[Part 2] Death Is The Only Ending For The Villain (FOR OFFLINE READING PURPOSE)

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Finally, we arrived in front of the huge building. "Is this... a temple?"

It was too much to call a temple.

The square-shaped dark gray building with no windows was like a prison made of concrete. "That's what they call it."

The Crown Prince replied, shrugging his shoulders. "Let's go."

He climbed up the stairs first, reaching out to me his hand.

Four square holes were seen behind the back of him. It was the entrance. Looking inside the dark, without even a door, I felt a little terrified.

I hesitated for a moment and soon held the hand of the Crown Prince. He flexed his muscles and easily dragged me up.

After that, we came into the building.

Not long after walking through the narrow passageway, there was a stone staircase leading underground.

'These guys really like underground.'

It was a mysterious tomb that seemed like hideout of a group of evil, considering the fact that an altar was built deep underground on the island even in the Soleil.

"Be careful."

Surneung-. Callisto, who had taken out the sword, spoke in a low voice and went down ahead. I followed behind him silently.

The width of the stairs, which was narrow enough for one person to enter, gradually widened as it went down.

The inside was not darker than I thought. Because there were lamps hanging everywhere.

More strange than that, there was nothing to prevent outsiders from invading. I thought there would be a lot of evil creatures or followers of evil Leila. 'Well, nobody can get here, so they don't have to set up a trap here.'

The huge desert island was built in the middle of the place, lacking an island. I also had a magic map, but I must have been trapped in the desert.

Nothing popped out, but we kept on climbing the stairs and going down the stairs. Finally, the seemingly endless staircase ended with a vast expanse of space. "This..."

We stood at the bottom of the remaining stairs.

There was a mountain of gold coins, jewels, and treasures that flashed in the light.

And the hundreds and thousands of bones that pop out of these items and stuff it up. "Heyup."

I stepped back, holding my breath at the sight that was revealed. They were human bones.

"Leila followers. They kidnapped people, tortured them, and hid the bodies here? There's a lot of dirty things."

The Crown Prince frowned harshly, perhaps because of the numerous remains of the bones. "No."

"What?"

"Here, it is the tomb of the ancient Layla." "The tomb?"

Callisto asked back as if I was talking nonsense, but I didn't answer anymore.

His words made me dizzy when I saw so many bones that seemed to have been slaughtered.

I thought the tomb symbolized something, but I didn't know it would give the real tomb as a quest. 'Crazy game.'

Looking around the inside of the tomb with my face hardened, I soon found something far away and opened my eyes.

"The mirror."

It was much bigger than what I saw in Vinter's secret hideout. To occupy one side of this enormous space.

Because it was rusted and faded for a long time, it would have been mistaken for a wall if you did not know its shape beforehand.