Just as Ruger had guessed, after a slight flutter, the Demon Hunter Wizards' imprint quietly went back to sleep—and it was sleeping soundly.
Ruger guessed that whoever was coming might also be wandering around casually, much like they had been these past few days, sightseeing through the Island's underground world and occasionally squeezing through caves of all sizes.
Ruger had already abandoned the Monster Wolf's back and was walking unhurriedly on his own two legs beside the hulking creature.
Ruger was actually very curious about what kind of person would come to rescue him, what kind of wizard they would be. Would they be from the Holy Tribunal, or helpers Zorn and the others had found? He only hoped they would be smarter people—not the kind who came here, stared greedily at the Oddities, and then carelessly got themselves killed. That would make them a laughingstock.
Ruger took stock of his own strength. To put it simply, the methods he could show off now included casting spells with both hands at once—limited to the Fireball Spell and Grey Bullet Spell—and Faith Power. He could be considered half a faith wizard. Thanks to the Spirit Furs, he possessed a decent-quality artificial cure-all said to rival Origin Power. With proper technique, Faith Power could increase the might of certain spells. On the surface, those were his two main tricks.
Meager, but enough for most situations.
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Everything rested on the methods he kept hidden. The most unknown of them was, naturally, the true Origin Power. As for how hidden it was, even Ruger himself had yet to figure out where it came from. The Miserly Demonfall Spell was the core