Chapter 660: Tizamo Town Looking at the two options listed by the "Magician" lady, Lumian fell into deep thought. These are all very good rewards! You should know that Sequence 4 is a node of qualitative change for Extraordinary beings. From then on, they can possess divinity and transform into a demigod. Most Extraordinary beings will never have the opportunity to reach this level. This not only refers to becoming a demigod, but also includes obtaining or seeing related things with one's own eyes. A sequence 4 potion recipe is something that money cannot buy in most cases! Moreover, this is the formula for the Sequence 4 potion of Lumian's path. As for the reward for helping to divine clues about the rest of the body of "abscessed hand", this reward represents the promise and help of an angel. Ordinary extraordinary people have never even heard of it, let alone obtained it. They can only read stories in the scriptures of major churches about a certain angel receiving permission from the Lord and responding to the prayers of a certain believer. Besides, Lumian really needs to solve this problem. After becoming a Sequence 5 "Reaper", he had to put the matter of finding the rest of the "abscessed hand"'s body on the agenda. Otherwise, if he really had the formula and the materials, completed the digestion, prepared the ritual, and encountered a crisis, but was unable to complete it due to his promise and was restricted by the oath, he would not be able to be promoted to demigod in time, and he would not even have the chance to regret it. Lumian currently has no idea where to go if he has to rely solely on himself to search. The only solution he can think of is to imitate the spell that summons the "aborted hand" and design a new series of summoning spells to see if he can summon the legs, arms, body, and head of this spiritual creature. But this is a very dangerous attempt. When Lumian was taught by his sister in the dream, he already knew that when the summoning spell is not clear enough and no restrictions can be added, no one knows what will be summoned. It may be a demigod-level, malicious spiritual creature that may kill the summoner on the spot. ——The direction cannot be clearly determined because Lumian currently has no idea how broken up the rest of the body of the "abscessed hand" is. It may be a relatively complete body with only one hand missing, or it may be broken into a pile of debris the size of peanuts. Naturally, it is impossible to describe it accurately. He can only try again and again, narrowing the scope again and again, which is like experimenting with his life. More importantly, Lumian had read through the complete collection of information on common spiritual creatures that the "Magician" lady had given him earlier, and had not found anything that looked like the rest of the body of the "abscessed hand".

Lumian wants the potion formula for Sequence 4 "Iron Knight", and he also wants clues to the rest of the body of "Abscessed Hand". That's why he was lost in thought, unable to make a decision. He was considering whether he should teleport back to Trier now and ask Franka or Janna to help him with divination to see what the spirits would give. Lumian made a decision as his thoughts raced: Choose the second one! This was because he remembered one thing: the reward from Mr. "The Hanged Man" that he had received before had not yet been redeemed. It was an opportunity to explore the "Blue Avenger", and this ghost ship was a legacy of the Tudor Empire. Considering that the "Blood Emperor" Alistair Tudor was once the true god of the "Hunter" pathway and a half-crazy "Red Priest", it is entirely possible to expect that the Tudor Empire's legacy would contain the Sequence 4 potion formula of the "Hunter" pathway, as well as extraordinary materials and properties. Lumian immediately sat down and wrote a reply to Ms. Magician, expressing his thoughts and informing her that he would go to Tizamo Town to investigate Hisoka's inheritance. ………… At four o'clock in the afternoon, Camus Castilla from the patrol team brought three dark-brown-skinned people from the southern continent and knocked on the door of Suite No. 7 on the third basement floor of the Aurela Hotel. "They are all from Tizamo. They were born and raised there, and only came to Paros Port when they were adults to seek opportunities." Camus introduced the two men and one woman in Intis. "One is a supplier of 'Guadal' berries, one is married to a local citizen, both work at the port, and one has become a thief." One is a relatively wealthy businessman, one is a dock worker, and one is a thief. They are at three different social levels, and there are both men and women... This will allow me to understand the situation in Tizamo Town to the greatest extent and in the most comprehensive way... Camus is very professional in this area, worthy of being the former "sheriff"... Lumian nodded slightly and said to the three people he was questioning in a relatively awkward Dutan language: "I am a folklorist and will be heading to Tizamo soon. Before that, I hope to learn more about the town. My Dutan is not very good yet, so Mr. Camus will help me translate." "We listen to Commander Camus." The oldest businessman said with a smile, and the other two quickly agreed. Lumian turned his body and said to Lugano: "I'll take one to the master bedroom for a chat, and you'll entertain the remaining two." "Okay." Lugano hurried over. In the master bedroom, Lumian politely asked the merchant to sit on the armchair, and he retreated to the edge of the bed and said in Intis: "What is the main product of Tizamo Town?" Camus, who was helping to translate, was puzzled: Is Louis Berry really going to travel to Tizamo Town? He was clearly following the trail of Tewanaku! Camus adopted the posture of an "interrogator", looked down at the businessman sitting in the armchair, and relayed Lumian's words to him.

