Chapter 87: Fanna's Investigation Conclusion

The assembly hall was left with only the heretics' bodies strewn about in disarray, with no evidence to identify the assailants, presenting a significant challenge to the investigation.

But one thing was certain, the orchestrator of this attack was certainly no ordinary human.

The air retained a distinct pungent smell, a trace left by "fire" that had been contaminated.

Fanna examined the oil lamps left in the basement closely, beside her, a priest pulled out special powders and potions from his tool kit, analyzing whether the oil lamps contained elements that should not exist in the real world.

Fire is the most unique phenomenon in the world.

It is the visible order, the script of the contract laid by the gods for the world, proof that "civilization still persists"—In the flame's burn, all things in flux leave their mark.

If a Transcendent-level battle had taken place here, the flames would certainly retain corresponding traces.