"Your reputation is already in the gutter anyway," Angel suggested. "How about this? Next time you go in, take off your helmet. The person dueling you definitely won't trouble you again."
Tulas froze. "Why?"
"Because among the eight tenets of knighthood, bullying children is wrong," Angel said with perfect seriousness.
Tulas did not understand what Angel meant and was about to ask when a cold, hoarse voice sounded behind them. "Is he the Tulas you brought out of that dark space?"
Angel nodded. "Yes."
Sanders looked Tulas up and down before slowly saying, "His soul power has accumulated to a remarkably deep and pure degree. It has not been tempered, yet it is no less than that of an ordinary second-level apprentice."
If a soul wizard discovered him, he would absolutely be the finest choice for a spirit servant.
"He used to be undead, then he became a soul through the Prelude of Reincarnation. I have records of it here." Angel pulled out a notebook specially documenting Tulas's experiment reports and handed it to Sanders.
Sanders did not take it. In truth, there was no need to read the notebook; he had already more or less deduced the process of the undead's transformation.
He was curious about Tulas solely because Tulas had been the first user of that mysterious object.
According to Angel, that mysterious object was Lucas Skull. Although Lucas's sailing log proved that Lucas Skull had once fulfilled some of Lucas's lies, that did not mean Lucas had been its user. At most, he had been the vessel of its birth.
Only after it truly became an independent mysterious object did Tulas become its user. That was why Sanders was curious about Tulas.
For some time afterward, Sanders asked Tulas several questions about Lucas Skull.
He learned a