Of course, I didn't dare to say the words "burning bridges across the river".

If he hadn't received permission from the boss before and his brain wasn't convulsed, how could he have dared to kill so arrogantly in the city?

He was not stupid enough to implicate Boss Enzo and Pueus, the mysterious undead mage, in a head-on confrontation just because he couldn't suppress his personal impulse.

At this time, another mental message came, "Hey... you are quite proficient in mastering the 'Language of the Soul'. Just stay there, the undead knight will send you to the undead castle in a while.

I have something to tell you."

"..."

Raymond just wanted to ask the mysterious city lord why he encouraged him to do something in the city.

But then I thought about it carefully, it was wrong... How did Puius know that the skill he knew was called [Soul Language]?

And, thinking about it again...

The incident of rescuing the high elf prince Ige... seems too much of a coincidence, right?

A thorny problem that even Puyos couldn't solve, but he encountered a novice like himself who knew how to "Control Spirits and Send Generals"?

That old witch in the potion shop... no matter how you think about it now, she seemed to have acted out a show for herself?

Although some hindsight,

But vaguely, Raymond also guessed that this mysterious Puius might know about the Haines inheritance.
Chapter completed!