Let me research it? You probably don't know how many potential problems I have detonated, let me let go of research, I am afraid that I will not see the "Golden Dream" later... Klein complained a few words to himself, stretched out his right hand, and stretched out Take the black iron key that belongs to the giant.

He only felt that the touch was cold, no matter how much spirituality he poured into it, it had no effect.

It's a pity that it can't be taken directly above the gray fog for research... Klein withdrew his right hand and shook his head invisibly.

He moved his eyes and saw a book made of parchment on the same table. There was a line of ancient Feysac on the surface of the dark brown cover:

"Grossel's Travels"

"This comes from a shipwreck under the sea, which has been soaked for 165 years and is still undamaged." Edwina introduced, "There is a story in it, a giant named Grossel decided to go to the Frost Kingdom to hunt and kill 'King of the North', a powerful frost dragon. On the way, he met one by one companions, including female elves, pious ascetics, nobles of the Solomon Empire, and soldiers of Loen. The story has just progressed to their face-to-face encounter "The King of the North" suddenly stopped, not to say that there is no such thing, but that it is difficult to open the next few pages with various methods, you can give it a try."

Not a travel note, but a novel? This novel is rather strange. It puts together characters from different eras and eras. It should be a modern product... Klein flipped the book, letting the yellow-brown paper slide by.

The content inside is not much different from what Edwina described, but the plot of the story is very abrupt and full of fragmentation, which always makes Klein wonder if he missed a part. have to be familiar with.

Soon, he browsed to the last few pages, and found that they were indeed glued together, and he couldn't get them open no matter what.

This kind of effect should be able to be handled above the gray fog... I don't know what accidents will happen... Klein looked sideways at "Vice Admiral Iceberg".

Edwina was silent for a while and said: "If you want, I can sell it to you, I have studied it for many years, but I still have nothing.

"But I have one condition."

"What condition?" Klein asked back.

Edwina pursed her lips and said: "If you have researched something, please be sure to tell me the result, so that I will no longer be confused.

"As long as you agree to this condition, I can sell it to you very cheaply."

Klein suddenly became interested: "How much?"

"8000 pounds." Edwina said calmly.

"Hmm..." Klein pretended to ponder, and nodded indifferently, "I'll think about it."

Think about how to pretend it didn't happen... he thought silently.

"Vice-Admiral Iceberg" Edwina didn't respond to Geleman Sparrow's suggestion to think about any changes in his expression, and nodded calmly: "Don't worry."

She seems to think that I can't make decisions on this kind of large-amount transactions, and I have to go back and ask the secret organization behind it... Is this a problem that I can't make decisions on? This is a question of no money! Klein complained to himself, closed "Grossel's Travel Notes", and asked in a low voice: "Do you know who the author is?

"What happened to the people who once owned this book?"

Edwina walked across to him, stretched out her right hand, rubbed the cover with her fingers, and said, "Because of the fog of history, the sinking of the ship, and the lack of relevant information, the previous owner is no longer verifiable, and it is also impossible to confirm who the author is. , uh, there is no signature on it.

"We did research with some occult techniques and found that the parchment was made at least three thousand years ago, before the cataclysm.

"That's why I think it's worth at least �8,000."

In the books written three thousand years ago, besides giant dragons and elves, there are also human ascetic monks, nobles of the Solomon Empire, and soldiers of Loen... These are concepts that only existed in later years! A magical book with hidden prophecies? Or did someone purposely make it out of ancient parchment? But what's the point of that, pure prank? Klein deliberately twitched the corners of his mouth but said without a smile: "The giant's name is Grossel, so could the author be Russell?"

"No. The name Roselle itself originated from the dismantling of the Giant language. It was changed a second time when the ancient Fusac language was derived from the Intis language, and it has a different meaning..." Edwina explained in detail After explaining the etymology of the name Roselle, Klein was taken aback for a moment, feeling like he was back in school.

He nodded slightly, and said in a nonchalant tone: "If this is an ancient work, I'm curious why a frost dragon can be called the 'King of the North', and what sequence does it correspond to?"

Edwina raised her eyes from "Grossel's Travel Notes", looked at Klein and said, "Before the appearance of the first slate of blasphemy, there was no concept of pathway and sequence, and many creatures would not follow this The arrangement, that era, chaos and madness are the main tone of everything.

"Some giant dragons may gather many extraordinary characteristics related to frost, such as the frost of the witch, the frost of the 'living corpse', and the frost of the 'weather warlock'. In this way, it has extremely powerful strength and considerable strength. Higher personalities, of course, similar gatherings will inevitably bring about death and loss of control. JrNovels.com