"You don't have to be sad, we haven't completely failed yet!" Gavin, flapping his phoenix's wings, broke free of the magma and flew into the air. Vera smiled and basked in a soft aura, the pool of flames covered in solid rock. Gavin fell to the ground, pleased with his astonishing transformation, the demigod's body reborn from the flames almost perfect. He walked over to Eric's corpse, and he understood exactly what Tyron had said as he left, and he flipped the corpse over, and a fishy smell followed.

Vera briefly tended to her burnt hair, he knew what Taryn was referring to, and there was probably no treasure other than the hourglass of time that could turn the tide of the valley. She crouched down and rummaged through Eric's body, a delicate hourglass sliding from her bag to the ground. "That's it, we're going to use the hourglass of time to find Victor's location, and it's up to you to rescue Andy if we can rescue him. Gavin said this and grabbed one of Vera's arms.

"What do you want to do?" Vera was overjoyed about Gavin's resurrection, but the rude behavior of the other party made the pampered woman uncomfortable. Gavin knew he was abrupt, and he immediately let go of Vera and straightened up. He placed the hourglass of time on a flat stone, and with the pure energy of the runes, he lifted the curse that Eric had placed on the hourglass. "I just want you to help me find Andy, and I don't mean anything else, please trust me. Gavin patiently explained.

Vera pouted in embarrassment, she didn't know how to use the hourglass, and Gavin couldn't continue to be reserved since he had promised to help, so she had to remove her clothes to reveal smooth skin. "What are you going to do?" Gavin asked, looking at Vera's ketones. "Don't you want me, I can give it to you now, but you must save Andy, or I won't let you go." Vera cried and closed her eyes when she said this.

Gavin looked confused, he never thought that he would be a dangerous guy in Vera's eyes. "You're misunderstanding me! Gavin picked up a piece of dirty clothing and put it over Vera's body. Vera grabbed the dirty laundry with both hands and held her chest tightly. She asked shyly, "Then what do you want?" Gavin laughed "poof", he shook his head and replied, "When did you become like this? I don't want to save Andy's life, but I really can't find him without your help, I don't need your body, just ask for a little blood." ”

Vera was embarrassed, and she held out her right hand to reveal her white arm. Gavin didn't shirk either, picking up the hourglass of time and placing it on Vera's arm. "Ahh......h Gavin pressed the hourglass of time and said, "There is no way, this artifact can indeed find your father, but it needs to be tracked with your blood." If you bear with it a little longer, you'll be fine in no time. As soon as he finished speaking, a portal opened on the other side of the hourglass.

Gavin smiled and glanced at the newborn portal, he slowly removed the hourglass of time from Vera's arm, then straightened his wings and said, "You can stay here, or go and save Andy's buddies, but don't listen to Victor, you're not a high priest, don't do anything stupid." Vera nodded, she knew what she was capable of, and she was more than willing to accept Gavin's suggestion, although Eric's mansion was destroyed, but the valley was still under his father's rule, and it was not difficult to find a few people.

Vera dressed, he tore off a skirt to bandage the wound on his arm, and left the ruins with the statue of Achill, the corpses of soldiers everywhere along the way, and she made her way down the alley to her mansion. It's also a mess here, it seems that the fighting in Eric's mansion has spread here, and there is still a noise outside the courtyard wall, she frowned and shouted angrily, "Where do you want me to find them?" There was a pungent smoke around it, it seemed that Andy's release of the Doomsday Judgment had destroyed most of the buildings in the valley, and Verla could only gather the old department to start searching for Duke and the others.

Gavin looked at Vera as she disappeared into the mist, taking a deep breath, he knew that entering the portal would lead to a fierce battle, but Andy's life hung by a thread, and he had to take this step decisively. With a flash of light, Gavin finally made his way through the portal to a twisted void. All around him were overhanging islands, and he was still standing a long way from the next empty island. The elemental creatures that wandered around the island caught a glimpse of the visitor, and from time to time they spewed magical turbulence towards the exit of the portal.

"Did you see the stranger pass?" Gavin dodged the magic turbulence as he tried to communicate with the elemental creatures, but they didn't buy it at all, and continued to release turbulent interference. He knew he couldn't afford to delay any longer, and once Victor had completed the ritual on the day of the red moon, it would be too late. He stretched out his fiery wings, then leapt into the void.

With the power of his magic, Gavin traveled to another hanging island, on which a ruined temple stood. "Anyone?" Gavin shouted, and there was no response except for the rumbling explosions. He subconsciously thought that he must have found the wrong way, otherwise it would be impossible to have no clues, according to the guidance of the hourglass of time, as long as he enters the portal, he will see Tylen himself, and now except for a temple, there is no trace of Tylen coming at all.

"Help me!" suddenly there was a cry for help from inside the temple, and Gavin immediately followed the sound into the temple, and a moving mural appeared in front of him, and a vivid picture of the sacrifice of the living was being staged. The cold altar was covered with naked "sacrifices", and several masked men were holding sharp swords and were exerting downward force, the sharp blades of which pierced into the bodies of the sacrificers, and the blood flowed down the grooves around the altar to the statues not far away.

Gavin couldn't help but take a deep breath when he saw such a bloody scene, and he stretched out his hands to unleash the fire magic, and the powerful fireball shattered the moving fresco, revealing Trace, who was tied to the stone pillar. "Why are you here?" asked Gavin in a loud voice. At this time, Trace's hands and feet were bound by hard iron chains, and black blood was dripping from the blood groove on the ground from the position of her wrists and ankles. Gavin hurried forward, ready to rescue Trist, but heard a rush of footsteps behind him.

"You're no match for them!" Trist, seeing Gavin's action, opened her eyes to watch another good show before she died. Gavin turned slowly, he knew that the enemy was close, he was not prepared to show mercy to this battle, and the sneak attacker hiding in the shadows was brewing the deadliest magic attack.