Ignite the Sun

Calen was only mildly surprised to find out that the invisibility cloaks stopped being entirely invisible to him - Elira mentioned that it might happen after all.

They had only four cloaks, but thankfully Alfred had his own with a similar functionality. His cloak wasn’t connected with theirs so he wasn’t able to see them, but it wasn’t a problem as he was the one who knew the location of the next temple.

Since Calen could see Alfred and his companions could see him, they formed a natural chain - Alfred in the front, then Calen, then everyone else.

According to Sylara the temple wasn’t very far, and they should be able to easily reach it reach it before dusk.

One of the upsides of the Serakhiin attack was the fact that they moved all the Garbors somewhere else, leaving a clear path for them. Additionally since the army was coming from the north and they were going to the west, there was no chance of running into them.

All in all the road was journey was relatively quick and pleasant - at least by apocalyptic standards, they still had to stop a few times to avoid running into a massive monster or move around a particular big herd of corrupted creatures.

Four hours later they finally saw it; the temple looked very similar to the first one in terms of style, but the shape was completely different.

This one looked like a monastery built into the mountain - the multi-leveled pagodas and few layers of protective wall chiselled into the mountainface would look very impressive if it wasn’t for the significant damage visible from afar.

Compared to the pristine state of the first temple, this one was a shit hole. Whatever made its best inside clearly wasn’t particularly picky about its home.

Once they crossed the first layer of walls - which now could be barely classified as a fence - Alfred stopped and put a piece of paper with a few large runes on the entrance.