"Perhaps he is an alchemist who has stepped into the mysterious realm, as Mr. Rhine had guessed before."

As soon as Angel finished speaking, the tree spirit sitting next to him said: "No need to guess, according to the records here, Crowley is a mysterious alchemist."

The tree spirit waved the "Chronicles of Crowley" in his hand.

Rhine: "What did you find?"

The tree spirit shrugged: "Although what I read is Crowley's diary, there is no useful information in it. Basically, it is what happened to a man named Belos."

According to the tree spirit, Belos is a follower of Crowley. It can be seen from the description that he has at least reached the legendary level.

Most of Crowley's notes are about Bellows.

It is better to call it "Bellows Observation Diary" than "Chronicles of Crowley".

As for why the tree spirit confirmed that Crowley was a mysterious alchemist, it was because there was a record in it that Crowley joined the Lawful Guild. Because he had refined mysterious things, he was immediately treated as a guest of honor and even sent a bloodline sidekick.

The legendary wizard was his follower. Belos seemed to dislike this follower very much. He felt that it would steal Crowley's attention and his status would decline accordingly, so he began to target this follower, doing

He did a lot of bad things secretly.

These were all recorded by Crowley.

The reason why the tree spirits are so happy to watch is because the intrigues of these legendary wizards are so interesting.

Rhine: "Crowli didn't do anything else but just observe Bellows all day?"

The tree spirit nodded: "Basically yes. So overall, Belos is Crowley's true love. In fact, he doesn't need to be jealous at all, nor does he need to worry about being robbed of his attention."

"This is not the point. The point is whether there is any other information. For example, information about this hidden room, the star pool ruins or the nightmare light?" Rhine asked, holding his forehead.

The tree spirit shook his head: "At least as far as I can see, there is no record."

"However, there are thirteen volumes of "Chronicles of Crowley", which are recorded in chronological order. I am looking at the early records of Crowley. Maybe I will write about the ruins later."

When Rhine heard this, he stopped asking. If he asked again, he would probably not get any useful information. He might as well come and see for himself.

He directly found "Thirteen Chronicles of Crowley" from the stack of books and started reading it by himself.

Seeing this, the tree spirit continued to be immersed in Bellows' observation diary.
Chapter completed!