now was like a group of people passing by in a hurry. But to cause a vibration below the ground within a range, the movement of these people would not be much smaller, and it seemed very urgent.

"Oh yes, we have arrived at the old Rose Castle." Osvid stared at the dome with vigilance, waited for a while, and saw that it had no other movement, so he put down his paws that were blocking Kevin's face, moved the huge body of the Tianlang, and let him stand aside.

Kevin was able to get rid of the weight of Tianlang. He sat up and breathed in two breaths, feeling relieved.

Osvid's eyes were still circling in the underground palace. He swept over the people all over the ground, frowned, and the expression on the wolf's face seemed puzzled and serious: "I remember we encountered part of the first march in the secret passage. They died, their expressions and postures were very strange. Then we came out of the dry well, arrived at the Mirage, caught up with the first march, and rushed to the old Rose Fort...and what?"

He turned to Kevin, as if he was trying to recall, but he couldn't remember the missing clip in his memory: "I found that I had lost a memory. What did we meet after rushing to the old Rose Castle? Do you still have an impression? I think I should have seen something, but no matter what, I can't remember what it was, but-"

He was stunned when he said this. Because these words sounded so familiar, they heard the same words when they met the first march led by Wood and Nick in front of the dunes.

"Wait - so what Wood and the others saw in the secret passage was the same thing we saw at the ruins of the Rose Old Fort?" Although Osvid was guessing, his tone was almost firm. "Do you still remember what Wood and the others said? They saw something, but they couldn't remember it when they were on their lips."

Kevin pinched his eyebrows, said "Hmm", and replied, "It should be similar, it should be the same or something similar."

When he heard Wood's description under the hill, Kevin thought that that thing should be related to Melo. After all, no ordinary person could easily create such an effect of erasing memory, unless witchcraft and medicine were applied together. But he never thought that his divine nature would come back one day, so he didn't think about the divine nature of the Immortal Bird at all.

And the moment he arrived at the old Rose Castle and saw the Immortal Bird, he already understood what Wood and the others saw in the secret passage.

But if Wood and the others saw the immortal birds, then the problem would be-

Why did Merlot arrange for them to see the Immortal Birds? Why did some die, but some people chase after the Old Rose Castle alive?

Moreover, since he had a way to let the Immortal Bird go to the secret passage, why didn’t he force Kevin to get his divine character back in the secret passage, and insist on getting into a big circle and going around the old Rose Castle?

Kevin sat there with his legs bent, his elbows loosely on his knees, and slowly rubbed his eyebrows while lowering his eyes and thinking: Why did Merlot put such great efforts to make him return to his throne here? Is the old Rose Castle special significance to him?

Osvid, who was standing by, saw him answering vaguely, looked like he was thinking hard, thinking, thinking that he was also trying to recall the missing part of the memory. He raised his furry paws and patted Kevin, saying, "Stop rubbing, if you can't remember, don't think about it, actually I have a guess."

Kevin was stunned and looked up at him: "...what is the guess?"

"Do you remember why we came to the Old Castle of Rose?" Osvid said in a deep voice, "It was because the priest's house said that he saw the traces of Fae in the Old Castle of Rose. Do you remember the scene Mogley saw? He said that he saw Fae standing by the broken wall of the old castle of the Old Castle of Rose, holding a long bow in his hand, and the totem of the immortal bird on one side of his neck."

Kevin laughed dryly: "Well, you remember it quite clearly, then?"

"Mogley and the others did not mention the time when this scene appeared, and we seem to subconsciously acknowledge that it was a thing of the past, which had appeared in the Old Castle of Rose. But what if it was not the past but the future? What if what Mogley saw was actually a prophecy?" He turned his head and stared at Kevin, his transparent eyes seemed particularly clear and clear: "You say, will the memories we have been erased about Fae? When we arrived at the Old Castle of Rose, when we landed in front of the tower, we would see the God of Light Fae?"

Kevin looked at him with a numb look on his face, thinking speechlessly.

"If you really see miracles, it is completely understandable that memory is missing." Osvid said, "After all, that is not something that ordinary people can see casually. Then we have a collective coma..."

He looked up at the people piled up in the underground palace, and even guessed seriously: "If my thoughts were right just now, then we were probably moved into this place by Phae. After all, who could move so many people from the ground to the ground at once?"

Kevin: “…”

"What do you think?" Osvid finished analyzing, glanced at him and asked in a deep voice.

"It's reasonable, logical, it's almost like this." Kevin waved his hand and agreed very perfunctorily, while muttering in his heart: Young people really dare to think about it, and they can guess everything, and they are convinced.

While Kevin muttered, his eyes were still circling around the corners of the underground palace, trying to find some clues that he had not noticed before.

As a result, as soon as he took a look, he felt a furry thing come to his back and arched him suddenly.

Kevin was already afraid of itchyness, and got goosebumps when he got so arched. He shuddered all over and turned around and said, "...what are you doing?"

As a result, Osvid raised his noble and handsome wolf head, tilted slightly to the right, and made a very arrogant look, then a glance of glances from the corner of his eyes, looking at Kevin with great dissatisfaction.

Obviously, he was not very happy by Kevin's perfunctory answer just now. After all, the noble emperor boldly made such a series of very reliable associations and speculations.

