Ashes Of Deep Sea

Chapter 453 - 453 454 Information Flow

?Chapter 453: Chapter 454 Information Flow Chapter 453: Chapter 454 Information Flow A faint green firelight rose in the captain’s quarters, engulfing a skeletal bird wrapped in Spiritual Fire as it flew out from the flames. Behind it, the spinning flames formed a swirling door, through which Fenna, Alice, and Morris stepped into the cabin.

The disorientation from the shifting lights had barely faded when they turned toward the nearby navigation table and bowed to Duncan, who sat studying navigational charts, “Captain.”

“First, find a place to sit and rest. It’s easy to trip after teleportation,” Duncan said without looking up. After pinpointing a few locations on the map, he exhaled softly and, straightening up, looked at Morris, “Did you bring the book?”

“Yes,” Morris hastily nodded, then pulled out the unmarked, pitch-black “Book of Desecration” from his cloak and stood up to hand it to Duncan, “Here it is.”

Duncan took the book, while Fenna couldn’t help but speak up, “Now that Morris, Alice, and I are back on the ship and only your avatar remains at the City-State… is that okay?”

“There shouldn’t be any more troubles in the city. Moreover, Terrian will become the new Governor of Frost, and with him and Agatha maintaining the order of Frost City-State, there’s nothing to worry about,” Duncan said with a smile, “As far as you are concerned, your work in Frost City-State is done. Any remaining loose ends can be handled by my avatar.”

As he spoke, Duncan sat back down at the navigation table with the thick black book, his expression turning serious as he placed it beside the chart.

This was the “Book of Desecration” that Morris and Fenna had acquired from a minor Heretic leader, which contained information regarding the enigmatic Saint and hinted at some secrets predating the Creation of the gods and the Great Obliteration.

At first glance, apart from its black, unmarked cover, the book seemed ordinary and emitted no Transcendent aura.

Fenna, Morris, and Alice had already gathered curiously, except that the carefree Alice, unlike the others, maintained a safe distance, not daring to look directly at the book.

The goat-headed wood carving at the edge of the navigation table squeaked and turned its head curiously towards the book in front of Duncan. After a long observation, it finally couldn’t resist asking, “What is this? A book? Worthy of such solemnity?”

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