Sailing: Pick Up Roger’s Entry At The Beginning, And Scare Cap Chapter 171

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At this moment, the seriously injured Ace suddenly burst out with all his strength: “Feng Di!” The raging fire formed a huge vortex of fire, temporarily trapping Aokiji in it, and Ace himself took the opportunity to rush towards Lin Ye.

“Lin Ye! Catch it!” Ace shouted, and the flame in his hand condensed into a small fireball, which he threw accurately at Lin Ye.

Lin Ye immediately understood Ace’s intention, leaped up, and caught the fireball in mid-air. Then, he thrust the tip of the Dawn Blade into the center of the fireball, and the flames immediately wrapped around the blade, merging with the golden light.

Seeing this, “Xing” smiled coldly: “Pointless struggle.”

Lin Ye ignored it and raised the flame-wrapped Dawn Blade high up and threw it at the stone gate of the temple with all his strength. The Dawn Blade was like a golden-red meteor, cutting through the night sky and accurately hitting the mark in the center of the stone gate. A huge burst of energy, golden and fiery red light instantly covered the entire stone gate.

At the same time, Silva also pointed the badge at the guardian statue on the other side. The eyes of the two statues lit up at the same time, forming a triangular resonance with the central mark. The entire stone door began to vibrate, and dazzling light seeped out from the gap.

“It’s open!” exclaimed Robin.

The huge stone door slowly moved to the sides, revealing the mysterious space inside the temple. At the same time, the full moon in the sky just reached the zenith, and the moonlight poured down like a silver waterfall, shining into the open door of the temple.

“Come in quickly!” Silva called to Robin, then turned around to look at Lin Ye, Sabo and Ace who were still fighting, his eyes full of worry.

Lin Ye had already rushed to the temple gate, stretched out his hand to catch the Dawn Blade that bounced back from the stone gate, and blocked the pursuit of “Xing”: “You go in first, I’ll cover you!”

Silva nodded and quickly led Robin into the temple. The sound of a more intense battle came from behind them, but they had no time to pay attention.

The interior of the temple is spacious and solemn, with a circular platform in the center, surrounded by ancient stone pillars and murals. But the most eye-catching thing is the huge stone tablet standing in the center of the platform – that is the legendary last historical text, which will reveal the shocking truth that has been covered up by the world government for 800 years under the light of the full moon.

As the war raged outside, Silva and Robin finally arrived at the core of Moonlight Island – the entrance to the central temple. The huge stone door stood tall, with fine ancient patterns carved on the surface, and each line seemed to flow with a faint silver-blue light. A perfect moon-shaped groove was embedded in the top of the door, waiting for some kind of key to be inserted.

“This is it,” Silva looked up at the temple that kept the world’s greatest secret, his voice trembling involuntarily, “After a thousand years of waiting, I finally came to this moment.”

Robin carefully touched the patterns on the stone door. Her scholarly instinct made her quickly analyze the symbols: “These patterns…some resemble the writing of the ancient kingdom, but they are more primitive. They may be graphic expressions before the formation of the writing system.”

Silva nodded and took out the Sky Island badge that Lin Ye gave him from his arms: “According to ancient records, the Eye of the Sky is one of the keys to open the temple.”

The badge automatically emitted a gentle blue light when it approached the groove, as if it recognized its destination. Silva carefully placed the badge into the groove, and suddenly, circles of light spread out from the groove, all the lines lit up, and the air around the stone door began to tremble slightly.

A low roar came from behind the door, as if some ancient mechanism was activated. The huge stone door slowly moved to both sides, revealing the interior of the temple. A beam of silver-white light shot out from the crack in the door, illuminating the surprised faces of Silva and Robin.

“Unbelievable…” Robin exclaimed softly.

The interior of the temple was much wider than the exterior suggested—a huge circular hall towering into the sky, with an open dome facing the starry sky, and the silver light of the full moon shining vertically in.

On the walls were a complete circle of murals, the colors were bright and new, and the details were so detailed that it seemed as if they had been completed yesterday.

The content of the murals was coherent and detailed, and it was obvious that they were telling the history of the ancient kingdom.

In the center is a circular altar, slightly above the ground, surrounded by eight tall stone pillars, each of which is engraved with complex runes. A huge celestial movement map is engraved on the surface of the altar, showing the ancient people’s amazing understanding of the universe.

“So beautiful…” Robin couldn’t help but walk towards the mural, and the scholar’s eyes greedily scanned every detail. “This may be the most complete ancient historical record in the world!”

Silva was also shocked by the grandeur of the temple, but he did not forget his mission: “We need to hurry up and find the original text of history.”

Robin quickly adjusted her state and began to concentrate on studying the murals. As she read deeper, her expression changed from concentration to shock, and her hands involuntarily covered her mouth: “These murals fully record the events of the blank hundred years! The ancient kingdom did have a highly developed civilization. They created a peaceful and prosperous social system. Technology, medicine, and philosophy have all reached astonishing heights.”

She continued along the mural, reading more: “But this peace and progress threatened the rulers of other kingdoms. The ideals of equality and freedom promoted by the ancient kingdoms shook the foundations of their privilege…”

Silva added: “Twenty kingdoms formed an alliance and declared war on the Ancient Kingdom. Although they were at a disadvantage in terms of technology, they had a large number of people and used some kind of forbidden power…”

Just as Robin was immersed in the interpretation of the mural, an abnormal energy fluctuation caught Silva’s attention. The space above the altar suddenly became distorted, rippling like ripples on the water. A beam of light separated from the moonlight in the dome, gathered above the altar, and gradually condensed into a human figure.

This is the shadow of an old man in ancient clothes, with a dignified and wise face, and his eyes gleaming with wisdom that transcends time and space. The shadow is suspended in mid-air, emitting a faint silver-blue glow.

“It’s been eight hundred years,” the shadow said, his voice seemed to come from a distant time and space, old and powerful, “Finally someone has arrived here.”

After seeing the face of the phantom clearly, Silva immediately knelt on the ground, his expression so excited that he could hardly speak: “Lord Raphael! The survivors of Birka salute you!”

Robin looked at Silva in surprise, then at the mysterious shadow: “Raphael?”

The shadow – now known to be a being named Raphael – nodded slightly: “You have done well, Silva, and completed the instructions of your ancestors. The bloodline of the guardian has never been cut off, and the Eye in the Sky has returned to where it should be.”

Silva raised his head with tears in his eyes: “Sir, we have been following your guidance and waiting for this day to come.”