Bell was very glad that he was selected and followed the prophet deep into Akasia to obtain the final revelation.

He felt that he was lucky, and only the most devout twelve believers could embark on this pilgrimage path, and he was one of the twelve lucky ones.

The final revelation is not so easy to obtain, and this pilgrimage path is full of all kinds of dangers.

The most important thing is the various void monsters hidden in Akasia.

Looking around, the earth is full of devastations. Twist tentacles are everywhere, breaking out of the ground and digging deep pits on the ground.

Although these huge tentacles have turned into shriveled dead branches and are dead, their fibrous surfaces always remind people of thousands of spider webs. It seems that as long as they come into contact with flesh and blood, some kind of horror will wake up and swallow ignorant food.

Don't think it's okay if you don't get close to the tentacles and the deep pits. As Bell saw with his own eyes, those huge monsters crawled out of these ground hernia. They made malicious roars, quickly capturing all the passing flesh and blood creatures into the ground, and the creepy chewing sounds through the deep holes, making the hair stand up.

But as long as there is a prophet, these idiot monsters will not hurt them.

The prophets asked each of them to bring as many sacrifice animals as possible, and gain the protection of powerful power through regular sacrifices, allowing them to complete this pilgrimage path.

But even so, those void creatures will not be satisfied. As the rumors have, they have endless appetites, as if they can swallow the entire world.

Whenever the unsatisfied monsters turn their greedy eyes to them, the prophet will use the power given to him by the God of Destruction to drive these monsters away and protect their loyal followers.

This allows them to complete the pilgrimage by not worrying about potential threats.

Bell knew that the prophet was no longer a simple human, but something more powerful. But he was still impressed by his power, because he only used one sentence to let Bell find the treasure of his life - his wife he loved deeply.

Yes, the prophet used his ability to divine Bell's love in this life. The camel rider married the shepherd's daughter and lived a happy and fulfilling life from then on.

The life of eating marrows made him full of absolute respect and fanatical worship for the prophet, so that when he learned that the prophet was going to choose twelve disciples to accompany him to find the final revelation, he did not hesitate to join the prophet with his beloved camel and his wife's flock. Even if his wife dissuaded her thousands of times, she could not stop it.

He longs to be a person like a prophet, and has blocked everything for this. As long as he can get the final revelation and become a person like a prophet, he can gain both fame and fortune and allow his wife to live a better life.

The second danger of the pilgrimage comes from the beast beside the prophet.

Although it doesn't look very smart and walks left and right, the prophet's pampering of it shocks his followers, and they have seen its terrible appetite and terrifying way of eating more than once.

It is only the size of a calf, but can easily eat several goats, which is a mass several times its size. It seems that no feast of the glutinous basin can make it feel a little full.

At least half of the animals they brought were eaten by the beast. Now that the sacrifices and the eating of the animals were eaten, all the animals brought were consumed.

Now, without food, it turned back and stared at Bell and the others from time to time. The unsettling curiosity made Bell have nightmares all night, fearing that one day he would have become a pool of meaningless pus.

If the prophet hadn't been able to communicate with it and establish spiritual communication, Bell's concern might have been realized.

Such days left Bell exhausted, and he humbly asked the prophet when he would reach his destination.

"Don't worry, it's no more than a day away from the journey to the holy land."

The prophet responded to him in a tone of neither joy nor sorrow, and the hard days were almost over, which made them very excited.

Just when they thought that both dangers on the pilgrimage were passed safely and that the final revelation could be obtained smoothly, the third danger appeared silently from the absurd land, blocking their way forward.

A huge black shadow suddenly appeared in the air, which faintly emitted a purple light, hitting Bell's face through the air, immediately making him feel like his cheeks were burning. He began to retching, tears kept flowing, and his stomach felt as nauseous as if he had been stabbed by a knife.

He rubbed his eyes and wiped away the unstoppable tears. He raised his head, but saw their prophet walking towards the shadow.

He finally saw clearly that it was a huge one-eyed absurd creature floating, with purple lightning lingering all over his body, crackling and leaping, and flames burning in his huge one-eyed eyes.

The huge one-eyed one-eyed one-eyed one is both the body and the core. It is wrapped in a hard shell and rotates sneakily under the twitch of the strong scarlet muscles, bringing an unparalleled sense of oppression. The one-eyed one-eyed shell is embedded in three slightly smaller eyeballs, which emit an eternal purple light, making Bell remember the fear passed down from his bones, as if it had existed since Shurima was in the primitive era. Three huge tentacles twitched terriblely, making a burst sound of a long whip. The color of the tentacles is dark purple, and the brighter the color it is to the tip.

The monster's eyes and tentacle tips all emit purple arcs. They rush to jump, making the nearby air extremely anxious, and then rush to drill into the carapace and disappear.

A visible light continued to emit from the vertical pupil, which could reveal the movement of the monster's vision. Just now, Bell was just gently swept by its sight and then had an extremely violent repulsive reaction.

It is the eternal shadow wandering on Acasia, it is an indelible legend of horror. The moment he sees its true face, Bell is robbed of his mind by fear and can no longer think calmly.

The idea of ​​running away in panic came to Bell's heart, but the prophet walked calmly towards the one-eyed monster and then had some indescribable contact with the monster.

In an instant, Bell understood the gap between himself and the prophet.

The reason why the prophet became a prophet was because he regarded annihilation as his destination, bringing redemption to the flesh and blood of suffering, so he was fearless.

Since someone has opened up a path for them and cleared obstacles, they only have faithful followers. He waited quietly on the side, wishful thinking that the prophet would definitely take them to the holy land.
Chapter completed!