Exposing the Great Transfer

"She should be the Life Apostle."

The problem was that no one had yet been in the state of having their life stolen by the Theft Apostle, so there were no related memories at all.

"Yes, that was what I thought too. The myth described it as an unstoppable force that turned all living creatures into mountains of flesh."

"What a terrifying power. It's like a cancer that doesn't kill." Mel blinked, feeling utterly exhausted inside.

He suddenly thought of Oak City again. Even if he could not stop everything from happening, he at least had to get everyone he knew out of the city.

He hoped even more that Mage Azuk had chosen another city for his plan. His heart was always conflicted; it was difficult to choose between selfish desires and the greater good.

If something happened to him, Ravi would pass the news along. The question was, how many people would believe it?

"Perhaps I'd been mistaken from the start. Kain, we need to go to Oak City. There are truths about things that are about to happen there. I feel that rather than hiding like this, it would be better to make it public."

"The truth about things that are about to happen?" Kain was completely baffled. What kind of strange description was that?

The truth of a matter should describe something that had already happened.

Though filled with enormous doubts, Kain followed without hesitation.

At the very least, Mel's rate of growth far surpassed his own. Master Painter had clearly said before that Mel's talent was inferior to his, and Mel had also been taught Mountain Style techniques, yet Mel had failed to learn them.

The thing was, even without learning Mountain Style, Mel had comprehended sword aura of his own. Though it had not