"Monkel Ancient Language" was far more complex than the Korman Language of Wudo's tribe, and the background involved was not as simple as the literal meaning of the words.
Rein was also glad he had encountered someone who truly understood the language of this lost civilization. Otherwise, if he had let the Mind Core translate that ancient scroll, the result would probably have been seriously flawed.
When spoken aloud, the language sounded like a demon's murmur. Its pronunciation was deep and low, like Buddhist chants echoing through a temple, always leaving one with the strange feeling of lingering reverberations beside one's ears.
As expected of a simplified branch of the legendary Demonic Language. Just listening to it being recited was enough to make one's scalp tingle.
According to Wudo, many high-circle demonic spells had originally been chanted in this language.
Those magical incantations that began with phrases like "O great god, grant me strength" were actually pleas for the power of unseen deities.
Monkel Ancient Language had once been a language used to communicate directly with demon gods of the Abyss.
Rein did not take out the secret scroll right away. Instead, he first had Wudo write down and read aloud every piece of Ancient Monkell Script she knew, then translate it into the barbarian tongue.
Wudo racked her brains and managed to recall only about a thousand words. Without anything to reference, that was already the limit of what she could do from memory.
Fortunately, the Central Library in the City of Radiance also possessed some ancient artifacts and documents written in Monkel Script. These were trophies brought back by wilderness hunters.
There was an ancient ruin from a lost civilization somewhere in the Ashen Forest. Rein confirmed this claim through Wudo.
She said that many places in the