Lissandra herself is a powerful mage, and with the bonus of immortality after becoming a demigod, her lifespan will naturally be extremely long.

Although this mage is not as good as Lissandra, the witch who ended an era, this demigod-level mage still has a very long lifespan. If he hadn't encountered some accident, how could he have turned into this person?

He looks like a ghost or a ghost.

"Void...there is such a thing."

The dead mage frowned and pondered, and finally found information related to the void from his long and chaotic memory.

"What's going on? Come and listen."

Balliard knew that this matter must have something to do with Void. Maybe this ancient mage was killed by Void in the end.

Otherwise, even if the rules of Runeterra change, the worst outcome for this mage should be to die.

If this mage doesn't want to die, he can directly travel to the star world, or further leave the confines of the prison of Runeterra and go outside the territory.

All in all, a mage's life is not that fragile. After all, he is a person who can withstand a large amount of energy erosion with his body. His physical fitness may not be as good as those physically strong warriors, but it is not worse than some people who are engaged in the assassination industry.

A typical example is Ryze. Even though he is another mage, he is old and his body looks very weak, but when he lifts his clothes, he sees that he is a good guy with tendons all over his body.

Even without the use of magic, with Ryze's physique, he can still beat up some troll supernatural beings.

"There is indeed a guy who claims to be a void creature. He came here after leaving Runeterra in this space."

The mage's soul was talking, but then he frowned and said nothing.

"What else? You should know more than this, right?"

Balliard continued to ask. The mage obviously knew something, but he didn't say it. In other words, he didn't know whether he should say it.

"You have something to do with Baron Nash, right? You don't want to have anything to do with that kind of Eternal, but don't forget, this is Baron Nash's sealed place. You already have contact with Baron Nash, so don't take any chances."

Balliard didn't want to force the mage to speak, but he still had to reason with the mage and let the mage speak out voluntarily. This was an important clue.

"Moreover, after asking questions, I will send you to the underworld. In the underworld, even Baron Nash can't do anything to you."

Well, that's right, there is nothing you can do against this mage, because Baron Nash will not care about this guy at all, nor will he know that this little bug has revealed his information.

"...That guy asked us to help him rescue the one you mentioned, but we didn't agree. However, under the strong request of the void creature, we helped him transform so that his size would be similar to the creature here.

Match... I don’t even remember what happened after that.”

After the undead mage finished speaking, his face changed. The face belonging to the mage disappeared and was replaced by the face of a fool who planned to take action against Balliard.

"If you don't know, you don't know. Why are you running so fast... Forget it, I won't ask you for more information. I will send you to the underworld."

Valliard ignored the man shouting in front of him

With that idiot's face, he casually crumpled the energy surrounding the soul into a ball, opened a small door, and sent the soul in.

As for the future, what kind of impact will the soul of this schizophrenic demigod mage that suddenly appears on the underworld have on the underworld? Does it have anything to do with Balliard?

He wished that this mage, whose name he couldn't even remember, would take care of the dead souls in the underworld. It was obviously him who gave the dead souls the opportunity to enter the underworld to rest in peace. However, these dead souls were not very willing to help him, and it was not easy to get rid of them.

When I come out, I still haven’t finished my work.

"Ize, how is the situation there? Did you find any useful information?"

Intuition told Balliard that there was something wrong with what the mage said. Maybe the mage's soul did not deceive him, but the memory of the mage's soul was wrong?

At that time, there were at most two or three seventh- and eighth-level transcendent-level void creatures in the void. They came here to rescue Baron Nash and even forced a demigod mage to tell him who would.

letter.

In this case, why was the void creature that came to rescue Baron Nash able to force this demigod mage?

Because Baron Nash took action.

At that time, there may be loopholes in Baron Nash's seal. After all, it was originally sealed on Rune Land. With the power of the stars in the star world, Baron Nash was sealed. However, if this space is separated from Rune Terra, the seal will naturally have loopholes.

