Two Interpretations of Soul Sucker

Soul Sucker was both the name of a well-known covenant within Sain Underground City and the term for an elite monster.

However, as certain invaders' antics grew increasingly outrageous and infamous, people now forgot that Soul Sucker had originally referred to a monster whenever the word came up. All they remembered were those bright-red Spirit Bodies wearing all kinds of helmets.

It couldn't be helped. If you had ever been invaded by a Soul Sucker from Sain Underground City, you would have found the experience deeply memorable too. If that invader had originated from the Arnor Kingdom, then the impression would probably have been even deeper.

After all, adventurers now universally agreed that invaders from the Arnor Kingdom had godawful manners. Things like pointing downward and squatting had all originated there.

Even Anleisi and the others, who had long been far away in Scamellon, had heard of the invaders' notorious reputation—mainly because the church often used their deeds as negative examples in its lessons.

They had heard so much about invaders that when they now saw a genuine Soul Sucker, it felt somewhat unfamiliar. For a moment, they were not used to it.

"Please, you two! Crush him in one go!" Anna shouted. She had boundless confidence in the strength of these two Brave Heroes. Excluding, of course, the disadvantageous situation they had just faced against the ghosts.

Soul Suckers looked completely different from ghosts. This one clearly had a physical body, so it was obvious that he could be hit. There was no need to worry about another ghost-like situation.

Furthermore, according to the current statistics compiled by the various factions, Soul Suckers were weaker than knight-type enemies such as Black Knights and Furnace Knights. The only move worth watching out for was Dark Hand, and as long as