He Comes From the Void

"Aren't you kidding? At a time like this?" Gawyn said what Kahn wanted to say, and he thought it was crazy.

"Do I look like a joker? Really gone!" Fayette said.

"Where are you hiding?" Gavin was also restless, and this happened at such a time.

"I can't say, but it's really gone!" Fayette didn't know where to cast a fire in his heart: "The wizard must have stolen the key while I wasn't paying attention. He wants all of us to die here."

"Find the wizard and kill him to lift the curse!" shouted a sailor.

"When I went to set the clock with you just now, the key was still there. How long has it passed? Why did it suddenly disappear?" Priestess Saba was almost driven crazy by the fear of death: "Think about when Missing, was it when the lights were dark just now, or when you went upstairs?"

Fayette tried to think back, she went to cook after the clock was set, and it was impossible for someone to take her key away when she was alone; and the black light was not very likely, because she went to change the sword immediately It is difficult for a thief to have such a fast hand speed; the most likely time is when he went upstairs to wake up Vladimir... When she entered his room, she seemed to be taken aback for a moment, and the two of them were alone, The easiest time to start.

"Everyone who has been in contact with Fayette just now must be searched, especially this Noxian man, who was alone with Fayette just now." Years of tacit understanding allowed Gawin to roughly guess Fayette's identity. Mind, he blatantly pointed the finger at Vladimir.

All eyes were on Vladimir. If the key was found on him, he would be torn apart by the angry crowd immediately.

Facing the stares, Vladimir replied calmly: "Well, it's too ironic for you to suspect a person who doesn't leave the door and doesn't leave the door. Search it if you want, but those who ran upstairs Isn't it more suspicious?"

"Search one first." Gavin stepped forward to search, and Vladimir held the book and raised his hands, allowing the search.

Although he didn't resist at all, Kane, who had been paying attention to him, still saw the brutal killing intent flashing in his eyes.

"No, he's not a thief." Gawin then let go of his hand and looked at Fayette.

"Go and find those people who hid in the room, maybe they just went back to hide the keys." Vladimir dusted off his coat, and then stuffed the book into his clothes.

"Damn it, hurry up." Fayette headed for the stairs, Vladimir following.

"Me too," Gawyn said, heading for the stairs.

Kahn was suddenly a little worried about him.

Seeing the figures of the three disappear into the stairwell, he began to speculate on the current situation.

He was sure, though somehow, that Vladimir had probably stolen the key.

And his intention of stealing the key... is obviously to wait for the undead to kill everyone, and then leave with all the treasures.

Kahn wasn't sure how to find the key from him, it's better to wait for him to come and open the door by himself.

But what to do to get Vladimir to come and answer the door?

He looked at the crowd in the dining room. Vladimir wanted everyone to die, so as long as no one stopped him, he would proceed to the next step of the plan...

"Kasha, Sarah, let's leave the tavern and hide."

"Don't you want the clock?" Sarah asked back.

"Come get it later!" Kahn led the two out of the tavern, and saw Senna and Lucian who were struggling under the siege of endless undead at a glance.

Thresh seemed to enjoy watching them both dying, and had no intention of making a move.

On the other side, Karthus' elegy has come to an end.

The curly tentacles of black mist snaked up to the land along the water surface, sending up one after another of eerie spirit bodies. The undead on the coast are accumulating more and more, and they may launch an attack at any time.

Kahn led the two of them around to the beach behind the tavern, covered the skin armor and got into the water to avoid the undead.

All he needs to do now is to wait, to wait for everything to be messed up.

...

Fayette took Vladimir and Gavin to the second floor. She knocked on Vakul's door eagerly, but Gavin stopped her.

He pointed to the door, where there were many soul traps, and it seemed that Vakul made it clear that he didn't want to come out.

"Stop making trouble, can you come out and stay together?"

"Don't even think about it," Vakul screamed. "I'm perfectly safe inside."

"Souls can pass through walls." Vladimir reminded.

"These traps can be caught by both mortals and souls."

"I mean, the soul doesn't enter through the door."

"leave me alone!"

Reluctantly, Fayette turned to find Chollera, but the latter was even more resolute and simply refused to respond to the knock on the door.

"Sooner or later, these idiots will kill me." Fayette climbed up to the third floor, but before she finished the stairs, something fell heavily.

She hastily raised her sword to block in front of her, and then rushed into the corridor with this force.

"Hold on!" she yelled, seeing Kosk crouched at the end of the corridor, but there was a dim figure between them, like a ripple in the air.

It wasn't until Vladimir came up with the lamp that the appearance of the thing was illuminated.

It was the ghost of a burly captain wielding a gigantic scimitar. His clothes were ragged, and his translucent flesh was exposed in the holes.

"Stay out!" Kosk yelled, his eyes quivering in their sockets.

Fayette noticed that he was holding a shiny locket in his hand... the liar, and said he couldn't find it.

"Throw away the necklace and expel this evil spirit."

Ignoring Kosk's warning, Gawyn took a step forward, and the phantom captain rushed towards them, brandishing a glowing scimitar. The three jumped back, and just as the machete slashed overhead, Fayette aimed a gap and lunged forward, charging at Kosk.

The undead immediately chased after her. Gavin yelled to be careful, and raised his dagger to pretend to follow, but the point of the knife pierced Vladimir's back!

In fact, he had already found the key on Vladimir's body at that time, but he couldn't expose him on the spot, otherwise the wizard jumped the wall in a hurry and didn't know what he would do.

Long before Kahn and the others came here, he discovered that Vakul would sneak into Vladimir's room every once in a while at night. Although he didn't know what they were doing, it was enough to be sure that they were a gang.

And today's performance of the two of them further confirmed his guess. Whenever someone mentioned that they wanted to open the secret vault, one of them would come out and interrupt. But now Vakul expresses more like a thief who took the key and hid in the room.

But that was all a cover, and the key was with Vladimir!

Taking advantage of his unpreparedness, Gavin stabbed the dagger hard at Vladimir, but when the dagger was about to pierce his back, his body suddenly lost control!