Nonetheless, Luther's eccentric behavior did not dispel Henry's suspicions.
Henry pondered for a moment and said, "I will trust you only if you show us the way to Caesar's hideout."
They took half an hour to reach the entrance of Caesar's hideout because it was located inside a big desert.
Luther was dumbfounded upon arrival.
He then subconsciously shouted, "Impossible! It isn't here anymore! Why isn't the stone here?"
Henry's heart clenched when he heard about the stone. "There was a stone here?"
"Yes! The stone! We used to enter God's underground hideout through it! We had to place a five-pointed star-shaped stone into the groove of that stone for the latter to move."
Henry squinted; his own theory was confirmed.
After listening to Luther's explanation on the stone, Henry trusted him more.
He then sneered and said, "Even if we don't have the stone, it's fine. We can dig a new entrance!"
