Roma was shocked. "Where?" She turned her face to look for Uriel's hand, and the excitement scared her apprentice so much that she quickly let go. "Where? Or is it too small?"

"Before your eyes," he said angrily, "Ms. Magdeline, I found it."

"Then give it to me."

The stream gurgled, flowing through the green bank. Uriel raised his head and looked at Mabel's gem-like green eyes. "I may offend your dream holy land, sir."

A smile bloomed on her face, and the garden owner understood the tricks of his words. "You are not a believer of Heather, and it's just a dream." Her voice was also extremely gentle. "Come on, come and find the answer. I knew you could do it. Ulier. You know very well about something that should be unknown, and this will definitely not hurt you."

She seemed to have forgotten that I did not come specifically for the "gift" of the White Night Knight. Uriel thought to himself, but was sure I would accept it. "Please wait." The Black Knight could not force me to join the association. He made up his mind, and you would not be able to force me to accept the mysterious items.

"Where are you going?" Roma looked at the apprentice approaching Silver Creek and hurriedly reached out. "You can't go down! This is the first river of Knox, a great miracle of Heather." Her movements were too slow and she grabbed a lot of things.

Ulier had already stepped on the silvery waves, stepping on a piece of ice under his feet. It seemed that there was no mystery limit to using magic in his dreams. He was originally worried that the Black Knight and Ms. Mabel had hidden conditions that he could not achieve in any way. Now he was not worried. "I try not to make the goddess angry." Ulier walked forward, and the uppermost water freezes. Silver pool was still far away from this river, and the water surface was calm. He quickly crossed the stream and drilled into the blue and purple bushes.

The little lion stared at the condensed river for a while and the gods came out. "Is it inside, Lord Magdeline?" Roma asked the owner of the garden. She had not expected to get an answer, but the elf lady shook her head and denied it. This was a bit strange. She suddenly realized that Mabel's attitude towards her was a little different from Uriel.

"Fortunately you don't know."

This vague feeling was confirmed after the little lion heard this sentence. "Don't know what?"

"He found it." Mabel answered irresponsible.

After the woods across the river, Ulier had arrived at the pool that hosted the waterfall. He continued to move forward with the help of the floating ice until he touched the black stone tablet behind the water. The temperature on its surface was colder than the spring, smoother than the running water, and no roughness of the stone. I really don't know how long it had been standing here... This idea disappeared quickly because Ulier suddenly remembered that the "gift" needed to change its position every day. For Mabel, she had to weave dreams for it every day.

"I can find it too." Seeing this, the little lion announced loudly, "This is too easy. How conspicuous!" She then became anxious and worried, "I'll help you carry it."

"No, it's very light." Uriel even dragged the stele all the way to the elf lady alone. No wonder Wolfgang could take it to travel, the apprentice thought, it turned out that he only had to consider the space he occupied and didn't have to worry about carrying the weight.

It was not until this moment that he saw the full view of the stone tablet. Its shape was trimmed by a stonemason, but it seemed that the water flow did not leave any traces of etching. Originally, Ulier thought it was black, but this thought was not accurate. The whole rock was dark blue, with a large number of strange plant roots and undescribable engravings, so that the lines were fragmented and it was difficult to distinguish any words and patterns. Ulier did not know whether these were the goddess poems mentioned by the little human race.

"What is it?" Roma touched it with her claws, feeling that it didn't feel like a stone. "There are scratches on it."

"This should be the Saint Valorand stele in the dream, but it was not shaped by magic," he said. But Uriel couldn't say what it was.

Only one person could give the answer. Mabel told them: "It wasn't like this." Her eyes remained with the apprentice. "Maybe you know what it was."

She stared at me from the beginning. Uriel's heart was beating wildly. He had been worried since he saw the Black Knight again in the Seven-Lamped House. Of course, Uriel didn't think the other party would come for him. But in just a few days he could not believe it was a coincidence. He seemed to be following me, and the idea was lingering. When did the key start? Is it in the Glimmer Forest? Holly Town? Or earlier - after he left Bloomnott?

Ulier traced back according to his memory and found that he had dealt with the demon more times than he had imagined. As soon as he took the Cloud Train to Knox, his apprentice met Necromancer Newell, followed by the dentist Hope Occam and Nickles, the king of Alanwo. In Bloomnott, the frequency of encountering the nameless man reached a peak, all because he had contacted Witke Shazo, a member of the secret society. From him, Ulier realized his difference for the first time.

