"Whenever you see the moonlight, you'll think of me..."
Abner's mouth twitched when he heard the "incantation." They even copied that line? Suddenly I have no standing to criticize Old Huang for plagiarism... If Reinhardt and Vincent hadn't followed Pathways unrelated to Wisdom, Old Huang probably would never have gotten to "invent" the steam engine!
Seeing his expression change, Aglaia asked curiously, "What's wrong?"
"Nothing... I just didn't expect the incantation to be that sentence," Abner replied "honestly." Then he asked, "Do I just recite it in front of the Dream Tapir?"
"Of course not... Didn't I tell you? You have to win it over first!
"It's an intelligent creature. If an enemy or stranger recites the incantation, it obviously won't acknowledge them!" Aglaia shook her head and advised, "Give it something it likes to eat first... such as the soul of a mid- or High Sequence Nightmare.
"Or some high-quality nightmares."
Mid- and High Sequence Nightmares are almost all bishops and deacons of the Church of Evernight... I can't feed it one of them...
As for high-quality nightmares... What counts as high-quality? A dream about the Goddess? But would you really dare let it eat a dream like that?
After thinking it over, Abner found a suitable target: Nightmare Town in the Forsaken Land of the Gods, only a day's journey from the City of Silver.
When he had hunted the Skeleton Magic Wolf to help Leonard obtain the main ingredient for Spirit Warlock, he had discovered the remnant soul of a Magic Wolf lurking deep within the town's nightmare.
It was Mure, the God of Fear imprisoned by the Giant King's Court—and a child of Flegrea, the Magic Wolf King.
Last time, Abner had arrived in the Forsaken Land of the Gods as a "projection," so he had