Eski bit into pieces a dimensional stone, unfolded the blue barrier in the air, and the volumes of books entered a different space that was cut off from the connection with the real world.

Although it is not easy to cast spells in such a place that is isolated from the wind of magic, it is still much easier to cast spells here than in the previous environment where the magic structure was cut off.

The sapphire-like barrier continued to unfold, and all kinds of books, rolled and bound, were all sent to the place where time and space were cut off.

As a result, the burden on Esky's will became more and more heavy, so much so that his will, which was originally like an ice thorn, became as gentle as a breeze.

But his spell collection of books has not stopped. These books may also have answers to soul spells, and may also be able to solve the problem of the Hell Blade.

Even if we really can’t find Nagash’s books on this trip, still...

Eski stopped thinking, and stopped trying to collect books in his hands. A large pile of the books he had just collected was released on the desk, piled up like a hill.

Here is the boundary after walking hundreds of steps according to the route the old vampire told. A thick stone door appeared in front of the engineering warlock. This made the corners of his mouth rise sharply, revealing Eski's long and sharp hair.

Front teeth.

It seems that there is still truth in that old vampire's mouth.

The flames of the warpstone penetrated from the cracks in the stone and forcibly melted the door lock. Eski mustered up all his strength and pushed open the black door with several runes and magic circles engraved on it that could not be pushed open with mortal strength.

Stone Gate.

Fortunately, the function of these runes is not to use

To prevent petty thieves from opening it, it only increases the weight of the stone door and enhances its solidity, making it impossible for creatures with less strength than vampires to push it open.

In front of Eski's body strengthened by the gods, it was slowly pushed open like an ordinary city gate.

Behind the door, a dim room appeared in front of Esky.

The walls of the room are reinforced by thick black granite, and there are also layers of reinforced incantations on them. Obviously, they are used to prevent thieves from violently cracking the walls.

The pungent incense filled the Engineer Warlock's nose with a rich smell, and this smell made Esky feel like he was smelling the dead in the cemetery.

However, Eski is probably clear about their role. They are used to preserve the rough, wrinkled, red and black objects placed in the room, on the table, and on the bookshelf.

Of books.

Turning over one of the pages, the tone of the notes in it made him vaguely see the necromancer from hundreds of years ago, an arrogant and curious guy about magic.

Time has not left traces on the notes and diagrams, and the breath of black magic fills the pages. Eski believes that relying on Nagash's antiseptic methods, these books will still be preserved even after a thousand years.

It's as good as now.
Chapter completed!