"Bebe, let's go! Let's head back and see how Linley is doing. As for the Debs Clan, we don't need to bother with them anymore. The other nobles in Fenlai City won't let them off," Ross said, having more or less vented his anger.
"Squeak, squeak~" The little black mouse standing on Ross's left shoulder sounded somewhat less angry as well.
"Whoosh~"
"Ross, you're back! Did you find out who did it?" Yale and the others quickly gathered around him.
"Yes, a kid from the Debs Clan named Kalan. We don't need to worry about this anymore. The Debs Clan is finished. Leave the rest to Linley. How is he?"
"He's been facing that boulder all night without moving." Yale looked rather grim, but fortunately, Linley's warrior rank was far from weak, so this bit of wind and snow could not harm him.
"All right, let's wait here. Go back and get a tent and some other supplies. We'll wait here for Linley." Ross could sense that Linley's spiritual energy was intensely focused. He reckoned Linley had entered a state of enlightenment that ordinary people might never encounter in their entire lives.
Andrew and Hadley left with Yale and the others, planning to bring back some food. Only after everyone had left did Ross look beside Linley, fixing his gaze on the empty ground there.
Doehring Cowart's spirit felt as though someone was watching him. When he turned around, he saw Ross behind him, staring straight at him.
"You can see me?" Doehring Cowart asked in surprise. After all, he had encountered Saint-level experts before, yet none of them had shown any reaction to him.
Ross said nothing and merely nodded quietly, but energy had already begun gathering around him.
"Don't attack! I'm not your enemy. I taught Linley all