...No, if we count from the beginning, Joey was the first nameless person he met, but Uriel didn't see it at the time... and now he couldn't see it. It was after he took the initiative to confess to the other party that everything came to the surface. Moreover, there was not enough time at that time, and there were many problems with the apprentice who didn't have time to ask for it.

Maybe he was thinking in the wrong direction. Obviously, Starless Night would not pay attention to every nameless person hiding in the city, such as Bertha Ferner and her younger brother Hobson. The enemy of the association was the entire Knox, but in Ulier's view, what hated them was actually obsessed with the victory of the dawn a thousand years ago, and the order side mystery of his ancestors' mistakes on the descendants of bloodlines. The demon hunters were born and passed down to this day, and they have become the executioners that the nameless people fear the most. Starless Night, as a secret association, will inevitably focus on their mortal enemies. Things seem to have become clear. Joey is a demon hunter at the empty realm level, and it is obvious that only Ulier is clear about the fact that he is also a demon. But Joey is not the only one who knows about Ulier's secret.

This may be the reason why the Black Knight came to him...

But Star Night and Joey were fine, but if Ms. Mabel Magdeline knew the truth, it would probably not be so easy to let me go. By then, Uriel had no doubt that Chloita's apprenticeship could not save him. Besides, this was not only his own business, Joey would also be in trouble. "Why would I know?" He must not be distracted now.

The Elf Lady asked him, "You have heard many legends, right?"

"What does this matter?"

She blinked. "Is there any story about "confessions"?"

Hope it doesn't have to do with the demon. "What is that?" Uriel was still thinking about the Black Knight.

"It's it." Mabel touched his bright fingers on the stele, and it slowly melted into a thin book. The ripples of magic were passed through the air, and Uriel saw the tiny Venus on the cover. "This is the mysterious object Wolfgang asked me to keep, an ancient code."

"The Gospels?" He recognized it at a glance.

"It seems to be. The Confessions are the sacred texts of the Church of Gaia, many people think it only has one copy."

"Church of Gaia? But there is the logo of Lucia on it." Roma pointed out.

"It's not the case. The Gaia church just collects a "confession", which does not mean it is something of the Silence School." Ms. Magdeline told them, "The Confession is a picture book left to mortals by the gods. It's not just Gaia or Lucia. You can find stories of different beliefs and more than two denominational divine texts in the book."

"It's not just one book?" Little Lion asked again. This is of course a question that Uriel also wants to know, but he spoke faster than Roma.

"This is also something I realized after seeing it. In any case, the text recorded in this "Confession" is completely different from the sacred texts of the Silence School, with only the cover. At the same time, it has all the mystery of the sacred texts of the church, and it obviously will not be a fake."

"I have never heard of any sacred scriptures of Gaia," said the Little Lion. "But will it be a product of imitation?" she proposed a possibility.

"I am sure its mystery comes from the same source as the sacred texts of the Church of Gaia." Mabel rejected again. "This is an unquestionable fact: Knox has two different "confessions". Two. It's just what I've seen myself...so why can't there be more?"

More. "So, do you think I have such a book too?" Uriel then realized that the Elf Lady was pointing to it. Gaia was on it. He breathed a sigh of relief.

"Maybe you've seen it."

The apprentice asked back: "His Excellency Magdeline, how did you determine that I have seen it?"

"You found it in my dream." This was an excuse. He felt that the Elf Lady must have noticed it when she met. During the "Spiritual Vision", I tried my best to avoid her and the Qidang Hut.

Mabel put his long hair behind him. "This is not something that anyone can do. There is some mysterious connection between the "Confessions"... Similarly, this is what I just discovered. When the Black Knight came to him, I knew he was holding another "Confessions". Do you know theft of the Gaia church?"

"Stolen?" Roma pricked her ears. She was happy to hear the news of the unlucky Gaia church.

"The incident happened not long ago, and it was at the headquarters of your Tower of Sky." Mabel said. Ulier now figured out the reason why the Elf Lady's attitude changed. It seemed that the Black Knight had originally arrived in Bloomnott for the sake of "Confessions". Giving Gunther a magic mark was just a matter of being able to follow me. Fortunately, Ulier couldn't help feeling ashamed of his own worries.

"I know this," he admitted, "but Gaota was not involved in the whole process, and I can guarantee that."

"I completely believed that the astrologers did not intervene after seeing you." The owner of the garden said, "because just now, three "confessions" appeared at the same time."
Chapter completed!