Chapter 552: Encounters In the Divine Kingdom
After failing to find the main hall in the center of War Temple, Kant led his army to the west side of War Temple, in front of the mysterious temple with its back against the city wall.
This was a gothic-style building. On the walls on both sides of the temple’s door, there were many lifelike reliefs.
The most amazing thing was that when Kant arrived in front of the temple, the closed door of the temple automatically opened.
What made Kant feel strange was that the temple that had opened the door was empty.
After a moment, a majestic red light flowed out from the opened door. This red light flowed on the ground as if it was laying a carpet to welcome Kant’s arrival.
“Enter the formation!”
Kant did not care about the red light. No matter what kind of arena the G.o.d of war set up, Kant himself had a huge amount of power, so there was no need to be afraid.
Rhodok Sergeants were at the front, slowly entering the temple.
Kant and Baheshtur led the knights and mages, following closely behind.
Next were Rhodok Sharpshooters, Vaegir Marksmen, and the Ravenstern Rangers.
When Kant entered the temple, his view suddenly changed. He found that he was not in a palace, but in a wilderness.
“Is this an illusion? Or what?”
Kant thought in confusion.
Although the temple was huge, it was impossible to reach this level. This wilderness seemed to have a radius of four to five kilometers, which was much larger than the entire war temple. Further away, there was a red glow.
Kant got off the warhorse and pulled up a blade of gra.s.s on the ground.
The fresh green gra.s.s did not look fake at all. The soil at the roots of the gra.s.s had a unique wet smell.
A breeze blew out. Kant closed his eyes and felt the breeze. It felt very real.
“Could this be the divine kingdom of the G.o.d of War, Edmund?”
Kant thought in disbelief.
Kant knew a little about the divine kingdom. The divine kingdom rose high into the sky and turned into the stars in the sky. He had never heard of a divine kingdom on earth.
“Lord, look. There is a building ahead!”
At this moment, Baheshtur’s words interrupted Kant’s thoughts.
Kant looked in the direction Baheshtur was pointing. His strength was far stronger than Baheshtur’s, so he could see it more clearly. It was a gathering place that looked like a village.
Many figures were walking in it. At the edge of the village, there were even some lambs eating the gra.s.s on the ground in the surrounding wilderness.
“Go and have a look!” Kant said.
Then Kant got back on his warhorse and ordered the troops to move towards the village.
The warhorse under him was running on the plain that looked like nature, and it seemed to be very happy. This once again confirmed that this was probably not an illusion.
The land was flat and covered with green gra.s.s, so the troops moved very fast.
After a while, Kant arrived at the edge of the village.
However, when Kant approached the village, a group of knights dressed like the war knight order suddenly rushed out of the village.
A man who was sleeping on the gra.s.s, who looked like a shepherd, woke up after the cavalry rushed out of the village.
As soon as he woke up, he saw Kant’s army.
The shepherd roared “intruder” and a red light surged out of his body. The red light turned into his horse, the weapon in his hand, and the armor on his body.
In front of Kant, the shepherd instantly completed his “transformation” and became a knight. His strength had also changed from an ordinary person to a grand knight at the peak of strength.
Very quickly, this knight had joined the team that had charged out from the knight order of war.
There were close to a hundred people in this team, and all of them had the aura of peak grand knight. They were not any weaker than Kant’s Swadian Royal Knight and Sarleon Lion Knight.
However, their numbers were too few. They were not enough.
Although they were powerful, they were nothing in Kant’s eyes. Kant cared about the way they appeared.
If Kant’s guess was right, these knights were all ordinary villagers.
It was very likely that they were like the man who herded the sheep. A red light surged out of their bodies, and they completed the transformation from an ordinary village to a powerful peak grand knight.
“Which n.o.ble’s subordinates are you? We have already paid all the divine stones that we should have paid this month!”
At this moment, the knight at the front asked Kant and the others.
n.o.ble?
Divine stones?
This should be the territory of the G.o.d of War. Why did they have to pay any n.o.ble stones to the n.o.ble?
These questions flashed through Kant’s mind.
“I am Baron Kant! Let me ask you, what is this place? What is this divine stone you speak of?”
Kant directly opened his mouth and asked his questions.
If these people were willing to answer his questions, that would naturally be the best. If not, Kant did not care. He came here to find the G.o.d of War and to capture him.
“This is the domain of my G.o.d, the divine stone is…”
“Hm? You’re an baron, how can you be so weak? Furthermore, my G.o.d did not send a decree to form an alliance with any Baron Kant.”
“Looks like you guys are indeed invaders!”
As the knight spoke, his tone turned to anger.
“Knights, the domain of my G.o.d cannot be blasphemed, kill these invaders!”
The knight suddenly drew his knight sword and pointed it at Kant’s army as he shouted.
“Kill these invaders!”
“Kill these invaders!”
Nearly a hundred peak grand knight soldiers shouted at the same time. Their aura was extremely terrifying.
Especially when Kant’s army was so close to them.
However, their aura didn’t have any impact on Kant’s army’s aura.
When the enemy was preparing to fight as if Kant and the others were “invaders” the battlefield automatically formed.
The “Glory. Bright Red Movement” on Kant’s back began to shake violently, and a circle of red light spread out from the cloak, encompa.s.sing all of Kant’s soldiers.
The “Glory. Bright Red Movement” pa.s.sive special effect, the Bright Red Movement, was triggered, and all of Kant’s soldiers’ strength suddenly increased by 50%. At the same time, their morale began to rise slowly but steadily. The enemy’s imposing manner did not have the slightest intimidation to them.
At this time, Kant had led his army to the outside of the village. These knights had rushed out of the village, so they were very close, only a dozen meters or so.