Chapter 1208 - Back from the Dead (1/2)

Chapter 1208: Back from the Dead

Translator: Halcyon Translations Editor: Halcyon Translations

“I’ for,” Lu Li announced as he handed over the quest items The System then notified him that he had completed the quest

There were no skill points, but there was a good amount of reputation – more than ten usual quests combined Perhaps reputation wasn’t so hard to obtain after all; you just had to find the right quests

“Yes, you’ve impressed me with your achievements, Elf,” Arkkoroc praised

“What next?”

“I’ed weapon will co, she has a useful talent,” Arkkoroc said as he worked

Lu Li had also heard about Loramus’ past from him and why Arkkoroc was so shocked before

Apparently, Loramus’ life was very unfortunate His whole fa his needded wife and the unborn baby inside her When Loramus, as filled with hate, ran into that powerful existence, he sacrificed hiain the ways of the demons and became a Demon Hunter

He hunted for demons everywhere and a made a name for himself

Apparently, there were only two types of endings for a Dehter, or they died to a deer than themselves

That time, Loramus came across an opponent that he could not defeat

The result of the battle was his death, and the demon split Loramus’ corpse into three pieces – his head, his upper body and his lower body It was sad to see such a hero end in such a devastatinghis long battle against the deun to discover the secrets to the immortality

Perhaps it was because of this, but he wandered for a long ti Nether

His three body parts were found by Kasim, a Gnome Kasim had a friendshi+p with Loraether In order to revive Lorae Lynnore and Drakia

A lot of Mages didn’t understand the concept of factions; they only cared aboutand came up with an idea to revive Loraic

What they did was piece back Loramus’ body and perform a dark ritual at the Stor amount of demon power and revive

They had come up with the unthinkable, but it was based on research and theory

They were successful in reviving Lora soh for these three to feel proud of themselves for the rest of their lives