Life After Prison

Severin nodded, as there was no reason to conceal the truth from Oskar. “Yes, that’s correct.”

After Oskar received the confirmation that Severin was responsible for unusual occurrence, a warm smile appeared on his face. “You’re very lucky to have successfully mastered Wildfire’s combat technique.”Content (C) Nôv/elDra/ma.Org.

Oskar’s heart was filled with awe as he finally realized the true breadth of Severin monstrous talents. The Lotus Divine Attack was characterized for its blazing fire, and it was renowned throughout Southsky for being the best Star-grade divine technique.

In the past, countless practitioners had sought to acquire Wildfire’s inheritance after his death. Even royal paragons coveted the Lotus Divine Attack and attempted to locate it. Unfortunately, no one was able to locate it, and the entrance to Wildfire’s resting place remained undiscovered. It was not until certain unusual phenomenon erupted in the Artic Heights a few months ago that the ruins were unveiled.

Severin had obtained that inheritance merely a few months ago, and Oskar was aware that Severin had put up a commission at the sect’s Mission Chamber to ask about the spiritual fire.

Severin smiled modestly in response to Oskar’s praise, and he graciously invited Oskar to have a seat in the hall. The maid was then asked to prepare two cups of tea. Severin took a sip and asked, “I hope you don’t mind me asking why you came to visit Pearl Light Isle.”

Oskar chuckled. “I came to witness what our prodigy did this time to elicit yet another unusual phenomenon.”

Severin smiled at that response and changed the subject to that of the Starry Sky Battlespace. “The Starry Sky Battlespace will soon be accessible. I got us entangled with the Gahrrs, and I also killed the Deifirm Sect’s prodigy in the past. I would imagine that a lot of people will be out to get me when I enter the Starry Sky Battlespace. May I request for a defensive spiritual treasure?”

Severin had already sacrificed his Darkgold Bell in the Fierce Beast Mountain, leaving him with only the mediocre-grade spiritual Scarletsky Sword and the top-grade Sky-Soil Zenith. The lack of a defensive spiritual treasure made him feel that his safety was at risk.

When Severin was given the token to the Grandiuno Sacred Land, Oskar had already instructed him to get a feel of the place and establish connections with various prodigies from Midland’s sacred lands. As it was a grand occasion that involved all 13 of Bleurealm’s states as well as the chance to become a celestial, Severin felt like giving it a shot at seizing that opportunity as well.

Oskar halted just as he was about to bring the cup to his lips.

Severin’s mention of the Gahrrs and the Deifirm Sect was making his blood boil. His demeanor shifted. He rebuked, “OH? So, you’re aware that you’d be hunted down if you enter the Starry Sky Battlespace? I thought you were fearless! You’ve created a huge ruckus after killing other factions’ prodigies, and I’m the one who has to clean up the mess for you!”

Oskar recalled the time that Severin had killed the Deifirm Sect’s prodigy. Had Oskar not intervened in time, Severin might have perished at the hands of the Deifirm Sect. Severin’s audacity had later led to the death of the Gahrrs’s prodigy, and Clarkin-their family head and royal paragon-had taken it upon himself to get involved.

Oskar felt a mix of admiration and exasperation toward Severin. He admired Severin for displaying extraordinary talent in reaching level two paragon within a year, as such a level of talent was seen only in chosen ones at Midland’s sacred lands.