Warlock Apprentice

Therefore, when he saw the Abyss Language among the array of Demon and even ancient Demon languages’ signs in Lassudral, an intense feeling of closeness immediately welled up within him.

Following this sense of closeness, Pulapa unconsciously walked toward the “幻迷” hut.

Through the green-shaded path, though it was just separated by a few trees, Pulapa felt the air here was incredibly comfortable. It somewhat relieved the oppressive feeling he had had since arriving in Lassudral.

Light from the undying light source filtered through the canopy, casting mottled shadows on the stone path.

When Pulapa arrived at the door of the hut, he looked up and examined the sign carefully.

Besides the word “幻迷” on the sign, there was a line of text written in Abyss Language: “Feel the rhythm of the ocean.”

As a Water System Half-Blood Demon, Pulapa naturally understood that the ocean did have its unique rhythm, but what use was feeling its rhythm, and why was it related to “幻迷”?

Moreover, how does one feel the rhythm of the ocean?

A scene emerged in Pulapa’s mind: a demon with wings on its back scooped up a bucket of sea water, poured it into a bathtub, and then, smiling, pointed at the tub, as if to indicate that just by soaking in the tub, one would feel the rhythm of the ocean.

Pulapa shook his head, discarding the imagined scene, thinking that he would find out the actual situation once he went inside.

It had to be said; this wooden door was really too low. Had he not been slightly interested in the Abyss Language on the sign, Pulapa would definitely not have stepped inside.

Before entering the hut, Pulapa had thought that the person who would write in Abyss Language on the sign was probably a Half-Blood Demon. Moreover, one that acknowledged their Indigenous People’s bloodline.

However, after Pulapa stepped into the hut, he found out that he was completely wrong.

It was not some Half-Blood Demon who acknowledged their Indigenous roots, but an actual Indigenous Person themselves!