Chapter 512 - The Pastor Family
Carveline gasped.
She didn’t want to believe her assumption about Angor’s true strength. She couldn’t believe it! Even though they were both level-2 apprentices, she owned Pastor’s Garb! The legendary artifact!
Yet she couldn’t deny the truth, which had already happened in front of her eyes.
She sighed and dispelled her butterfly dress, which then slowly turned into the armored skirt she had earlier.
“Heh. The student of Mister Phantom lives up to his name…” Carveline comforted herself and used Angor’s mighty professor as an excuse.
Previously, she was confident that they could defeat Angor if both she and Sinehowze used their best moves.
They could not.
Truth was, they still had some secret tricks up their sleeves. However, what Angor showed them already confirmed to them that those moves would not help.
Angor did know about the grand demons, but he never expected that Carveline was someone related to them.
Why would the other wizards allow such a clan to exist in this world at all?
He gave up thinking about it soon since it wasn’t something he should meddle with.
After traveling for some time, Keely suddenly said to Angor, “When we find Jebra, just leave him to me. You get Shiliew and I’ll deal with Jebra myself.”
What Keely meant was obvious—she didn’t want Angor to earn another enemy who belonged to Song of the Deep and “God of Seas” himself, both of which were mighty entities that they couldn’t afford to anger.
Angor disagreed.
“I’m not sure what that man wants from Shiliew, but since he offered something that even a member of the Pastor Family accepted, do you think he’ll let Shiliew go easily? You think he won’t mind if I take Shiliew away?”
He meant to say that, by rescuing Shiliew, he would naturally become Jebra’s enemy. And if so, there was no point holding back.
Jebra might have come from a grand organization, but Angor was no nameless commoner either.
All in all, Angor wasn’t afraid of Jebra in the least.
“Suit yourself…” Keely said in the end.
Keely glanced at both of her partners and felt excited about the coming challenge, while Angor looked at Shan, who had been lost in her own thoughts.
“You never told me what happened between Shiliew and Jebra. What did you guys do? Why did Jebra want to capture Shiliew?”
Angor was only trying to ascertain the situation. He felt it strange that Shan couldn’t give him a sure answer.
“I don’t know… I said Shiliew wounded Jebra, right? I didn’t lie about it. But I never understood why Shiliew did it in the first place. And when I asked her, she said ‘I don’t know’.”
“She didn’t know?” Angor was getting more and more confused. Is Jebra actually… innocent in this?
Shan lowered her head as she explained, “Well, every time Shiliew saw Jebra, she would be like another person. She wouldn’t… be herself anymore. But once Jebra left her sight, she would return to normal. Neither I nor Nausica knows what’s going on. “