Give Me the Name of God

Pudala carefully verified that it was indeed that there was no breath of the Lord of God's Punishment on the God's Blood Stone, and only then did he put the God's Blood Stone back into his body.

The process of reloading was very smooth. The followers of Apollo had excellent medical skills. Odysseus returned to the bloodstone of the gods at first. After a day of recuperation, he slowly began to recover, but Pudala only took dozens of breaths. , The blood stone of God has already played a role in his body.

The first thing that was restored was the function of transforming divine power. Through the Eye of Insight, Manda saw the divine power surging in his body again.

Next was the recovery of skills. Pudala's palm burst into a pale yellow light, pressing the light on the wound on his chest, and the wound over an inch long healed at a speed visible to the naked eye.

Odysseus whispered: "This is his sixth-order skill, which can heal trauma in a very short time, and he has basically recovered."

Manda nodded and said to Pudala: "Now it's time to fulfill your promise."

"Relax, I will never violate the vow I made to the God of Light," Pudala gave a deep salute to Manda, "I will teach you how to find the exit of the palace now."

Manda was startled. This was a little different from the agreed content. The agreed content was that Pudala helped them open the stone gate and allowed Manda to leave with the previous pope.

But now it has become an exit that teaches them to find the palace.

Manda is puzzled, but fortunately he didn't show it, because he still didn't know what the export concept was.

And Odysseus had no objection to this, his expression was peaceful and natural, as if it were the original agreement.

Finding the exit and opening the stone gate, it seems that it is cheaper to find the exit...

The three went through more than a dozen stone gates in succession. Pudala sniffed from time to time and said, "Can you smell it? Some decayed things come from underground corpses, some of them are human, some are of animals, yes. It doesn't matter who owns it. What's important is that this breath comes from outside the palace."

Outside the palace? Could it be that when the Shimen is closed, this palace has another exit?

Pudalat specifically explained this: "The stone gate is the entrance to the palace. It can only be opened from the outside. The exit is just the opposite. It can only be opened from the inside. There are thousands of entrances, but there is only one exit. After entering the palace, if the entrance is It’s closed, no one responds outside, and it’s harder to get out of the palace again.

Cquein has fought with me here for more than 90 years. He also wanted to leave the palace, but he didn’t know where the exit was. Although someone had opened the entrance over the years, he didn’t know which entrance would be opened and when. Will be opened, he has never found an accurate time. "

Sure enough, it took a big advantage. According to Prada's description, the exit and entrance of the palace are inconsistent.

According to the previous agreement, Pudala only needs to help Manda open the stone gate, even if it has fulfilled the promise.

He can go out from the exit alone, go around the entrance and open the stone gate. Although this is a bit troublesome, it is a far cry from exposing the exit to Manda.

Opening the stone gate can only be regarded as a one-off sale. If you enter this palace again, Manda and Odysseus may still be trapped here.

But knowing the location of the exit is quite different. Odysseus knows the way to enter the palace. No matter the restaurant or the hall, as long as he finds an entrance, he can enter the palace smoothly. If he knows the location of the exit again, it means With Odysseus achieving freedom of entry and exit, he will never have to worry about being trapped when he enters this palace in the future.

What is the reason for Pudala to make such a big sacrifice?

He dared not walk out of the palace for fear of violating Apollo's orders?

Leaving the palace a few steps and moving around the palace, although it violated Apollo's orders, it was acceptable to Manda to make such a move under compelling circumstances. No matter how ruthless Apollo was, he would not. Punish Pudala for this negligence.

But exposing the exit of the palace is equivalent to giving Manda and Odysseus the opportunity to enter the palace again, which is equivalent to greatly increasing the risk of treasure theft. In contrast, the price is too heavy.

No matter how stubborn Pudora is, he is a demigod who has lived for more than five hundred years, and the pros and cons cannot be unbalanced.

Is there another possibility?

Odysseus’s expression remained unchanged from beginning to end. For this old Yin critic, no matter how much advantage he took, he would not write on his face, but Manda had another speculation, Odysseus. Possibly tampered with Pudala's memory.

If Pudora maintains the state of a Tier 8 demigod, Odysseus's skills will most likely be invalid to him.

Although the bloodstone of the gods was sealed, the physical talent may still be there. Pudala can resist Odysseus' oblivion skills. As long as he is always vigilant, other skills should be no problem.

Under Manda's verbal attack, Pudala's psychological line of defense collapsed. After taking out the blood stone, it is estimated that the remaining physical talent also disappeared. Odysseus used this short opportunity to tamper with Pudala's memory.

