Amazing.
Fu Qian said that when he'd just jumped out, he could still make out the carvings on the window clearly.
But now, that place looked as if not a trace of human life remained.
The legendary storms of hell were no worse than this, were they?
After taking in the scene and confirming that there were still no vampire demigods or remains inside, Fu Qian walked straight into the raging storm.
Things were growing increasingly bizarre, but as he'd said before, when something beyond reason appeared, it meant he'd found something beyond reason.
Besides, Fu Qian was gradually getting used to new discoveries.
For instance, what exactly had Selena gone off to do?
For a demigod, vanishing so silently was rather unusual.
Had she followed his suggestion and gone looking for traces of the Death Master, only to run into some kind of trouble?
That would certainly involve a high enough level of power, but let's not forget that "Death Master" was just a pretext he'd casually come up with.
There'd been no evidence whatsoever that this place had anything to do with Him. That explanation was a little too irresponsible.
In any case, given how little he knew about Moer, it really was hard to judge what had happened to Selena.
But it paid to keep an open mind. Whatever had happened to Lady Selena could be summed up simply as a demigod's mysterious disappearance.
And with that, wasn't there a point of reference?
When he'd spoken with the Greedy Worms, Old Man Laurie had explained the details of their commission.
The first item was to keep a close eye on Solondir and find out whether his ship had "returned" after the storm.
That also seemed to involve a demigod's disappearance.
Setting aside all the formalities, wasn't it