The businessman replied tremblingly: "Sir, we mainly grow 'Gwadar' berries, spices and jungle fruits. There are several plantations around. We often go into the jungle to hunt and sell meat and furs. We also cut down trees and make coffins. "That's all I have. The rest is to grow some corn and potatoes for myself..." Lumian listened to it himself and then revised his knowledge of the Tutankhamun language based on Camus' translation. He started chatting, asking about everything from the favorite foods of the townspeople of Tizamo, their income, to their daily pastimes. Based on the merchant's answer, he initially formed an image of Tizamo Town in his mind: Most of the people here are locals. The only outsiders are the owners of the surrounding plantations and some slaves they bought from nowhere. Thanks to the hunting services provided to the gentlemen of Paros Port, the town of Tizamo is not closed or conservative, and is aware of many situations in the outside world. The belief in the god of death has been eradicated in the town of Tizamo, and the townspeople now mainly believe in the "Eternal Sun". However, the belief in the god of death still left obvious traces in their daily lives, such as frequent visits to the cemetery to worship, children who died young cannot be buried in coffins, and every adult must prepare a coffin for themselves in advance, and the most desired way of traveling is to lie in a coffin. Lumian finished the conversation with great interest and asked: "Do you know Tewanaco Tupian?" Finally, we’ve come to the key part… Camus let out a sigh of relief and told the businessman the problem. A clear smile appeared on the businessman's face: "know! "He's well known in town." "Why?" Camus asked. The businessman smiled apologetically and said: "Sir, he should be your colleague. He is the first person in Tizamo Town to join the patrol team, and his position is rising. He is our pride." Lumian laughed: “I wonder what Tehuanaco was like.” The businessman's expression changed slightly, he glanced around and said: "My two lords, has Tewanaco committed any crime? Has he joined an organization that believes in the 'God of Death'?" Very smart... When Lumian muttered, Camus cursed in a deep voice: "Are we asking you, or are you asking us? Answer honestly!" Under the mental pressure of the "interrogator", the dark brown businessman trembled and replied: "I knew very early on that this young man, Tewanaco, would become something great in the future, but I also knew that he would one day become a blasphemer." Seeing Camus and Lumian looking at him, waiting for the next words, the merchant organized his words and said: "There was a fire in Tewanaku's house. All his relatives died, but he was the only one who survived. In our customs, this is a person who is blessed by the gods, so he can be spared from death. Such people will build great businesses." The favor of the gods here refers to the "God of Death", right? Not being taken away by the "God of Death" means that I have obtained the favor of the "God of Death"? Lumian interrupted the merchant thoughtfully: "The fire happened more than six years ago?" "How did you know?" The businessman asked in astonishment, then slapped his forehead and said, "I'm so stupid. You must have investigated it in advance." It seems that this fire resurrected Tewanaku and turned him into "Siso"... Lumian nodded: "Go on." The businessman recalled: “After that, Tewanaco became silent, as if frightened, and stopped attending Mass and entering the church of God.

"Later, he left Tizamo and arrived at the port of Paros." Isn't Tewanaco worried about being investigated for behaving so abnormally? He doesn't even do a simple false belief? "Sisso" had already become a Beyonder of the "Devil" Path, and couldn't attend the mass of the "Eternal Blazing Sun" Church at all? Where did his first potion come from? After listening to Camus' translation, Lumian asked thoughtfully: “Does Tehuanaco often go back to Tizamo?” "He returns to Tizamo every year, but I'm not sure exactly how many times or how long he stays," the businessman answered truthfully. "Where does he live when he returns to Tizamo Town?" Lumian asked further. The businessman answered quite smoothly: "He lived in his own home. He joined the patrol team, and when he became rich, he rebuilt the burned house." Rebuilding the house destroyed in the fire... Lumian pondered for a few seconds and said: “What special folk festivals are there in Tizamo Town?” (End of this chapter)