New Flame-Burners

"I have a map here. Anyone interested can come and exchange some information."

Yin Ming was just about to answer, perhaps to trade information and learn about the distribution of forces around Hurricane City.

Suddenly!

He heard a familiar voice.

In a crude wooden house on the edge of the town, Johnny Green took out a beast-hide map and called for all the survivors to gather where he was.

Disaster was also an opportunity.

When a major power came crashing down, it was the best time to develop a new force.

Robert Kava had always wanted to rebuild the Flame-Burners Association, but founding an organization was not something one or two people could accomplish. At the very least, it required a core group. Naturally, he would not miss the chance to gather Hurricane City's remnants.

"Why don't we go take a look first? At a time like this, every extra pair of hands means one more chance of surviving," the young warlock said.

Yin Ming nodded. Both of them could be considered acquaintances, so he naturally had no reason to refuse.

White Moon and the skeletons had only temporarily concealed themselves and fallen dormant; they had not vanished completely. This silent world was like ground buried with countless landmines—one careless step, and it would explode.

"Scholar Eno, you... you're actually here!"

Johnny Green looked utterly astonished to see that Yin Ming was still alive.

Hurricane City had first been plowed over by the Third-Ring spell: Hurricane's Eye. Then countless skeletons had surged in. Finally, someone had set a fire, reducing skeletons and people alike to ashes.

In such a horrifying catastrophe, even Second-Ring Wizards could have perished. A Zero-Ring Wizard Apprentice should not have survived at all!!

"Looks like Scholar Eno hid his strength from the very beginning. He was