The Legacy of the Bones (Part One)

"Don't worry." Brando sighed. "Even if there was one, it's already dead. This Familiar is ownerless. The spell attached to it was what killed the warrior. I think this fellow must have been part of the invading side back then. After the wizard stationed in the Wizard Tower killed his companions, he must have died as well. However, he transferred his final spell to his Familiar, killing this fellow."

What he had said was actually the analysis of the player who had discovered all this. However, he turned around, glanced at Haruze, and asked, "Do you know this fellow?"

Although he asked aloud, he also felt that it was somewhat unlikely. Haruze was still so young, while this skeleton should have been at least a century old.

Unexpectedly, the Little Prince frowned, shook his head, then nodded. "I don't know. I think I've seen this armor somewhere before."

The armor?

Brando looked toward the armor. There were no obvious markings on it, and its style was very ordinary. It only appeared to be Magic Armor. But when he took another look, he suddenly realized something was wrong.

All this time, he and that player had instinctively assumed that the skeleton had been human. But he suddenly realized something: what if this fellow had not become like this after death, but had been this way while alive?

For example—what if it was a skeleton?

Bromanto's Black Rose in Full Bloom.

Brando immediately understood why the Little Prince found the armor on the skeleton familiar. It was because this armor was simply ordinary Eluin military-issue armor. Such armor was practically everywhere in the armies of this kingdom. However, there was one problem: every suit of armor should have been engraved with the insignia of the army it belonged to.

There was only