<h4>Chapter 1331: Pale Bone Skull</h4>


    <strong>Trantor: </strong>EndlessFantasy Trantion <strong>Editor: </strong>EndlessFantasy Trantion


    “Crap... That must be Tchaikovsky,” Can grunted.


    “Tchaikovsky?” Jiang Fei repeated the name.


    “Another V.I.P, much like Can himself,” Ba shrunk and whispered to him.


    Not noticing Ba’s exnation, Can continued rambling about Tchaikovsky.


    “That rat bastard is always on my tail, always trying to one-up me! He must have tracked me down topete with me!” He sounded pissed. Tchaikovsky’s father, as Can would so “delightfully” say, was the son of another high ranking officer under Commander Alexis. Since young, the two had always chased each other’s shadows, trying topete with one another in order to please their fathers and Commander Alexis. The two had crossed swords and exchanged blows, but none was the clear winner.


    Indeed as presumed, Tchaikovsky had heard about Can’s progress at the ind and purposely tracked him down in order to snatch his achievement. Unlike Jiang Fei, whose support was only fictional, Tchaikovsky and Can’s fathers had prepared their sons with as much help as they could, feeding them information and arming them with specific tools to counter the contents of the trial.


    “How many are there?” Ba turned to Mingsk and Waxus.


    “20,” said Mingsk instantly.


    Knowing the new challengers had arrived, both Ba and Can could not hide their disgruntled expressions. A fight would be unwise as their numbers were greater.


    “What can we do now?” Ba asked.


    “Nothing yet but we’ll cross that bridge when we get to it,” Can replied. It would not matter if the entire group sped things up and got to the altar first as Tchaikovsky’s group would find them and fight for the weapon. Can had to rely on waiting instead, hoping that Tchaikovsky’s group would fight the guardian of the weapon and perish. As such, Can ordered everyone to spend the rest of the time resting. They would fully recover and try to “talk” it out with Tchaikovsky’s group.


    After an hour or so, arge group of trainees, with Tchaikovsky leading the way, came out of the reef region, unharmed and unscathed. He was just like Can, a regr Valsalrian.


    “Can, you son of a b*tch! You’re still devoid of a weapon!” Were Tchaikovsky’s first words.


    “Well, well, well. I could say the same to you!” Can retorted. There was no need for subtleties as the two go a long way back.


    “Says the man who could never stand on his own!” Tchaikovsky barked condescendingly.


    “Says the man with so many dancers prancing behind his back!” Can returned the insult.


    The two kept their animosity with words alone as they knew that they were both only trying to rattle each other’sposure. Once either side broke and attempted to attack, the other would fight it all out. There was no reason to fight now as both of them were empty-handed. It would only be a waste of time trying to solve their differences there and then.


    “Talking to you is a waste of breath!” Tchaikovsky threw onest insult. Seeing as how calm Can was made Tchaikovsky a little dejected.


    “Well then, best not breathe the same air I breathe or you’ll suffocate! If you’re heading to the altar, be on your way! I am not in the mood to waste my attention for the likes of you!” Can snorted.


    “Well said, for a cowardly prick!” Tchaikovsky said and turned away.


    “Let us leave! We have the responsibility to show the coward how a true warrior is to fight!” said Tchaikovsky as he waltzed away with his group.


    “That’s too much, even foredy! I was unable to hold back myself from cringing all the way!” Baughed.


    “So, what now? Do we sit all day?” Jiang Fei interrupted.


    “What would you do? We are outnumbered! There’s no way we could fight the lot of them!” Can snarled. Both he and Ba had given up on aiming for the Primordial Weapon on this ind but since Jiang Fei was just a “hitchhiker”, there was no reason to inform him about their decision.


    “As you are. I’m going to see what all the fuss is about!” said Jiang Fei with a certain gusto before leaving.


    “I would advise you not to approach that kid. Tchaikovsky is known for many things, and being understanding and kind are the two things he is not. That son of a gun would not hesitate to wrong anyone,” said Can in an attempt to save Jiang Fei from all the trouble. He did help the entire group in theke after all, and for that, Can was liking him already. He would not want someone like him to lose his life to that Tchaikovsky jerk.


    “Thanks. I’ll be fine. I’ll only be watching from a distance,” said Jiang Fei. When Tchaikovsky was busy exchanging insults with Can, he had taken his time scanning every one of his members. Their strongest member was only at around 750,000bat level while the majority of his group were only 400,000bat level. Jiang Fei had every reason not to be afraid of that prick knowing that he could easily wipe them all out without even using the power of his domain ability.


    “Just keep your eyes peeled,” Can advised again, not nning on stopping him. He had done what he could and if Jiang Fei was voluntarily heading for a certain death, so shall he be.


    “I will. I’ll be off now. Rest well.”


    Jiang Fei smirked and left. He knew what Can was trying to do but he had other ns in mind. Right now, Can and Ba had expressed their discouragement in pursuing the weapon. That gave Jiang Fei the green light to get the weapon for himself. Tchaikovsky might be someone Can knew but from Jiang Fei’s perspective, he was an enemy that he would have no problem killing.


    Jiang Fei took his time walking, pretending to enjoy the view of nature that was the simted environment. After a few turns and twists, he kicked off the ground and zoomed across the forest at nearly the speed of sound.


    With the power of the ckhole Core feeding him, his footwork was now upgraded to its maximum potential, granting him speed no other human could achieve. In a blink of an eye, what took Tchaikovsky half a day to cover, was covered instantly by Jiang Fei.


    Before getting closer, he enveloped himself with a powerful psychic barrier, rendering himself invisible to every other person. Following thest member of Tchaikovsky’s group, Jiang Fei observed their movements and watched the leader himself entering the altar.


    The altar was different than the one Jiang Fei had entered before. This one was constructed entirely out of skeletons, bones of perished creatures.


    “Begin the summoning.” Tchaikovsky ordered one of hisckeys. The strongest one came forward and pricked his finger. The blood that oozed out was dripped onto a ceremonial altar inside. In response, the entire altar shook, with bones rattling and an eerie voice echoing from all corners of the skeletal altar.


    “Who is the fool that summons the great Prophet Nas!”


    A translucent being appeared. Like an elderly elf, the being was dressed in dried leaves that were sewn together and wielded arger than normal wooden staff. Albeit looking entirely normal, the being was at least three timesrger than Tchaikovsky.


    Spirit Being


    Combat Level: 1,200,000


    Note: A Spiritual Being that has been fused saturated with the power of Death. Regr means would not be able to harm it.


    Jiang Fei could not help but snort at the result tabted by the scope. The self-proimed prophet might be strong butpared to Grundel, the prophet was nothing but a shriveled old man!