On the sacred mountain of Harogath, people rarely pay attention to the passage of time.
Especially when there is nothing important at hand.
Time is of little value to them.
Hailab was among the crowd and saw Wayne and his group head-on.
"Wayne, I always feel like you've been very busy during this time.
Are you back and ready to enjoy the celebration?"
Hailab behaved very friendly.
Although this old guy likes to make some interesting remarks,
But when dealing with barbarians, he can be regarded as a competent elder.
"If we have time, we will participate in the celebration.
I just came to you not because of the celebration.
We need you to accompany us to Baal, we have some questions for him.
Of course, I've already asked Bulcasso.
He asked us to find you."
Wayne said straight to the point.
Hailab in front of him was silent for a moment.
Helab looked at the members of the Justice League up and down, and then nodded awkwardly.
"Since it's Bulkesso's intention, I don't have anything to say.
But I think you should know what you want to do, right?
That's Baal, the Demon of Destruction.
Although none of you are ordinary people,
But choosing a demon for the first conversation with a demon is not an easy task.
I still remember the first time I saw the devil.
At that time, I had nightmares for several nights."
Hailab advised with concern.
"We are already aware of it.
I believe that my partner can stand firm even in the face of the devil from hell."
Wayne said.
Of course, the members of the Justice League will not back down at this time.
They are all heroes, and they have already made corresponding awakenings.
"Then let's go, if you don't come to me after I just finished eating.
I won't accompany you to see Baal.
To be honest, just seeing that guy Barr standing there,
I just have no appetite at all."
Hailab stroked his disheveled beard.
While speaking, he had already stood up and walked to the front.
"If I'm not mistaken, the barbarians here seem to be souls to a large extent?"
Arthur asked with curiosity.
Not only do they know little about the Burning Hell, they also know little about the barbarians.
Most people can't even manage things around themselves.
In this case, it seems a bit strange to pay attention to existence that has nothing to do with you.
Although Arthur likes to be nosy, he rarely admits it.
"There are few savages alive on the Holy Mountain.
If we don’t count us who have become barbarians,
So there are only three savages alive now.
There was also one among them who was resurrected from the dead.”
Wayne said a little bit.
Bulcasso, Sonya and Leiko...
These are the three native savages still alive.
"This is indeed not good news.
After all, the three of them are so familiar.
I never imagined that Bulcasio would marry either of them.
Perhaps the pure-blooded barbarians will be cut off from Bulcaisu?"
Hailab said some scary words nonchalantly.
He really doesn't care.
They have devoted their lives to the continuation of the barbarian race.
These guys who have sacrificed everything will always cherish their families and compatriots.
But he never forces them to do anything they don't want to do.
Of course, except for "fighting the devil".
As long as he is a barbarian, he will definitely fight against demons.
This is probably the only thing these ancestral spirits will force children to do.
"I never thought that one day I would see a demon in the Temple of the Elders.
I never thought I would see an archangel in this place.
Now these two guys are inside.
Although they didn't say a word to each other, I always felt like they were hatching some conspiracy."
As Herab spoke, he opened the door of the Elder's Temple.
The light inside is a little dim.
There is no way around this.
Most of the barbarians' buildings were made of whole stones.
There are certainly deficiencies in lighting.
It is normal for the room to be dark when there are no torches lit.
"Ancestor Hyrab, have you ever considered installing some street lights on the sacred mountain of Harrogath?
If I remember correctly, you seem to be connected to the Internet."
Wayne said to Hailab as he stepped through the door.
"I considered it, but Bulqueso said it wasn't necessary.
There's no point in giving lights to us dead guys.
Especially at night on the Holy Mountain of Harrogas, you can use the moonlight and starlight.
We can see everything."
Hailab's tone became slightly calmer.
Before, he was like an old grandfather who hadn't seen his children for a long time.
To be continued...