Chapter 652: Hunting Ghost
Chapter 652: Hunting Ghost
Chapter 652: Hunting GhostInside the floating castle, Rowena sat inside her room filled with cold mist, meditating. Her eyes twitched when he heard footsteps. Slowly, Rowena opened her eyes to see Bai Ning entering the room. She held a golden parchment in her hand.
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"He didn't reject my application, did he?" asked Rowena.
"He didn't, Holy Maiden," said Bai Ning. To her surprise, she saw Rowena sighing.
"I expected that," Rowena rose to her feet with grace. The mist slowly moved toward Rowena as she was sucking all the mist in the room.
"How long do I have to study there?" asked Rowena.
"One year for each specialization,"
"Four years," said Rowena. She did not like to waste her time studying but she had no choice. As a Holy Maiden, she needed to be proficient in each specialization. Deep down, Rowena knew studying in Mazeroth was not a waste of time. Just she had never attended any secrets or academies before in her life, so it was going to be a new experience for her.
"You will start your academics in the House of Alchemists. Here's everything you need, Holy Maiden," With a flick of her wrist, Bai Ning took out several items including jade green robes from her space ring. Rowena picked up the silver parchment and opened it.
"Ruby huh? Did you pick this name?" asked Rowena. Her face was void of any expression that Bai Ning couldn't tell whether she liked the name or not.
"You have to go to Mazeroth in three days, Holy Maiden," said Bai Ning. Throwing the silver parchment aside, Rowena locked her gaze with Bai Ning.
"When were you planning to tell me about the vampires, Bai Ning?" asked Rowena. Until Rowena saw the Royal news, even she didn't know about the vampires. But she was sure the Skyhall knew about their existence. It made Rowena wonder why the Skyhall elders chose not to reveal their existence to her. For a moment, Bai Ning didn't say a word. Silence fell over them. It wasn't a decision made by Bai Ning. Instead, the elders ordered her not to share the vampires' existence with the Holy Maiden. They wanted the Holy Maiden as far as possible from what was happening outside.
"Did the elders tell you not to?" Bai Ning's heart skipped a beat. Rowena calmly questioned Bai Ning as though she had read the old woman's mind.
"Hello," Michael raised his voice.
"What is this place? How did I get here?" Michael questioned.
Michael didn't receive any response. Instead, he saw an arrow fly past him, barely missing his cheek by an inch.
"Run," Michael noticed the voice turning predatory. It almost sounded like a growl of an animal. Michael rolled his eyes. Then, he slowly stepped forward, pretending to be shocked and awed. He wanted to put on an act so whoever kidnapped him would slowly reveal some valuable information. Granted Michael could always try to catch and torture him. But after realizing his foe might have the power to teleport, Michael didn't want to take any chances.
Michael hastened his pace when another arrow shot past him. He was running in the woods wearing nothing but his sweatpants.
"You can see the true heart of a man when you're out in the woods with a weapon," As soon as these words resonated in the forest, a sword dropped from a tree, landing a meter away from Michael.
Michael entertained the one who thought hunting him by picking up the sword. The moment Michael picked the silver sword from the ground, an arrow shot straight toward Michael's head. With a single swing of his sword, Michael cut the arrow in half.
"Hunting is part of a cycle of life that repeats," the man said.
Michael used his X-ray vision while running to locate several traps. All of them were used by hunters. Michael avoided every single trap and the arrows.
"A worthy prey after a long time," the man who was hunting Michael exclaimed.
"To track prey, you must first know it as you would a brother. Am I right, Ghost?" asked the man.
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"He didn't reject my application, did he?" asked Rowena.
"He didn't, Holy Maiden," said Bai Ning. To her surprise, she saw Rowena sighing.
"I expected that," Rowena rose to her feet with grace. The mist slowly moved toward Rowena as she was sucking all the mist in the room.
"How long do I have to study there?" asked Rowena.
"One year for each specialization,"
"Four years," said Rowena. She did not like to waste her time studying but she had no choice. As a Holy Maiden, she needed to be proficient in each specialization. Deep down, Rowena knew studying in Mazeroth was not a waste of time. Just she had never attended any secrets or academies before in her life, so it was going to be a new experience for her.
"You will start your academics in the House of Alchemists. Here's everything you need, Holy Maiden," With a flick of her wrist, Bai Ning took out several items including jade green robes from her space ring. Rowena picked up the silver parchment and opened it.
"Ruby huh? Did you pick this name?" asked Rowena. Her face was void of any expression that Bai Ning couldn't tell whether she liked the name or not.
"You have to go to Mazeroth in three days, Holy Maiden," said Bai Ning. Throwing the silver parchment aside, Rowena locked her gaze with Bai Ning.
"When were you planning to tell me about the vampires, Bai Ning?" asked Rowena. Until Rowena saw the Royal news, even she didn't know about the vampires. But she was sure the Skyhall knew about their existence. It made Rowena wonder why the Skyhall elders chose not to reveal their existence to her. For a moment, Bai Ning didn't say a word. Silence fell over them. It wasn't a decision made by Bai Ning. Instead, the elders ordered her not to share the vampires' existence with the Holy Maiden. They wanted the Holy Maiden as far as possible from what was happening outside.
"Did the elders tell you not to?" Bai Ning's heart skipped a beat. Rowena calmly questioned Bai Ning as though she had read the old woman's mind.
"Hello," Michael raised his voice.
"What is this place? How did I get here?" Michael questioned.
Michael didn't receive any response. Instead, he saw an arrow fly past him, barely missing his cheek by an inch.
"Run," Michael noticed the voice turning predatory. It almost sounded like a growl of an animal. Michael rolled his eyes. Then, he slowly stepped forward, pretending to be shocked and awed. He wanted to put on an act so whoever kidnapped him would slowly reveal some valuable information. Granted Michael could always try to catch and torture him. But after realizing his foe might have the power to teleport, Michael didn't want to take any chances.
Michael hastened his pace when another arrow shot past him. He was running in the woods wearing nothing but his sweatpants.
"You can see the true heart of a man when you're out in the woods with a weapon," As soon as these words resonated in the forest, a sword dropped from a tree, landing a meter away from Michael.
Michael entertained the one who thought hunting him by picking up the sword. The moment Michael picked the silver sword from the ground, an arrow shot straight toward Michael's head. With a single swing of his sword, Michael cut the arrow in half.
"Hunting is part of a cycle of life that repeats," the man said.
Michael used his X-ray vision while running to locate several traps. All of them were used by hunters. Michael avoided every single trap and the arrows.
"A worthy prey after a long time," the man who was hunting Michael exclaimed.
"To track prey, you must first know it as you would a brother. Am I right, Ghost?" asked the man.