And long before the sound sounded, Colin Iliad already knew that Derrick Berg opened the door and walked over here.

"Come in." He turned around, towards the entrance.

Derrick pushed the door open, saluted and said, "Your Excellency, I recall some vague details."

Colin Iliad nodded calmly on the surface and said, "What are there?"

"Using sterling silver and mercury as materials..." Derrick briefly described the first part of the ceremony, then paused, "I seemed to be muttering a respectful name: a fool who does not belong to this era."

Colin narrowed his eyes slightly, and suddenly interrupted: "The corresponding symbol is the one left on the candle?"

"Yes." Derrick replied frankly, "The second paragraph is, the mysterious ruler above the gray mist."

At this time, Colin interrupted him again: "Don't need other ritual materials?"

"No need." Derrick nodded slightly in surprise.

Only then did he realize that the chief seemed to be deliberately interrupting himself from reciting the honorable name of Mister Fool.

Yes, our lingua franca is Giant Language, which is a language that can arouse natural forces. If you recite the honorable name directly, it will inevitably produce various unknown effects. I know that Mister Fool is a real god and is trustworthy. Habitually finished speaking in one breath, but the chief didn't know... Derrick continued with a sense of comprehension: "The third paragraph, the king of yellow and black who is in charge of good luck."

After listening quietly, Colin nodded slightly and said, "Very good.

"Although I can't be sure whether the content you recall can help, it's still not a small contribution, and I will let people add merit to you.

"Go back, or go to the library to read a book for a while."

"Yes, Your Excellency the Chief." Seeing that there was nothing else to do, Derrick breathed a sigh of relief, and quickly exited the room at the top of the round tower.

Colin Iliad watched him leave, then walked to the chair behind the desk and sat down, and cast his eyes on the two translucent link worms.

Next to Xiao Chong, there is a notebook spread out, which depicts a hidden symbol composed of half "eye without pupil" and half "twisted thread".

Colin's eyes didn't move for a long time, and his whole body seemed to be turned into a stone sculpture.

After a while, he stood up slowly and took out three candles.

After putting away the candle, Colin Iliad found a piece of sterling silver, picked up the carving knife next to it, and swished out a palm-sized charm carrier.

Then, according to Derrick Berg's description, he painted and engraved the hidden symbol symbolizing "The Fool" on both the front and back of the silver plate.

During the whole process, his speed was very fast. If there were bystanders, he would definitely not be able to see the movements clearly, but the final product was not flawless, like a work of art slowly carved out over several days.

Immediately afterwards, Colin Iliad rummaged through to find a bottle of mercury, and directly used his powerful spirituality to guide the liquid inside into the spell, filling all the lines, and allowing the downward side of the mercury to escape due to gravity. And hang down.

Repeat the process, and after making the second piece of talisman, Colin Iliad placed them in front of the candle, and put a small worm with a transparent link on each.

Compared with when he just stood up from the silence, Colin's every move now appears calm, calm, and determined, without any hesitation, just like when he faced those powerful monsters in the dark.

After getting ready for the ceremony, he took two steps back, took off the straight sword crossed on the wall, and inserted it into the gap between the floor tiles at the door.

And as Colin closed his eyes and whispered, a little bit of pure and thick light emerged from the surrounding void, covering the two straight swords with a sense of holiness and glory.

This kind of light gathers more and more, and slowly turns into flowing water, forming a "cage" that divides the inside and outside along the gap between the floor tiles and the wall of the room.

As a senior "demon hunter", Colin Iliad actually didn't want to do similar defensive actions when holding the ceremony, because it might irritate the person he prayed to and bring about more dangerous changes, but , He had to do it, he had to guarantee that even if the ceremony failed, even if the "fool" was a malicious existence, even if he died in front of the altar, the entire Silver City would not suffer too much damage.

Colin, the Chief of the City of Silver, is quite confident about the defensive ability of the current "cage", because it is directly derived from a god-level sealed item, the crown worn by the giant king Almir: "Proof of glory! " JrNovels.com