Warlock Apprentice

“Psychics will have their power greatly reduced once they leave the Haunt World. If someone can put up a Psychic Sound Barrier in the wizarding world, it should be at least a 2-star power wielder,” Sunders explained in a low voice.

The Haunt World had its own special power called “Psychic”. This power stayed dormant inside every creature in the Haunt World, and only special training could bring it out, allowing the creature to use Psychic power.

The Haunt World was a plane with low-level mana. The most powerful beings were called 3-star Psychics, who could cause damage similar to those dealt by Level-3 Wizards. However, once they get away from the Haunt World, their power would weaken. At best, a 3-star Psychic would be degraded into a 1-star Psychic in the wizarding world.

To Sunders, the Psychic Sound Barrier around them was similar to something cast by a Level-2 Apprentice. The caster should be at least a 2-star Psychic in his own world. This was strength hindered for being in a foreign world. Wizards could roam freely in different planes because they were only mildly affected by such hindering while a wizard on the path of truth would not be affected at all. Wizards used their knowledge as their power. As long as they could think effectively, their power cannot be suppressed too much.

“You asked a 2-star Psychic here to hunt us down?” Sunders questioned Sliv.

“Hunt? Nah. I just want to do business with Mister Sunders,” said Sliv. Brigitte carried Sliv through the waterfall. The man’s silver hair was flowing in the wind, giving him an outstanding look.

“Business? You asked for a company from a foreign world just to do business?” Sunders expressed sarcasm.

Because of the “Psychic Space Barrier”, everyone stayed silent again.

“Thirty seconds to go. I hope you make the right choice!” Sliv even brought out a tiny hourglass and watched the sand flowing down slowly. His grin grew larger.