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Therefore, the void creature that came to rescue Baron Nash was probably called by Baron Nash, but why didn't Baron Nash just ask the demigod mage to let him out?

Since he was able to force this mage, and even kill the demigod mage later, and mix it with other people's souls and lock them in this book, Baron Nash probably wants to force the demigod mage to work for him.

The demigod mage couldn't resist either.

"I basically can't understand the words on it, but this piece of paper seems to have traces of magical transformation. It may be that the information is transferred to this paper in other forms. Do you want to try it?"

Ezreal will not be stupid and seek death. The person who left this message is probably the demigod mage just now. He is an ordinary transcendent. Why would he touch the things of demigods? Wait a moment

I don’t know how he died.

"Then let's take a look."

Balliard took the piece of paper and found that it was somewhat damaged. However, when he wanted to use his authority to "repair" the paper, he was hindered, leaving the piece of paper damaged to this point.

The culprit seems to have a level of strength above that of a demigod.

If you put it here, it can only be Baron Nash.

"Sure enough, it was Baron Nash who killed the mage. If nothing else, this piece of paper was left behind by the mage before he died. Otherwise, it would not have been damaged."

The facilities in this suspected warehouse are basically intact. At most, some things have lost their due effect under the erosion of time, or have been destroyed by time.

But this paper, as well as other papers and books, are all special creations made from the fur of an extraordinary creature that travels in time. The fur of this extraordinary creature is basically not affected by time.

Impact.

The possibility of being destroyed by time can be ruled out.

Well, there are basically no traces of anything here being destroyed by violence, the shelves and the

Everything is neatly arranged, which shows that when the mage died here, Baron Nash's attack target was only this mage, and did not let the attack spread to other things.

In this case, the paper was damaged but not completely destroyed. It was probably because the mage was still holding this thing before he died and threw the paper aside before Baron Nash's attack.

"Can it still be used?"

Ezreal doesn't care about Baron Nash. The Eternal is too far away for him.

All he cares about now is whether he can learn more ancient secrets through this piece of paper.

"It's still okay."

Balliard activated the information on this piece of paper with runic energy, and an old man with white hair and a long beard appeared in front of them wearing a simple mage robe, and it became very blurry in an instant.

"What is this?"

Sun Shangxiang and others were startled by this figure. They couldn't understand what happened just now, but at least they didn't directly transform into a "living person".

"It's the image left by the mage during his lifetime... To be precise, he was leaving his last words. It seems that he also knew that he would die in the hands of Baron Nash."

Balliard expressed his guess. Mages were not fools, and those demigod mages were very smart. Even if they knew that they would not survive, they could still guess when they would die.

"I……"

The image was intermittent, and the mage's figure was constantly shaking, and he didn't say a complete sentence for several minutes.

"Do you want to continue reading?"

Ezreal looked at Balliard. Who knows how many last words this mage left? Who knows whether this thing will have an automatic loop playback function. If this is the case, just play it over and start again.

, they don’t know how much time it will be delayed.

"Wait a little longer and believe in the wisdom of the mage."

Balliard still wanted to wait. He was a divine mage and a wise man. Since he left his last words, he would definitely be able to pass on some of the important information.

"We couldn't fight him...we transformed that...he became huge...destroyed...still alive...be careful..."

After a series of intermittent words, the image returned to its previous state.

"Even important information has been damaged. However, this information can still be used as clues. Izawa, I'll leave it to you."

Balliard really didn't want to dwell on these intermittent messages. Who knows whether it was one sentence or dozens of sentences.

Just trying to deduce the situation here based on these "keyword" words, Balliard might as well send out the dead to search for information.

"No problem. I'm the best at solving puzzles."

How could Ezreal refuse such a request? During the adventure, the most satisfying thing was the process of solving the puzzle. Even if Valyard did not give him this task, he would still explore it consciously.

this information.

"By the way, are there any maps or anything like that here? If this is an experimental site, then it was built artificially. There might still be such things as maps, right?"
Chapter completed!