Kevin only felt that there was a line of big words clearly printed on his furry face - should you praise me? Is this the minimum politeness? Do you take the imperial power seriously?

Kevin: “…”

Since some people pierced the window paper, they have a very "needless face". In the past, His Majesty the Emperor wanted to save face and tried his best to make himself look mature, steady, profound and restrained. Now I don't know what went wrong and are running towards a strange route.

If you have to define it, you may not be able to completely pull your face down and want to show your talents, so you are stuck between the proud Tianlang and the peacock with open-faced hair.

Kevin stared at his face silently for a while, raised his hand and slapped him on the forehead, rubbed his hair twice, and praised in a tone of "Are you two hundred and five": "How can you be so smart? Your intelligence is almost as good as a ten-year-old human child. Promise me and play!"

Osvid: "…"

He snorted from his nose, staring at Kevin's every move with a heavy turn. Kevin didn't know what he saw at this time, and was standing up and walking towards the corner of the wall beside him. From Osvid's perspective, he could see a piece of white neck under his dark hair. Because of his head twisting, he pulled out a clear contour of his muscles and bones, which was thin and beautiful.

Osvid squinted his eyes and looked at itchy, and he felt that his teeth were itchy. He wanted to pounce on it and grab the clear part of his bones and rub it hard with the tip of his teeth. He licked the tip of his teeth and pressed the impulse, and suddenly he said as if he remembered something: "By the way--"

"Huh?" Kevin half-squatted down in the corner of the wall, groping in something there, and responded without looking back when he heard this.

Osvid heard his lazy voice and his teeth became even more itchy. He coughed and said seriously: "The priest said that there is a pattern of an immortal bird on the side of the neck of Fae, so such an obvious mark should not be difficult to find." After all, according to the priest's language, the appearance of Fae can be related to the life and death of the Golden Lion Kingdom.

Kevin paused his fingers when he heard this, turned his head and said angrily: "Did you read this point mentioned in "The Godly Calendar"?"

"That's not...you mean that this pattern isn't always following him?" Osverde said.

Kevin: "It's just that no one can see it."

Osvid thought for a while and said, "That's right... The Immortal Bird is the representative totem of Fae. Will it also have something to do with his soul? It's like the kind of imprints that will not be revealed under normal circumstances, but will only happen at a specific time? For example, when you return to the world, will the soul return to your position?"

I have to say... young people really can diverge. Kevin half-squatted in the corner and thought to himself: I guessed another eight-nine-nine-nine-nine-nine-to-one.

That totem Kevin knew very well. It represented the divine nature of the body. How could it be exposed on your neck every day for people to see? Under normal circumstances, as long as your state is stable, it will not be revealed.

If one day the Lord of Light suddenly becomes quirky, dreams, loses souls, or something, it may appear.

However, the probability of such a thing happening is as low as Melo came to Kevin and took the initiative to give him the hundreds of gods he possessed.

In short, the emperor should not expect to rely on this to find someone, dreaming faster.

He muttered so much in his heart, and his hands didn't stop.

Just now, when he glanced over the corner of the wall, he saw a crack behind a soldier leaning against the wall. He came over and fumbled for a while, and sure enough, he touched something in the crack.

The crack was only one finger wide, and when the thing was taken out, it was almost broken into Kevin's hand. He shook the black pieces in his palm, fiddled them, and then approached and sniffed them.

"You just smell something?" Osvid frowned and walked over.

Kevin stared at the shreds for a while and said, "I know where this place is."

Although the gravy on his hand was no longer the same, Kevin could still smell it through the remaining breath, which was the smell of long vine roses.

Legend has it that the old roses are famous for their apricot colored roses. Roses climb every corner of the castle, which is colorful and beautiful as a dreamy country. Now, it is probably not a rose, but just a long apricot colored vine rose that is extremely similar to roses.

The apricot-colored vine rose is much more familiar to Kevin than the apricot-colored rose because it was the flower that Tanis used to create Merlot.

"Where?" Osvid asked.

Kevin twisted the powder and said lightly: "Suta Hirano."

He finally knew why Melo had to return his divine character to his position here.

As for Kevin's understanding of Melo, whether he was a child or when his temper began to become weird, he had a habit of not knowing whether it was a strength or a weakness - he especially liked to remember himself.

Later, Kevin thought that it was probably because he was eager to peel himself off from Kevin's shadow, so he especially liked to emphasize himself. Everything he created must be marked with a unique mark in a corner. He identified every day closely related to him as an anniversary, and every place that was very special to him as a holy place.

The former Tenis and the others only thought he was like a puppy placing the territory. Among the gods who considered themselves elders, this behavior was not only stubborn but also paranoid and cute, but did not think there was anything wrong with it.

From a certain level, these gods who are used to wandering are also very enormous.

With Melo's personality, Suta Hirano is the place where he was born. How could he not regard it as a special place? And it is not a simple special place, but the most sacred place.

He likes to remind everyone to remember things related to him. To regain Kevin's divine character in the former Suta Hirano will inevitably give Melo an illusion of "I give you life", and can remind Kevin at all times that he will return to the throne at the place where the latter God was born, which is the gift of the latter God.

This is very consistent with Merlot's temperament.
Chapter completed!