The Greece Antagonist

Inside the room, Morgan asked:

"What about you guys? Why did you come to the Northern Realm as well?"

"We heard that this place used to be an ancient battlefield, and there are many Spirit Tombs buried nearby. We got curious and came to take a look, hoping to gain some useful insights from it."

Luo En responded with a sheepish smile.

The content was truthful, yet it concealed the most critical piece of information.

Morgan, hearing this, did not suspect anything.

The layers of the world in the Celtic Divine Era were not distinct, with various kinds of Otherworlds like the Sky Island, Shadow Country, Fairyland, and Avalon taking on the functions of Heaven or the Netherworld.

And the Spirit Tombs were essentially the embryonic forms of these Otherworlds.

They were often born due to the fall of deities and magical creatures, the collision of Authorities, abnormal changes in earth energy, and many other factors. They mostly contained treasures like Divine Corpses, Demon Cores, Divine Artifact Fragments, ancient secret technique books, and more.

Once an Explorer is fortunate enough to unearth a Spirit Tomb and grasp its wealth and secrets, they could very well reach the pinnacle of their life and completely change their Fate.

Thus, every year a large number of Explorers are drawn to it, highly enthusiastic about tracking down clues to Spirit Tombs.

Since humans, elves, and deities are not exempt from such pursuits, it's only natural that this fun-loving master and apprentice are interested in Spirit Tombs.

Given their identity as Mages, the Spirit Tomb holds significant exploratory value for them.

However, most Explorers spend their whole lives without even finding the entrance to a Spirit Tomb.

A few who manage to enter often fall victim to the magical traps, poisonous gases, and monsters within the Spirit Tomb, becoming just a pile of nameless bones underground.

Only a handful are truly lucky enough to explore and master a Spirit Tomb.

To achieve this, strength, intelligence, and luck are indispensable.

Morgan pondered for a moment and suggested:

"Coincidentally, what we're looking for, Albion, is a Spirit Tomb. Why don't we join forces and travel together? After the success, all I want is the Elf Knight mentioned in the prophecy, and you can freely use whatever else inside."

"Deal!"

Luo En nodded joyfully, immediately sealing the pact with Morgan with a clap and an oath.

Albion's Tomb was of great importance; under no circumstances could he let Morgan go alone.

However, the other party is very much the local expert, thoroughly familiar with the environment here, and is intricately connected with the Rain Elf Clan stationed here. Even his good student and guide Vivian is the other party's sister. It's almost impossible for him to completely evade the other party's notice and silently enter Albion's Tomb for exploration.

Given that, he could only first establish a collaboration with Morgan and their team to infiltrate and bide his time.

Moreover, Morgan already intended to enlist the reliable and composed Merlin the Great Mage, and was happy to see him willing to join.

Thus, the atmosphere in the room gradually became warm under the mutual goodwill extended by both parties.

"I thought after parting ways in Cornwall, it would be a long time before I bump into you again, but here we are, merely days later, meeting in Oakney; truly, it's fate."

Morgan raised a silver jug to fill the newly joined partner's glass with a specialty honeydew from the Fairy Clan, chatting with a touch of emotion.

Fate indeed, though perhaps a fateful entanglement…

While grumbling inwardly, Luo En unobtrusively fished for information:

"By the way, you seem quite familiar with the Rain Fairy Clan?"

"On my first journey out, I lost my way and accidentally entered the territory of the Rain Fairy Clan. Not only did they not blame me, but they also took me in, always treating me well, teaching me much knowledge during my stay, almost like my half mother clan."

Morgan replied softly, looking at the pointy-eared old lady who brought fruit and snacks with rare gentleness in her eyes.

Back then, the Three Goddesses, disagreeing with the Danu Divine Race's ideology, feigned closeness to the First Throne Nuada, and secretly took away the Stone of Destiny while he was off guard.

Then, through the Rebirth Secret Ceremony, they erased the marks of the Old Gods of Ireland, descended from Sky Island, wandered from the Danu Divine Race's stronghold Ireland to Britain, finally settling on Avalon Island, becoming the now Lake Fairy Three Sisters.

Subsequently, they clandestinely redeveloped belief on this barren land, preparing to execute plans concerning the Eternal Throne.

But having already fallen out with the Divine Race represented by the Danu Divine Race, the Three Goddesses could only rely on the Immortal Spirit Clan of Mist Forest, the Six Great Fairy Clans, and the native humans of Britain for strength.

At that time, the eldest sister Morgause, possessing the Authority of Fertility, needed to guard the Mother Womb; the youngest sister Elaine had not completely revived from the Rebirth Secret Ceremony, thereby naturally leaving the task of secretly connecting with and controlling the six fairy clans and advancing the plan to Morgan, who held the Death Authority and had notable combat skills, ranked second among them.

Therefore, Morgan discreetly made her way to Mist Forest, claiming to be the Paradise Fairy from "Avalon"—Vivian.

This was the shared alias of the Lake Fairy Three Sisters, now inherited by Elaine, the last to awaken.

Morgan still remembered that right after she had just completed the Rebirth Secret Ceremony and hadn't fully recovered her power, she mistakenly entered the territory of the Rain Fairy Clan and expected trouble and teasing.

Unexpectedly, those fairies treated her exceedingly well, even taking her in as one of their own, giving her a name rich in fairy characteristics—Ash.