LOL: Kaisa's correct evolution manual

"The gods were furious, the earth shook, and chasms and rifts ripped through the wilderness."

Ezreal glanced at Sivir beside him and continued to tell the story he had read from the ancient book: "It was such a rift that attracted a young man to adventure in treasure hunting. He found an opening, the entrance to an ancient tomb. Only the dog-headed people knew how long this door had been sealed. The young man needed to raise his children and please his wife, so he took the risk because the opportunity was too tempting."

"Wait a minute, you said dog-headed man?"

Xiweier frowned, a trace of confusion flashed across her face.

Could the dog-headed man in this story be Nasus? Dog-headed... Although there are many people with dog-headed images in the long history of Shurima, Nasus is undoubtedly the most outstanding one among them.

Besides, Nasus had sent them to this place...

To say there is no connection between them would be too much of a coincidence, right?

Ezreal looked at Sivir, and when he saw that she had no more to say, he continued:

"He entered this tomb, and the walls were all smooth obsidian, engraved with ancient texts and images. He was just a rough man and couldn't read the text at all, but he began to study these pictures."

"He saw a little prince sitting cross-legged on the sun disk, supported by a group of servants, with a smile on his face. In front of him were treasure chests filled with gold coins and treasures, and foreign envoys dressed in strange clothes were bowing and presenting tributes."

"The next stone carving is the smiling prince again, this time walking among his people, all of whom have their heads pressed against the ground. The crown on the boy's head reflects the sun's rays..."

"Finally, before leaving, he saw the last stone carving. The little prince in the painting was dead, lying quietly on the coffin. Those closest to him were crying... but people in the distance were cheering. Was he loved? Or was he a tyrant?"

"He had no way of knowing, and he would never know, because he heard a cry coming from the depths of the tomb. The sound of this cry touched his heartstrings, and the misery and sadness contained in the cry affected his emotions. He fell into this emotion and could never get out of it."

The story Ezreal told had attracted the attention of several people. Seeing him suddenly stop, Sarah said with some dissatisfaction:

"And then? Why don't you tell me anymore?"

"I want to continue, but the story ends here." Ezreal shrugged, squinting his eyes and looking into the distance. "It was because of this story that I decided to explore here. Regardless of whether this story is true or not, this place is full of challenges."

"Ladies, we are almost at the Garden City, which means we are getting closer and closer to the tomb."

"Heh...interesting story."

There was a slight gleam in Sivir's eyes, the corners of her mouth curled up slightly, and her heart was full of interest - the story told by Ezreal had greatly aroused her interest, at least she could maintain this interest until she reached the ruins.

I hope the ruins won't disappoint me...

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As the group moved forward, the surrounding scenery gradually became more desolate - it was originally an uninhabited desert, but it had a more desolate atmosphere.

The Garden City, this once prosperous capital, has now completely become a dilapidated ruin.

What exactly happened in ancient Shurima? Why did a prosperous city become what it is now? Sivir didn't care about these. She just wanted to know the exact location of the tomb ruins.

“Ezreal, are you sure the tomb is here?”

"Don't question the world's number one explorer! Damn it, my title wasn't given to me by my fans, it's a recognized title!"

Ezreal grumbled a little, but his eyes flashed with determination: "I am 100% sure, based on the descriptions in the ancient books and my own judgment, this is it."

"The Garden City was like the royal capital of ancient Shurima a long, long time ago. Since the royal family of Shurima is buried in that tomb, it must be not far from the Garden City. It is right here, no doubt about it."

"I found the entrance to the ancient tomb."

Kasa, who had already begun searching around, soon found an entrance—the entrance was not hidden, but it was also not conspicuous. The stone platform outside was covered with dust and gravel, as if this ancient tomb had been forgotten in the dust of time.

"It seems that we are quite lucky."

As Ezreal spoke, he spread his hands and said, "Do you need me to go in first and scout the way for you?"

"No need."

Sivir pushed Ezreal, who was walking in front, away and walked into the ancient tomb first, followed closely by Kaisa and Sarah.

Seeing this, Ezreal was not surprised and followed the others in. Syndra and Janna walked at the end of the team to cover their retreat.

The interior of the ancient tomb was pitch black, with only the torches in their hands illuminating a small area in front of them. The air here was filled with dampness and mold, making people feel a little depressed.

However, the crowd did not stop, but continued to explore in depth.

As they moved forward, the scene inside the ancient tomb gradually became more spectacular. On those smooth obsidian walls, complex ancient texts and images were engraved.

Unfortunately, like the protagonist of the story, they cannot read the words on it and can only look at the murals on it.

The mural above...

It is exactly the same as the story told by Ezreal!

"It can be confirmed that this tomb is the one we are looking for."

Sivir concluded with great certainty. Whether it was the production specifications of the mural or the content on it, it all indicated that the people on it were members of the royal family of Shurima!

Sivir, who had seen the style of the royal tombs before, could not have been mistaken.

It seems that the story Ezreal told before... has now been perfectly confirmed...

I don’t know if it was Shiver’s illusion, but when she looked up at the darkness in the distance, a faint voice seemed... looming in the darkness.

At first, no one noticed the sound, but as time went on, it began to become more and more obvious and clear.

Deeper in the darkness of the tomb, a child was crying.