Chapter 49: The Night of Brilliance (3)

Sa’moon peeked through the swirling clouds on the southern horizon, while the gusts of wind blew unaffectedly, curling around the pine trees, swaying them, shaking them. A hazy atmosphere loomed in the surroundings as three figures crouched, hiding behind the pine trees.

So far, they came across a couple of men on guard duty, proving William was not just playing them for fools. Now that they had to find out the layer of the dark practitioners, only the difficult duties were left.

“I did my part,” the warlock said, like a civil person. The scar on his arm hadn’t healed, and from the looks of things, it would take some time. Months probably.

William had not tried to scream or make his way out after Noyar freed his blindfold and chains on the legs. Well, even if he did scream, Shailyn already put an isolation spell on their surroundings, he could do nothing wrong after all he did.