Warlock Apprentice

After listening, Fafnir’s expression was peculiar. Indeed, Odeclass’s words seemed to match his personality, yet she couldn’t comprehend many of his choices.

Firstly, he actually didn’t kill this human?

Secondly, he gave this frail human a glimmer of hope by offering the Fire Transmission Stone in exchange for lifting the calamity.

She was well aware of the significance of the Fire Transmission Stone to Odeclass. She had even heard Binaqionse say that Odeclass claimed he would befriend whoever brought him a complete Fire Transmission Stone.

It could be said that the Fire Transmission Stone was of immense importance to Odeclass.

And yet he had entrusted this task to this human? And furthermore, he had granted this human the Flame Mark and even helped suppress the bird’s calamity.

All of this seemed to indicate an attitude: Odeclass believed that Angel might actually be able to obtain the Fire Transmission Stone.

But on what grounds did Odeclass hold such a belief? This was but a contemptible human, what merits did he have?

She asked repeatedly about the details, and Angel did not hide anything, disclosing everything.

Fafnir could tell Angel wasn’t lying, but it was precisely because everything was so logical that she felt even more perplexed.

Since she couldn’t figure it out, she decided to set it aside for the time being and instead asked about something else.

“After he received that piece of Frost Dragon Scale, did he ask anything about me?” asked Fafnir. Although her expression was calm, the slight contraction of her pupils indicated her inner turmoil wasn’t as serene as it seemed.

Angel shook his head: “Lord Odeclass didn’t say anything.”

In fact, there was a reaction. When Angel mentioned Fafnir, Odeclass’s eyes flashed with a clear sign of anger.

However, such things were better left unsaid.