Chapter 549 - Absolutely Baffled (2/2)

The vulpera in gray said with an awful expression, “Do you really not want to think about it?”

Roland shrugged. He could understand the person’s desire for survival, but his offer wasn’t really an option.

The vulpera in gray looked around, but the transparent dimensional chains were still there.

He had been intentionally silent for a long time before he made a speech to Roland.

On one hand, he really wanted to talk Roland into betraying his people; on the other hand, he wanted to buy himself more time so that the Dimensional Anchors would disappear.

Dimensional Anchor was a very exhausting spell.

First of all, all the spatial spells were great mana consumers, and Dimensional Anchor was a large-area one. Even a Legendary Mage couldn’t have kept it up for ten minutes.

It would already be remarkable if a Master Mage could persist for two minutes. However, it had been three minutes since the Dimensional Anchors were launched, and the human Mage still seemed at ease.

Heaving a soft sigh, the vulpera in gray admitted defeat and extended his hands obediently.

Roland was about to step forward, but the catgirl descended from the wall and cried, “Let me tie him!”

While shouting, she took out a rope from her clothes and tied up the vulpera quickly.

The vulpera sneered at the slave collar on the catgirl’s neck, thinking that she was a pitiful and ignorant traitor. But then he got rather confused, because the collar clearly didn’t emit any magic waves.

It was a fake slave collar.

Then, he slightly narrowed his eyes, pretending that he didn’t notice anything.

“Follow me! Follow me!”

Dragging one end of the rope, the catgirl strode upstairs rather excitedly.

Roland could only shake his head and follow

her.

The old woman who ran the hotel watched them go to the second floor. She was greatly relieved as the dimensional chains disappeared one after another.

Thank G.o.d they didn’t really start a fight, or her little hotel would’ve been leveled by the two Mages.

It would be hard for her and her family to make a living if her hotel disappeared.

As for compensation… Had any lord Mages ever admitted their mistakes or offered any compensation?

Roland had reserved two rooms. He decided to watch over the vulpera while the catgirl slept in the other room.

But the catgirl wasn’t too happy about that. She patted her chest and said voluntarily, “Master, you take a rest in the other room. I’ll keep an eye on him.”

“We’ve tied him up, but he can still use magic,” said Roland with a smile. “You’re too weak. Let me watch over him.”

The catgirl was rather shocked. She had thought that the vulpera had completely lost the ability to fight.

Were Mages so dangerous that they could cast spells after being tied up?

“Okay.” Marilyn looked at the vulpera regretfully and left.

Roland pushed the vulpera into the room and spread the blanket on the bed in a random corner of the room. Then he said, “You can take a break over there against the wall.”

The vulpera looked at Roland in surprise.

Sometimes, one’s personality could be seen from the details.

This meant that Roland could be a kindhearted man.

The vulpera sat in the corner and didn’t say anything.

Roland pulled a chair and sat down opposite him. He then took a book out of his system Backpack and read it.

Though Roland wasn’t gazing at the vulpera, he spread his mental power to the entire room.

Naturally, the vulpera sensed it too. He was secretly overjoyed but didn’t show it on his face.

He felt that this human Mage was getting too supercilious.

After spending a significant amount of mental power on the Dimensional Anchors, the man even dared to “watch” him with mental power. Such a ma.s.sive net of mental power would definitely be exhausting. How long could he possibly persist?

This human being would grow tired in an hour or two. Also, it was nighttime. Human beings were diurnal animals, while the vulpera were partially nocturnal.

Most vulpera would be active in the deep night and would only go to bed just before dawn.

Therefore, the human would become sleepy soon, while he became more and more energetic.

As this man’s energy dropped and his energy soared, their positions would swap after midnight.

The vulpera thought that and kept waiting and waiting

After midnight, Roland’s threads of mental power were still balanced and steady.

Why is he still not tired?

The vulpera was rather confused.

Then he waited and waited. He was getting sleepy himself when dawn came, but Roland was still reading his book without showing any mental fatigue.

What the h.e.l.l?

With his bloodshot eyes, the vulpera stared at the human being in shock.

Did this human being never get tired or need any sleep?

He was absolutely baffled.