The meeting hall was left with only the scattered corpses of the heretics, and no evidence that could prove the identity of the assailants was found, which presented great difficulty for the investigation.
But one thing was certain: the perpetrator of this attack was definitely not an ordinary human.
A special pungent smell lingered in the air, a sign that the "fire" had been contaminated.
Fenna carefully examined the oil lamps left in the basement; nearby, a priest took out special powders and potions from a toolkit to analyze whether the oil lamps contained substances that should not exist in the real world.
Fire is the most special thing in this world.
Fire represents visible order, the handwriting when gods established the covenant for the world, the proof that "civilization still exists"—the burning flame leaves marks on everything that changes.
If a transcendent-level battle had occurred here, traces of it would definitely have lingered in the flames.