Chapter 326 (2/2)
“We’re going to enter now,” Chi-Woo said Then heAnything at all’ And he opened the door A rush of indescribably foul smell hit them, and everyone scowled The smell of blood and rotten flesh pricked their nose Chi-Woo went inside with a bitter ser even at a first glance
“Ugh! Gasp!” The rescue tea as soon as they went inside Even Chi-Woo pinched his nose for a while Although it was possible to endure a psychological blow, it was hard to endure physiological disgust It was dark inside There was a bit of light, but it was dim as before dawn Their first impression of this place was that it looked like a butcher shop that went through an earthquake Otherwise, there wouldn’t have been all kinds of ments scattered everywhere Moreover, the pieces of meat were heavily seasoned with blood It looked like a place where an unclean ritual was being held The problem was that this really was the place where the Kobalos executed their rituals
‘The i out what mechanism…’
“Was it you?” Suddenly, an old voice broke the silence The rescue teailance What they saas a mountain of corpses Then the pile automatically collapsed, and the speaker was revealed An elderlyon a candle to see, he riting with a quill pen at an old wooden desk The rescue tea, skinny oldplace like this He stuck out like a sore thu was clear—he wasn’t hued to stabilize after hard work suddenly beca wearing the mask of an old man furiously moved his quill pen and continued, “You tried to forcefully end the ritual—no, no Destroying it would be an writing again “Anyhat’sis that you almost succeeded” He muttered to himself, and all the rescue members stared blankly at Chi-Woo
The old man continued, “If it weren’t for me, you would have definitely succeeded You must have been quite disappointed”
The rescueforithout thinking, but there was a purpose behind his action? They looked at Chi-Woo with new eyes
–Hey, Chi-Woo
It was at that moment Philip called out to hiuy is—
‘I know’ Chi-Woo slightly bowed his head ‘He’s a great de deer if Chi-Woo didn’t catch onto it That said, Philip was troubled whether to give Chi-Woo a warning considering that Chi-Woo had a perfect advantage against this opponent
“Seriously, again…” Chi-Woo smacked his lips and snorted “Well, no wonder How can a sparrow just pass by a mill?”
The old ht?” Chi-Woo continued cal territories, and you chanced upon a Godly territory in the middle of a ritual How can you just pass by?”
Contrary to Philip’s concerns, Chi-Woo did not judge the situation lightly His opponent was a great dereat demons were one of the enemies he encountered the most At this point, he should be used to thereat deeous to him Even if it was an unfavorable situation, there were factors that helped tip the balance For exaainst Vepar Of course, he also had experience defeating a great deue He had beaten Zepar, but the situation was different now
This place was not built by the power of a great de tiy had felt so faint outside, but he realized as going on as soon as he stepped in The density was at a different level It felt as if everything that could be mobilized had been compressed and condensed into this space If he considered only the output, Zepar’s place was no match for this
“…Are you a priest? Or sorcerer?” The old man stopped his quill Then he turned to look back at the rescue teaeable I feel that fro research with you”
Chi-Woo snorted at the suggestion
“Well, if this was a suitable place to enjoy tea tihed blandly and continued, “Haha But if I a, that’s not the only reason”
Chi-Woo looked at hily There was another reason? He didn’t really want to hearabout this
“That’s the key to this research” The old man pointed at the center of the room Blood flowed like a river everywhere, but there was a place with no visible debris They saw a fire pit that looked like a large pot Filled with mucus-like solutions, it occasionally bubbled and let out steaic fire pit?”
“It’s a holy relic wasted in their hands,” the old reement “If they knew the true value of that” There was a hint of pride in his voice as a researcher Then he asked, “Don’t you want to know?”
“Where arevoice “Where are my two teammates?”
“Hmm…” The old man seemed displeased by the interruption and said, “Ah, come to think of it I recently obtained additional sacrifices” Then he continued as if he suddenly renificant hu that the fire pit hasn’t spit them back out yet”
“What?”
The old man waved his hand in lieu of a response Then the solution in the firepit began to boil intensely and spit so out—a bloodshot eyeball that appeared in pain and a piece of cruuess it hasn’t fully digested them yet” The old man spoke plainly, and at the same ti had turned rough Feeling the rise of hostility against him, the old man turned away as if he had lost interest Then he said, “It’s been a while since I’ve received any guests, but I’ll stop extending an to write with his quill pen again, Yunael de the word out of their throat, “Fa…vor?”
“There must be tons of questions you want to ask me, but the answer you seek shouldn’t be easy to find The more desperate you are, the harder it should be to find the answer”
“Stop with the bull—!”
“If you want to find the truth, you have to pay an equivalent price” The old man only said what he wanted to say without consideration of others “Yeah, I was planning to do a ! Yunael couldn’t suppress their anger in the end and hit the ground with their spear with all their htly red eyes Chi-Woo shook his head Besides everything, he became quite curious if this dee even while his head was about to shatter Although he could start fighting like this, Chi-Woo just wanted to check on one thing
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—And while I was alive, he was the opponent I hated fighting thebecause he could sense that this old reat demons he faced He could just tell by the fact that the old h the road of hardshi+p that he had expected finally began, Chi-Woo’s mood wasn’t bad as he lifted his club “Everyone—”
‘Eat a great deit rank…was it?’ Chi-Woo recalled one of the evolutionary conditions of the fenrir cub and said, “Get ready for battle” He wasn’t going to leave this place empty-handed