"who?"
Noah stopped moving subconsciously, wondering for a moment whether he heard something wrong.
Slytherin, was he the Slytherin he knew?
More than a thousand years ago, the period is roughly the same, but it is not yet certain when exactly he came here.
Because the founder of Slytherin left, there are no portraits or statues of this founder left in the academy, and even descriptions are quite sparse. It is said that there was no news about this founder after he left the school, and no one knows about him. Where did he go?
But I didn't expect to come here, no, or should I say that I embarked on a journey to find something?
So what is he looking for?
Noah subconsciously focused his attention on these stereotypes. Is there any magic here that he should care about?
Looking at Noah who seemed to be lost in thought, Sphinx guessed something: "You know him? That guy is really not an ordinary wizard, is he? Is he your ancestor?"
Noah: “…”
Noah chose to skip the topic and get straight to the point: "What magic is he looking for?"
The Sphinx squatted on the ground and gave the answer without thinking: "I don't know."
Noah: "?"
So you were beaten up and you didn’t understand what the other person was doing, right?
You said you were looking for magic, what kind of magic it was, but you didn’t even know whether you found it or not? ? ?
The Sphinx really didn't know that this giant sphinx looked innocent, as if it had not been beaten a thousand years ago.
Noah: “…”
Noah tried to struggle again: "Then what else did he say?"
The Sphinx thought about it carefully: "He asked about the lowest passage."
Noah: "..." Oh, I guess I didn't find it.
Noah no longer paid attention to the Sphinx, lowered his head and began to check the stereotypes one by one.
Because of the wear and tear of time, these stereotypes have become blurred, and because it was originally enchanted, there is no way to use the repair spell.
Although it was only a few words, Noah could vaguely discern the stereotyped content. Although he could not deduce all of them, some of them were relatively complete.
But after looking around, he put aside his rigidity with an expressionless expression. It's either a curse or black magic, or some research on the God of Death... These people don't study magic well and engage in some crooked ways. The only useful thing is sand magic, burying enemy troops with sand, and making salons. Rolling up sandstorms to annihilate enemy troops are all anti-army magic. After all, ancient Egypt liked to fight! ! !
Oh, it's true that there are other types of magic. He finally found the magic spell that can build a house out of sand and stone.
No wonder the person a thousand years ago asked about the passage at the bottom, maybe he didn’t find what he wanted here at all!
After discovering that they were all magic that was useless to him, Noah looked at the Sphinx beside him: "Where is the passage to the bottom?"
Sphinx: "..." So that's really your ancestor, right? !
The Sphinx didn't mean to hide it. It wasn't the mausoleum it was guarding anyway. The only one it needed to guard was this one, so it pointed the way to Noah quite simply.
"The original intention of building this pyramid was different from other pyramids," Sphinx explained. "The wizards at that time thought that they could escape the control of death by escaping to the sky, so they tried to build a pyramid leading to the sky. And this pyramid The difference is that it was built to lead directly to Hades, and it was a pyramid built for 'Annapa'."
Noah tilted his head slightly: "Annapa?"
He seemed to have heard this name several times, but he could not find the corresponding meaning in his memory.
However, he didn't ask further questions before because of Shahos. Now that a Sphinx who can solve the puzzle is in front of him, he naturally won't leave it alone anymore.
"This is the god that the wizards here believe in," Sphinx thought for a moment and added, "The master of Hades should be called the God of Death."
"Isn't it God Anubis?" Noah asked subconsciously.
The Sphinx tilted her head: "It can also be called like this, but this is the name of the common people. The local wizard calls it Anapa."
Noah nodded.
According to historical analysis, ancient Egypt was an era ruled by wizards. It is said that the top leaders of the country at that time were powerful wizards who could destroy a country's army with a wave of their hands. The people under the rule of wizards were ordinary Muggles. At that time, Muggles Their beliefs and thoughts were firmly controlled by wizards. It was an era that was beyond imagination for modern wizards.
But these are all obtained from archeology. Ancient Egypt was once glorious for a while, but then it declined inexplicably. To be precise, the powerful wizards who ruled the country died inexplicably one after another. And because of the highly centralized imperial social structure, the wizards successively After the decline, Muggles lost their ability to be autonomous, which ultimately led to the country stagnating until it was annexed by other countries.
In the Egyptian mythology created by wizards, the "God of Death" plays a very important role, running through the entire mythological system of Egypt. He is also a god revered and feared by ancient Egyptian wizards.
Combined with Shahos's previous tone, they truly and only believed in this god.
The most amazing thing is that other wizarding worlds also have legends about the "God of Death", but Egyptian wizards believe in it crazily, while other wizards listen to it as "fairy tales" or "fables."
Noah is very sure that there is no [God of Death] in this world in the accurate sense, or that this world does not even have a [God system]. It is a world without the birth or attention of any gods. It is a godless place, even though there are endless legends and There is not much difference in the previous life, but there is indeed no god in this world, only powerful wizards or magical creatures.
However, because those legends could no longer be verified, Noah was not sure what the [God of Death] the wizard was talking about was, but he didn't really care.
After clarifying the relationship, Noah continued to listen to the Sphinx's introduction to the structure of the pyramid and some difficult-to-find passages.
The owner of this tomb happened to have experienced the process of building this pyramid at that time, so he knew very well how big these things were, and the Sphinx had been here for so long, so he knew more or less, so to speak. It’s so detailed that I just have to draw a picture for Noah.
Noah also asked about Shahos by the way, and the Sphinx did remember the name Shahos.
"Shahos wakes up?" Sphinx tilted his head, "Is it a ghost?"
"No, it's something more dangerous, similar to a curse."
"Oh," said the Sphinx, not at all surprised, "I heard he's a crazy guy."
