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nTranslator: Simple MTL Editor: Simple MTL

nKlein let out a long breath and tried his best to calm his mind. This wasn’t magic, and there was only one person playing the flute.

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n“If I’m not wrong, this gigantic temple is the legendary echo wall. As long as you stand in the right spot and shout loudly, or make any sound, the sound will come back from all directions, forming an imposing aura of an army!”

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nJames seemed to have recalled such legends as well. He felt that the mystical echo wall could only be seen in the relevant tourist spots.

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nHe never expected it to become a means for someone to attack outsiders, making it impossible to guard against.

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nThe worst part was that the flute sounds came from all directions. There was really no way to determine the true location of the Pied Piper.

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nAfter splitting open two more pillars, he still couldn’t find the elusive fellow.

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nHowever, Klein seemed to have grasped some of the patterns. Since it was an echo wall, what he was echoing was only a real sound that was produced by itself.

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nIn other words, that sound must have been the first to be heard.

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nThat was because the first sound was a series of continuous music. Under such circumstances, it was very difficult to determine where the sound came from first.

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nThis required very strong hearing, as well as very good analytical skills!

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nKlein closed his eyes tightly and took his hand away from his ear.

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nAlthough the ear-piercing sound of the flute gave him a splitting headache and his temples throbbed non-stop, he still focused his attention and identified the source of the sound.

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nPreviously, Klein had discovered that this person’s flute playing technique wasn’t very good. There was only one tone over and over again.

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nPerhaps this tone could indeed stimulate snakes or humans.

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nAnd there were only eight to nine tones that appeared repeatedly. Klein quickly determined the order of the tones.

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nThen, he began to wait, waiting for the tone to be repeated from the beginning.

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nAs such, the first place that sounded this tone was where the mysterious flute player was!

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nKlein’s eyes instantly lit up as he looked at the deepest stone pillar. Indeed, there was a strange figure shaking behind the pillar!

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n“I think I’ve found the place. You guys stay here. I’ll go take a look!”

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nWith that said, Klein had already dashed out and found the source of the flute’s sound at lightning speed.

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nWhen he rushed in front of the mysterious flute-playing person, he saw the person’s face filled with shock and disbelief.

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nThey didn’t expect that someone would be able to find the hidden location so accurately.

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nKlein grabbed the dead person’s shoulder and lifted him up before throwing him out.

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nWith a clang, a tall figure was thrown to the ground. The flute in his hand instantly fell off, producing a crisp sound.

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nOnly then did Klein realize that the piccolo was actually made of bone, which was why the sound was so ear-piercing!

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nThe person lying on the ground kept asking questions.

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n“How… How did you discover the location? Unbelievable! This is simply unbelievable!”

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nOther than the Pied Piper, there were also Macbeth and James who were shocked.

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nWho would have thought that there was really someone other than the Carmelas in this place?

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nIt was not that this place was uninhabited, and basically no one dared to approach it.

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nThere was actually someone living here, and this person could even manipulate the local snake population. This was obviously a resident who had lived here for a long time.

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nMacbeth frowned slightly. He suddenly thought about this place, and the situation was more complicated than he had imagined.

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nHe walked up and reached out to grab the person’s shoulder. He discovered that the person who was wrapped in a white cloth was a strange man with a full beard.

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nBecause the beard was too thick, his entire face was extremely weathered. It was impossible to see his face clearly.

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nHis head was also covered by a thick hat. He looked like a vagrant who was praying everywhere.

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nMacbeth looked at Klein and said, “To be honest, I’m also quite curious about how Klein found out your exact location. Let’s make a deal. Tell us who you are and why you’re here? “Then I’ll let Klein tell you the real reason why he found out your location!”

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nKlein didn’t know whether to laugh or cry. He didn’t expect Macbeth to actually offer him conditions.

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nThe Pied Piper sighed softly, his voice somewhat hoarse.

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n“Let me get up first. How can I speak if I’m lying on the ground?!”

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nOnly then did Klein realize that the Pied Piper wasn’t young anymore. If it wasn’t for some special reason, why would he live in such a desolate and desolate place?

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nHelpless, he reached out and grabbed the man’s shoulder, lifting him up.

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nAlthough the man was tall, he was very thin under his clothes. It was as though he had been malnourished for a long time and was only skin and bones.

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nKlein asked, “Also, is there anyone else besides you in this place? Is that mysterious black-clothed man related to you?”

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nKlein asked a series of questions. He judged that there was a high possibility that there was a connection between this person and that black-clothed man.

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nAs long as he could find out their exact location, the rest of the matter would be resolved.

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nBut what everyone didn’t expect was that the guy with the scarf on his head was completely clueless. He even had an innocent expression on his face.

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n‘It was obvious that you were the ones who invaded my territory, and I was only using my own methods to resist. Why are you treating me like I’m a bad person?!’

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n“I’ve lived in this place for more than 30 years. This is my territory. I’m afraid you guys don’t know what this place is, right?”

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nMacbeth blinked and looked around. Wasn’t this just a dilapidated temple? What was so strange about it?

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n“Raising so many disgusting Carmelas in the temple, this is already your blasphemy and disrespect to the gods.”

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nEveryone in each dimension had their own beliefs, although recently, there were fewer and fewer people who believed in the gods.

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nMore and more people liked to rely on their own efforts to obtain resources.

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nHowever, some older people still liked to insist on their habit of worshipping the gods.

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nFor example, this flute player with a big beard.

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nUpon hearing Macbeth’s words, an extremely angry expression appeared on the flute player’s face. He didn’t look like a prisoner who had been controlled by someone.

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n“What do you young people know? The lives worshipped here are originally human-headed and snake-bodied. These Carmelas are the descendants of the gods. It’s only right and proper to raise them here!”

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nKlein suddenly had an idea.. He had a high probability of getting some information from this fellow, and he could also determine who the temple worshiped.

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