The Witcher: Elemental Lords

Aphelius, seeing Dolai's solemn expression, roughly guessed that the other party must have noticed something, otherwise he wouldn't have said that.

He also became serious, increasing his perception of the surrounding area while thinking.

"Based on the unknown item I came into contact with at the time, that diary and that divine item were sealed up. No one should know about it. Moreover, I used my own acquired law ability to break open the box. Since breaking open the box, it has been in my hands. Only that divine item was taken out. Perhaps the former owner of the box knows something. He must have secrets in his hands. Also, when I came out, I was stealthy and didn't alarm anyone. If you're sure there's someone, how are they tracking me?"

Aphelius felt a little strange. He had come out quietly. At the First Auction House, he had even disguised himself with an avatar.

If he was still being tracked, then the other party's skills were quite high.

Dolai was also uncertain at this time, because what Aphelius said was too true.

Thinking of this, Dolai suddenly said, "Who sent this thing when you got it?"

Aphelius frowned. He controlled the small sailboat while considering. After a moment, he had a guess.

He told Dolai his guess.

Aphelius's guess was simple. He suspected that the person who sold the box had a problem.

Dolai didn't find it surprising at all.

That box might have been someone fishing. That notebook was also obviously problematic.

Aphelius used a special method, using his own rules, to break the box. Obviously, the other party knew about this and had premeditated it, taking advantage of this point.

The other party was sure that Aphelius couldn't resist, that he would definitely go.

The other party used a divine item and then used a notebook as a catapult. Aphelius would inevitably fall for it. This way, no matter who Aphelius went with, he would be paving the way. Sea God Mountain was definitely extremely dangerous. If someone was paving the way, that would be the best.

While the two were analyzing, Dolai suddenly looked at Aphelius strangely, "The person who could do this must know you well. He's very clear about the rules you've mastered, certain that you can break it, and even came to the auction house specifically to auction it. Clearly, he has studied you thoroughly."

Aphelius was silent when he heard this.

When he heard Dolai say there was someone behind him, he initially suspected this, but he couldn't believe it.

Even now, he still couldn't believe there was someone behind him.

He had already believed it in his heart, but he still said with a fluke, "What if there's no one?"

Dolai glanced at him and looked up at the rules of fate overhead.

There was no change, and it was even strengthened.

He raised an eyebrow. This meant there was a good thing this time, and a big one at that. No matter who was tracking, it didn't seem to have any impact on him?

This was really strange. Who were the law-level individuals, and what laws did they comprehend?

So weak?

They couldn't even give a warning from fate? Or rather, his coming here was actually an arrangement of fate.

Dolai thought self-deprecatingly.

He thought for a moment and said, "Since you're sure, then let's assume there's no one behind us. Anyway, whether we get to Sea God Mountain or not, it'll be every man for himself. Law-level is just that, not high-level law-level, there's not much difference."

Aphelius was already prepared in his heart. Hearing Dolai say this, he relaxed. He nodded and said solemnly, "Every man for himself."

…

An odd old man with a face full of pits and bumps stood on a magical flying carpet. Beside him was an equally old woman. Although both were old, their eyes were very bright.

Standing in the midst of the turbulent winds, they were not affected in the slightest. They held something in their hands, constantly sensing the position ahead.

That position was exactly the position of the small sailboat.

A strange force field was automatically released around the flying carpet, concealing them.

Both of them were law-level, but they had only comprehended elementary laws, not high-level laws.

Just then, the old woman suddenly said, "We've planned this for so long after we got it. If your student is also like us, absorbing part of his lifespan, and only gets some divine items, unable to enter the main hall, what do we do?"

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The old man sighed when he heard this, "If they are like us, then we can only send them on their way. This secret can only be known to us. Although our lifespan has been absorbed, we have become stronger, haven't we?"

The old woman smiled wryly. She looked at the other's old face and felt the life force constantly flowing away from her body, feeling unwilling.

If the loss of life could be exchanged for powerful strength, she would rather not have it. Now she can only rely on some black witchcraft to maintain her life, becoming neither human nor magical beast, it's simply tragic.

The disaster hundreds of years ago was still vivid in their minds.

The old man saw the woman like this and patted her on the shoulder, saying, "Don't be discouraged. My disciple has comprehended the Law of Attrition. Although it's not powerful, it can effectively restrain most formations. As long as they can enter smoothly, breaking that formation shouldn't be a problem."

The old woman nodded slightly when she heard this. She also knew about the other party's disciple.

"Then let's follow them. Whatever's inside, let's leave it to fate. Hopefully, there's something that can replenish our lifespan."

The two sat on the strange flying carpet and became silent again.

…

After leaving the Windy Zone, they saw the calm sea again, the islands on the sea, and some seabirds and sea beasts. It felt like a normal world here. Looking back, the sky-covering Windy Zone felt a bit terrifying.

After leaving the Windy Zone, Dolai glanced at the surrounding islands and compared them with the notes, suddenly saying, "We should head south for one hundred and twenty kilometers. Look over there, that iconic island."

Aphelius looked into the distance and said, "Then let's go. We're almost there. We just need to bypass two powerful magical beasts ahead."

Dolai nodded. He was almost able to shake off Aphelius, but there was no need. Who knew what the situation ahead was.