Treasure Hunting System： The Ocean Conquerer

Until the black night sky, and that annoying blue moonlight had been gone for a long time.

Alka and the others finally gathered again in the living room of the room.

At this moment, everyone was looking at Alka standing in the center.

And Alka had already gone to the Tower of Trial, where he learned some information they wanted.

”According to them, they have a guiding spell and a corresponding incantation.

It’s used to summon a door to the alchemist’s hidden place, where his Libra is said to be stored.

It must be summoned within a 50-kilometer radius of the 12 trial towers to be summoned successfully.

It’s equivalent to using the power of the trial tower to invoke.

So the summoned door is also referred to as the Libra Gate.”

Alka relayed the information he had just acquired to everyone.

”Then what are we waiting for? Let’s go, I can’t wait any longer,” Jason said eagerly from the side.

Hearing this,

Alka nodded.

He then stood still, his hands stretched out horizontally, palms facing up, slightly higher than the arms, level with his head.

It looked like a stance similar to a Libra.

Maintaining this posture, Alka began to mutter incantations under his breath. He started to quietly manipulate the magic power, displaying a long string of ancient text before him.

This was some sort of very ancient and secretive writing.

But obviously, Lucilia recognized it completely.

Looking at the long string of incantations displayed.

”Give and receive, receive and pay the price.”

Somewhat similar to the proverb of equivalent exchange, gaining and losing.

Then the incantation glowed, and magic power gathered before them.

A dense white mist gathered in front, and within the mist, an ancient door appeared before them.

The entire door seemed to be forged from ancient bronze, with remarkably simple patterns on it, and in the center of the double door was a pattern of a Libra.

Apart from an ancient aura, there were no decorations or expressions of information on the entire door.

Alka looked at the door, exhaled softly, and then stepped forward, pressing his hands on the door and pushing it forward with force.

With a creaking sound, the door was slowly pushed open, revealing a passage leading inside.

Then Alka turned to look at everyone.

Everyone followed Alka into the door.

It seemed they entered a stone-built enclosed hall.

The most conspicuous thing was a towering Libra in front of them.

The base of the Libra extended into the ground.

The two floating pans appeared on the ground.

And there were exquisite murals all around.

Apart from that, the entire hall was empty.

Lucilia seemed more interested in the murals around.

Alka was also observing.

The mural was composed of 10 different images, possibly a continuous narrative, a rough glance suggested it might be the alchemist’s life.

The first mural, the beginning showed a person crafting something, holding a stone stick and stone bowl, pouring herbs that looked quite rudimentary.

The second mural transformed into a phantom figure, shouting at a large crowd. The person from the first mural was among the crowd.

The third mural depicted meteors falling from the sky, with many people watching from below. The meteors fell to the ground.

The fourth mural showed numerous stars rising from the earth into the sky, and among the stars were human shapes, including the pharmacist.

The fifth mural portrayed the person from the first mural gazing at the sky, seeming to be pondering something.

The sixth mural showed the pharmacist teaching, with a large crowd below him, dressed in simple burlap clothing.

The seventh mural depicted the pharmacist discussing something with a group of people, whose attire suggested they were peers.

The eighth mural showed a person in a black hood conversing with this pharmacist.

The ninth mural transformed into a person wearing armor, holding a sword and shield, waging war, and the area of war seemed quite extensive.

The tenth mural, the final one. The pharmacist was cross-legged, floating in the air, emitting light, with a Libra behind him.

The entire series of murals formed a continuous story.

The group watched as Lucilia interpreted.

She soon said, ”This pharmacist, if no accident, should be the alchemist, the so-called God of Alchemy, the Equivalent Exchanger.”

Also the leader within the circle of the God of Trial.

”The first scene should depict him making preparations, possibly studying alchemy,”

Lucilia explained.

”The second scene, I’m not sure, it lacks any indication, but I saw many divine symbols above.

It might be some kind of divine meeting?”

She said uncertainly.

Alka supplemented from the side: ”The second scene is the Mother of the World reprimanding the gods of the time. The third scene shows all the gods being banished from the Divine Kingdom to the mortal realm, and the fourth scene is where some divine beings passed the trial and returned to the Divine Kingdom, including some mortals who gained power.”

These three scenes connected as a series of events, Alka had witnessed firsthand and thoroughly understood them. So he began to assist in providing more context, having already recalled the events when he saw these three murals.