Warlock Apprentice

Angor left the ground and floated onto the bench with ease.

“Ohh, you just became a soul and you know how to float around already? Clever,” Ness commented.

This was not the case. Angor could move freely all thanks to his experience in the Nightmare Realm. However, Sunders already told him not to reveal anything about the place, so Angor could only give Ness a timid smile.

Angor hunkered down on top of the experiment bench while Ness walked to some strange-looking equipment.

“Check out my treasure! I worked hard for a century to save up enough money!” Ness bloated.

The old man spun a reeling wheel and something opened up on the ground, revealing a series of tube-shaped devices.

There was a rotatable light bulb to the left of the devices, which was accompanied by different smaller light tubes to the right.

“He’s waiting to find a chance to kill me when you’re not around. Oh, and he wishes to do it in a ritual and elegant way, maybe killing me while I’m smiling.”

Both Sunders and Ness remained silent.

Ness laughed it off in embarrassment. “Looks like Saka respects you! You know, he wants to give you a good death.”

Respect my ass! Angor cursed in his mind.

“Did he say why he wants you dead though?” Ness asked again.

Angor shrugged. “I’m not sure. Something about making my soul into his third star.”

“I see! He has a pretty good taste then. I’m looking forward to it.”

Angor thought Ness could at least prevent it from happening since Sunders was right here.

On the contrary, the old man did not mind Saka’s vicious plan at all, if not supporting it.

“Grow stronger and try not to get killed too easily. Don’t worry, if you’re dead, I’ll take your soul away. Nightmare Forms are very valuable in this world,” Sunders spoke along.

Angor was speechless now. So they only wanted his Nightmare Form…

Angor was sure that Sunders did wish him to get strong as an apprentice. At the same time, if Angor would die for some reason, Sunders would not mind taking his soul as a test subject.

Angor felt that his relationship with his teacher was both close and contradictory. More importantly, such a strange relationship was very realistic in this world.

He shook his head and decided not to get troubled by the idea.

“Now, try to sense my emotion,” Ness suddenly spoke to Angor.

“I can’t. I can feel nothing from Mister Ness and Professor.”

“Remove your spirit barrier and lower your energy flow to the same level of an apprentice,” Sunders suggested.

Ness complied and asked Angor to try again.