Chapter 109 Witchcraft

Just after boarding the train, Afu Jiala had declared her need for a nap.

But the train did not halt for her rest; Yodun himself was a powerful Constructor. Thus, the star track extended, and the Snow Plain Train continued to race across the boundless icy plain.

Ybur then made his way to Jawood's compartment.

Jawood was massive, so Yodun had specially constructed a gigantic compartment for her. Sitting cross-legged inside, she silently observed the outside through the window, where the sea had frozen into a monotonous plain, with only the occasional icebergs protruding. A look of utter desolation crossed her eyes.

"First time above the water, huh?" Ybur floated in front of her.

Jawood glared at him unpleasantly.

"Why are you looking at me like that?" Ybur laughed. "You can't blame me for your predicament; you brought it upon yourself."

Jawood viciously responded, "If it weren't for you, I'd have had every confidence in capturing the Red Shark and forcing him to submit! Then—"