The church had lost its original appearance, and if it weren't for the broken stained windows at the end of the main nave, a few intact pieces of glass remained. Yes, other than that, the two could barely tell that it was a church. The main hall of the church was empty, except for a wooden table at the end that made it look a little human. However, that only proves that there were people here.

"Look here, they've turned this into a rallying point. Freya looked around the main hall and couldn't help but sigh.

"yes, it doesn't look like a command post here. Erin nodded.

"Nils told us to be careful, what kind of traps are there going to be, right?" Freya gave her automatic pistol a new magazine and pressed her index finger to the trigger so that she could always raise her gun and shoot at the first opportunity.

Erin cautiously walked over to the wooden table, where the papers seemed to be waiting for the two to arrive. She picked up a piece of parchment and read the contents, something that appeared in such a place must have a corresponding value, otherwise they wouldn't have placed so many people around the church. But if everything is an illusion, then what is on paper is meaningless.

And Erin found that there was indeed some meaningless content on the paper, it was just a simple line drawing with a quill, and when she zoomed in, the whole portrait was Kahlert's logo. "What the hell?" said Erin, in a low voice. "Hey, Freya, you'd better take a look at this. ”

Freya walked over to Erin and looked at the painting she was holding. "Caller's logo, what's wrong?"

"Don't you think it's strange? You see, this painting is like a satire on the people who see it. Erin said, pointing to the center of the parchment, which was where the skull in the center of the Callert logo was located.

"Maybe there's something on the upper floors of the church. Freya looked up at the vault on the ceiling, the layout of the church resembled Huttonmar Cathedral, so she thought she would be able to find a staircase to the upper floor.

"Let's go check it out. Erin put down the worthless line drawing and led by Freya to the spiral staircase leading to the upper level of the church.

It's weird here, and that's how the two of them feel right now. Everything seemed to be deliberately arranged to mock the people who were coming here, and the contents of the note Nils threw at Erin still lingered in her head. With this in mind, she and Freya went to the second floor of the church. The changes here are not as great as those in the main hall, except that the corridors that should have been filled with divine aura are now shrouded in ashes.

The second floor is the highest part of the church, and there is nothing to be cared about in the other small rooms on the second floor, except for the room at the end of the corridor. But they still found something left over from the Imperial Army, such as rusty swords and the like. "What are these things?" Erin was clearly unfamiliar with the swords, and Freya only had a rough memory of everything that had happened during the events in Sky City.

"Maybe that's what Marcos said was left behind by the Imperial Army stationed on Sanban Street. Freya recalled. "It's a tragedy here. She sarcastically said.

"Are you going to check it out there?" said Erin scowling at the room at the end of the hallway, the last place on the second floor that hadn't been checked.

"Let's go. Freya walked over with uneasiness, slowly putting her index finger on the trigger.

Freya leaned against the door, listening to the movement on the other side. As expected, she didn't hear anything. Freya looked back at Erin, who nodded at her. Freya took a few steps back, ran forward and kicked the door open. He then rolled down into the room, quickly raising his automatic pistol to observe any possible occupancy in the room. But there was still no target for her to shoot, and finally she stood up, patted the dust on her skirt, and waved to Erin outside the door.

"It's really weird here. Erin couldn't help but say.

"Trust me, there's something weirder about Arad than here. Freya joked. "But it's time for us to be careful, the sense of trap is getting stronger. ”

"What the hell are the guys doing in Kahlert. Erin said in disgust.

"It's a lot quieter. Freya glanced out of the shutter to the outside of the church, and the square fell silent, while Nils was watching with his scope, trying to catch the sights of the two men who had entered the church. Freya took out a small mirror, it was a gift from Camilli before she left for the snowy north, it was her birthday, and now that time flies.

Freya used the small mirror to reflect the sun's rays, signaling Nils. Nils on the tower sensed movement in the corner of the second floor of the church, and as a qualified sniper, he immediately moved his sniper rifle to aim there. "Okay, I see you. He muttered to himself, zooming in on the focal length of the scope, wondering if Freya had something to show herself.

"Erin, did you find anything?" Freya knew what Nils wanted, and she turned back to Erin.

"Wait, let me see. Erin searched the cabinets, the table drawers, the wooden boxes behind the chairs, trying to find something useful in all the places where she could hide something.

"Don't rush, Irene, take your time. ”

"I know, I know......" Erin nodded.

Finally, Erin found a blueprint in the innermost part of the cabinet, in the middle of several doctrinal books. She eagerly handed the blueprint to Freya, who didn't look closely at it, and put it in the lens of Niels' sniper scope. "What's that?" said Nils, who was heading to the scope to see the blueprint, wondering, adjusting the focus again to see better.

And just then, he heard a gunshot. And after experiencing the war, he made a reflexive dodge at the first time, and the bullet was aimed at him. Before he could stabilize himself, the plank next to him was pierced by the bullet. Nils cursed under his breath and clutched his heavy sniper rifle, ready to find out where the other man was.

"Did you hear that?" said Freya in the church, turning back to Erin.

"Oh, damn it, Freya!" but Erin, who was standing by the shutter on the other side of the room, beckoned to Freya. "Come and see this. ”

Freya hurried over to the window. Her vision appeared of Arad's mercenaries out of nowhere, all armed with Caller's standard weapons, blocking every exit intersection. "Where did they come from?"

"It's a trap, Freya. Erin said calmly.

"It's funny. Freya couldn't help but laugh as she looked down at the blueprint that Erin had found. When she saw the contents of the blueprint, her smile froze. "Rocket Booster ......"

"What?"

"This is the blueprint for a soldier rocket booster. Freya said, pointing to the blueprint.

"That's ......" Erin didn't continue, because she knew how much of a threat this weapon would pose to her opponent if it was given to someone who was skilled in wielding it.

"We're in trouble. ”