This reminded him of the higher creations recorded in the Sequin Scroll.

Could it be that this great arcane named Opus had been exposed to research on the creation of life, he thought to himself.

Otherwise, it would be difficult to explain clearly how these two golems awakened independent thoughts.

Brian felt a little incredible about his thoughts, after all, life creation is a existence that is regarded as a taboo by the Church of Gods.

"I... don't know why." The golem lowered his head, the light in his eyes dimmed a little, and a hint of sadness was revealed in his low and hoarse voice. "I feel like I have lost a lot of memories... many, many... memories... memories..."

"What about your master?" Brian's eyes flashed and he continued to ask.

"Master?" The golem suddenly raised his head, and then a hint of confusion and pain floated in his bright eyes, as if something he had clearly thought of just now suddenly disappeared.

"Is your master the great arcane Opus?" Brian said to the golem in a gentle tone, "Have he arranged a mission for you to protect the treasure house of all stars?"

He suddenly realized that this golem could have survived from the time of Naseril and had absolutely mastered some means of self-drawing energy.

For a moment, he actually had the urge to dismantle it and study it carefully.

However, he was soon suppressed again.

After all, no matter how you look at it, this golem is a complete living organism, and doing so is no different from dissecting a living humanoid creature.

Although he is also a spellcaster, he does not specialize in necromancer and blood secret techniques, so there will be instinctive repulsion for these operations.

"My master... do you know my master?..." Hearing Brian mention the name of the great arcane, the confusion in the golem's eyes disappeared, and drops of sad tears actually poured out from its eyes.

Seeing this, Brian was moved.

He thought for a moment and said to the golem in a sincere tone:

"Yes, I know your master. After all, I have read all the murals you left on the wall. From these messages, I know that you are actually the sapphire guard guarding the treasure house of the stars.

Unfortunately, you lost your memory in the battle with a blue dragon lich that invaded the treasure house. If you don't want your master to be disturbed by the invaders to the eternal sleep, take us to the ruins of the floating city of Azuma. We will help you drive away the blue dragon lich, and you continue to fulfill your mission of protecting your master."

Although his words were long, he deliberately spoke very slowly, trying to make the golem understand what they meant.

During the long silence of the golem, everyone cooperated to keep quiet.

I don't know how long it took, the golem suddenly raised his head, looked at Brian, and continued to say in a low and hoarse voice, "Sorry, I really don't remember what happened before, and I don't remember the location of Azuma, the floating city."

It stood up from the ground, took heavy steps, looked at the brightly colored paintings on the wall, unconsciously reached out and stroked the portrait of the great arcane, and said sadly:

"But... my subconscious mind told me that what you said is true. In fact, I can feel that there is a teleportation array hidden in my chest. Kind adventurers, if you believe me, I am willing to open the teleportation array and go to the unknown place together."

Brian saw that there was indeed a bright sapphire hidden in an 8-inch stone disc on the golem's chest.

The surface of the disc is engraved with blue circles, with eight golden lines on it, which are emitted from the circle like the sun's rays.

He looked at Herist, who nodded slightly, indicating that there was no problem.

"No problem, we are willing to take risks and help you fulfill your wishes." Brian's eyes met the confused golem and nodded.

"Thank you so much, kind adventurer."

The golem blurted out with excitement, and tears of joy gushed out of his eyes.
Chapter completed!