This inference reasonably explained the current situation, and the insidious Odysseus would probably make such a move. Anyway, this is definitely not a bad thing for Manda. The three of them went through a few stone gates again. Arriving in a dark room, the rancid smell inside made Odysseus an urge to vomit.

Manda is in good condition. This is the smell of rotten meat. He has eaten a lot of rotten meat in his previous life.

"This should be the basement of the palace?" Manda's vision is far above that of mortals, even comparable to some gods, but there is no light in this room, and he can only make some guesses based on the smell of the air.

Pudala shook his head and said, "This is the stomach pouch of the palace."

Stomach pouch? Does the palace have a stomach pouch?

Manda was very surprised, but he remembered one of Akira's words: The palace wants something to eat.

Maybe this palace has some unique life form.

Pudala opened the longbow and fired an illuminated arrow with a first-order technique. When the arrow passed, Manda saw a greasy and dirty stone room. The lower room of the stone room was a bottomless pool.

To be precise, it is not a pool, but a slime pool. Numerous corpses float in the viscous liquid. The viscous liquid is dark yellow, with bubbles surging in it from time to time, including animal corpses and several human corpses. Some of the corpses were intact and fresh, and some were swollen and festered, covered with foam, and there was no animal to be seen.

This is the stomach of the palace? That dark yellow liquid is the gastric juice of the palace?

This time, Manda felt a little discomfort.

"The palace wants to eat, and I want to eat. Whenever the palace stops moving, it will use its method to capture some prey. I don’t know what its method is, but I can find some fresh food here. Don’t take too much, don’t let the palace go hungry."

After speaking, Pudala shot another arrow, and on the opposite wall, Manda saw a wide door.

Pudala said: "This door is the mouth of the palace, next to the stomach of the palace, you can walk out of the palace by pushing this door. This is the only exit of the palace. When you find Kequien, you can take it with you. Let him get out of here, but you must remember your oath not to let Kequion hurt my people."

Odysseus asked, "What is the way to open this door?"

Pudala said: "You don't need any method, just open the door and go out, but after you walk out, I am afraid that you will never find this door again. This is the exit. There is no way to open the exit outside the palace."

Odysseus shook his head and said, "I think you are less sincere."

"If you can't believe me, you can open the door and go out and try."

"Try it?" Odysseus sneered. "Didn't you tell me you can't come back?"

"You know the way to open the entrance. You can come in again after you go out. If you feel that this is not safe, you can let one try and leave one here."

This sounds okay. Manda has flying boots and can fly over the slime pool. This trip should be his.

Pudala shot another arrow, and with the light of the arrow, Manda came to the door.

He reached for the slimy door and suddenly heard Odysseus yell, "Wait a minute!"

Manda smiled. He turned his head and looked at Pudala. He didn't even plan to open the door.

"If I open this door, I won't be able to come back again, right?"

Pudala sighed: "I am too lazy to pester you, Odysseus, you should know me, you should know my devotion to the gods, I just made a promise to you in the name of the God of Light, even if The sky is falling, and I will not break my oath."

Odysseus understands Pudala's personality, and he also believes that Pudala will not shame Apollo, but he feels that there is always something unreasonable about this matter, but he can't tell where it is unreasonable.

But Manda has found the crux of the problem: "The palace wants to eat, you want to eat, and Cqueen also needs to eat. Where did Cqueen's food come from? Did you give him alms?"

Pudala frowned and said: "Kequeen's food also comes from here, he knows this is the palace's stomach pouch."

"He is looking for food from here, and the exit is here. Why doesn't he go out from here? Didn't you say? He wanted to leave too."

Pudala shook his head and said, "He didn't know this was the exit."

"It's been more than ninety years. He hasn't tried it once? He is a brilliant pope. Doesn't he have the courage to try it once?"

"Maybe ~www.readwn.com~ he is not as brave as you think."

Manda smiled and said: "I am not as brave as you think. Even Kequien dare not try. I can guess how dangerous is behind this door. You lied to me to open the door because you wanted to take the opportunity to kill my life. With the strength of your demigod, kill Odysseus, right?"

Upon hearing this, Odysseus stepped back two steps: "Pudala, you have changed!"

Pudala shook his head and said, "I have never changed."

"You dare to abandon the oath you made to Apollo."

Pudala was quiet for a long time, then suddenly raised her head and said: "The gods can't hear my vows! No gods can perceive everything that happens in the palace!" Prada kept shaking his head, "My vows are not counted, and the gods can't listen. When it comes, mortals can't hear it, only you two can hear it, and I won't let you leave alive!

I will bear your grievances, I will bear your curses, and everything will be borne by me. All of these have nothing to do with the gods.

I won't let you go, I won't let Kequin go, anyone who trespasses in the palace is damned! "