The Romance of the Immortal Cauldron

Chapter 2136 Dark Pavilion

As Naro spoke incessantly like a gurgling stream, Matthew never stopped walking forward and finally came to a desolate ruin.

This piece of ruins is like an old man in his twilight years, showing vicissitudes and decay under the erosion of time. Broken walls and ruins are crisscrossed, and rubble is scattered everywhere. There is also an old and decayed smell in the air, as if silently telling the changes and decline of the past.

"Master, this is the place where the old master passed away. Do you think it can be restored?" Na Luo's petite figure stood on Matthew's broad shoulders, his eyes full of complex emotions, including nostalgia and melancholy. His soft words were particularly clear in the silent ruins, as if he was afraid of disturbing the peace of this sleeping place.

Matthew frowned slightly, his eyes slowly swept across the messy place, thinking secretly in his heart.

The situation here was far worse than he had imagined. It was undoubtedly a fantasy to want to restore it completely to its original state.

"It is impossible to completely restore the original appearance. We can only clean up the ruins first."

Matthew sighed helplessly, his voice low and calm, with a hint of regret and relief.

After Matthew finished speaking, he slowly raised his hand, reached into his arms and took out an empty storage bag.

The storage bag looked inconspicuous and was made of ordinary material.

He gently opened the bag, and in an instant, a dazzling white light gushed out from the storage bag like a spirit snake.

The glow was as white as snow, yet revealed a strange warmth and softness. Wherever it passed, the gravel on the ground seemed to be pulled away from the ground by some mysterious force, slowly rising up, and then quickly being collected into the storage bag.

As the gravel was continuously absorbed, the storage bag vibrated slightly.

In a short while, all the scattered rubble on the ground had been collected into the storage bag. The ruins suddenly seemed much emptier, with only some scattered debris left in place, making it look particularly lonely.

When Na Luo saw this, his smart eyes turned and without saying a word, he immediately took action and began to sort out the remaining things.

Its small figure moved freely among the ruins, moving swiftly and carefully, not missing any corner.

"The remains of the old master are gone, only some broken books."

After a while, after searching carefully in the ruins, Na Luo raised his head, turned to look at Matthew, and said with a hint of loneliness and helplessness in his eyes.

In fact, even if Naro didn't say it, Matthew himself could see it clearly.

In the ruins before my eyes, besides the broken stones, there were only a few book fragments left.

They were torn or burnt, the pages were yellowed and exuded a stale smell.

Matthew nodded slightly, responding to Naro's words.

Then, he slowly stretched out his hand and waved it lightly. A gentle force instantly surged out from the palm of his hand. Those broken books seemed to be summoned, and they left the ground and slowly floated into Matthew's hands.

Matthew gently brushed away the dust on the cover of the book, opened a book at random, and his eyes were attracted by the words on it. He began to read it carefully.

The booklet in his hand recorded some unique experiences of old Master Na Luo in the Mangcang Treasure Pavilion, which could be regarded as a miscellaneous note.

Matthew's reading speed was not really fast, for the simple reason that the characters used by old master Naro were all ancient spiritual characters.

This ancient text was not easy for Matthew to understand.

Whenever he came across a passage of text, he would first translate it carefully in his mind word by word, and then repeatedly consider and ponder it before he could truly comprehend the profound meaning contained therein.

While Matthew was absorbed in the world of books, Naro seemed a little bored.

Sometimes it wandered around for a few steps, and sometimes it walked to the other side and looked around curiously, like a bird trapped in a cage, eager to find something interesting to pass the time.

Not long after, just as Matthew was buried in the book, concentrating on his study, suddenly, a strange sound came into his ears without warning.

This sudden sound instantly broke the original silence in the room and pulled Matthew out of his thoughts from the sea of ​​books.

He was startled and quickly looked in the direction where the sound came from.

As far as the eye could see, Na Luo was standing in front of a dark cave with a confused look on his face.

Obviously, the strange sound just now came from here.

At this moment, Naro seemed to have not fully recovered from his shock. It was not until he felt Matthew's puzzled gaze that he turned around as if waking up from a dream.

As their eyes met, Na Luo showed a trace of embarrassment on his face, and then he stammered to explain to Matthew: "I...I really didn't mean it. The old master actually left such a secret chamber here, and I just discovered its existence by accident."

After listening to Naro's explanation, Matthew nodded slightly and thoughtfully, with an understanding look on his face, indicating that he knew that Naro had no intention of opening this mysterious secret chamber.

He knew very well that such unexpected events were inevitable, so he did not blame Naro at all for this incident.

However, at this moment, a burning fire of curiosity suddenly ignited in Matthew's heart.

This secret hidden in the dark and unknown to the public seemed to have an irresistible magic, attracting him to eagerly uncover its mystery and explore what was hidden in it.

He would never rest, otherwise old Master Luo would not create such a thing here for no reason.

Perhaps there is some secret hidden underneath that even Na Luo doesn't know.

Matthew put the book in his hand into the storage bag, then walked straight towards where Naro was.

When he came to Nara's side, his eyes were immediately attracted by the dark cave entrance in front of him.

The entrance of the cave was like a bottomless mouth, quietly waiting for someone to dare to enter its territory.

Matthew stared at the dark and deep hole on the ground, turned his head to look at Naro beside him, and said calmly: "Let's go down and take a look."

As soon as he finished speaking, he stretched out his right index finger and flicked it lightly. A dazzling white light shot out from his fingertips in an instant and flew straight into the dark cave like lightning.

In an instant, the entire cave was illuminated by the white light as if it were daytime, and the originally dark and gloomy environment suddenly became clearly visible.

Matthew carefully observed the situation inside the cave. After seeing the situation clearly, he picked up Na Luo and jumped into the cave below.