Chapter 419: Chasing

Lynch gave Eugen a small task as he was very curious about the paradise that the devil mentioned.

But this was a difficult task for Eugen, and he was unable to get anything out of the interrogation until he was about to fall asleep.

Lynch didn't care about the follow-up. It was impossible for him to catch all the episodes. That was unrealistic.

His journey has proved that this is a dark and bloody era. Demons are rampant in this century. Even though the power of chaos is periodically at a low point, countless tragedies are still happening around the world at the same time.

Making life better for mortals is the business of others. Lynch just wants to survive the doomed catastrophe. If even survival cannot be guaranteed, what is the meaning of welfare and enjoyment? Is it to add followers to the devil?

The evil moon was already extremely close to the ground. After experiencing the previous mutation, all mortals became more alert.

The lizardmen found that the new doctor who joined the camp was quite anxious and uneasy. Everyone was uneasy, but he was more nervous than his peers.

This guy must be hiding a secret.

With nothing to do, Lynch walked slowly towards him.

Mist filled the forest, the evil moon gave it a green sheen, and crooked shadows intertwined in a grotesque way. Caris couldn't help but recall the horror stories he had heard.

After encountering a series of complicated and strange adventures in Sesenmond, Caris was caught up in an unexpected storm.

In that barbaric city in Nordland, Caris from Tarabheim was not welcomed. He could not get used to the roaring accent of the locals. The nation that ruled Nordland was extremely barbaric, and even the women had loud voices.

He first had a strange dream. In the dream, he heard an urgent cry. Someone was asking for help from the Father God Tal through the dream. Although this was more like an exaggeration of the More priests, who always claimed that they had received divine revelations in their dreams, it was absurd and unrealistic.

But Caris was sure it was real, it was not just a nightmare.

Because when he woke up, he had a snake staff in his hand, and it was this snake staff that brought him into big trouble.

I'm afraid old Magnus didn't even know that he had issued a wanted order for Caris. Maybe it was the local nobles' own initiative, or maybe some bribed local official cleverly threw dirty water on Caris. Anyway, Caris broke the law, even though the only thing he did was to have an absurd dream.

Before this, Caris was a legitimate businessman, but everything changed after the snake staff suddenly appeared.

He could guess that everyone was coming for the snake staff. He had nothing worth remembering. After leaving his hometown to make a living, the most valuable thing he had was the color photo that Selena from the village gave him.

Unfortunately, after being caught up in an inexplicable storm, the photo that brought him comfort in the quiet night was gone, and he accidentally lost it when he escaped from the hotel.

The most valuable thing on him now was the exquisite snake staff.

He fled in a strange city like a headless fly. At that time, he met some companions. They were all unlucky people who were wanted like Caris, and they all had the same dream.

This made them sure it was not just a dream.

A few clever ones among them discovered a new use for the snake staff, and when an inexplicable flu enveloped them and forced them to face the threat of death, they only needed to hold the snake staff to be healed.

This must be Shaurya's miracle!

Caris once thought about throwing away the snake staff, but he knew that even if he threw away the snake staff, it would not change the facts. He was extremely glad that he did not put his idea into practice.

They used everything they could to hide, and moved from one horse carriage to another with uneasiness and nervousness. Caris even sneaked into a truck carrying pigs and sheep, which was not a pleasant experience.

In order to avoid possible pursuit, his feet were covered with blisters. No one knew where the safe place was, so they could only flee south. Because to the north of Nordland was the cruel Claw Sea, sailors without rich experience who went to fight the waves would only be eaten by sea monsters.

To the west is the Laurent Laurent Forest, where the elves are not barbaric, but they also do not welcome humans.

To the east is a shadow forest shrouded in ghost stories. Without an army escort, ordinary people entering the shadow forest is tantamount to seeking death. Even large-scale caravans dare not deviate from the main road, not to mention that they only have a dozen people of different identities, most of whom have not received military training.

Even now, Caris found that time difficult and filled with fear.

It seemed that there was a sheriff hiding on every corner, soldiers sitting in wait in every tavern, and bounty hunters and mercenaries targeting criminals in every bush, but it turned out that these were all fantasies.

Caris never knew that the rules set by the emperor were not strictly enforced.

He had thought that the entire empire would do its utmost to hunt down the fugitives, but who could have imagined that it would be so lax?

The sheriff and bounty hunter that were once fixed in Carris's mind did not exist. If they really existed, those evil things would not be so rampant.

By the time they discovered this sad reality, the even more irresistible evil things lurking behind the scenes had already appeared one by one.

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At first it was a premeditated attack, and Caris thought it was just a group of roving robbers.

When there were sorcerers among those chasing them, even the dumbest person would have noticed that something was wrong.

Many people died on the road. If it weren't for the bravest gentleman who single-handedly led away most of the pursuers, Caris would not even have a chance to escape.

On the way he saw more death than he had ever seen in his life. The innocent people who died from plague, living fire, and mental madness exceeded the number of living people that Caris had ever seen.

In the process of escaping, they had to learn some medical knowledge. It was as if there was an invisible mentor guiding them. They could understand those obscure books at a glance, and the complex theories and types of medicines were remembered by them like memories.

He and his companions fought against unknown sorcerers with their snake staffs and saved village after village, but this could not change the fact that they were powerless.

They had nothing but the snake staff.

And that wooden staff seemed to have only the power of healing.

Who can it save? Humans who have regained their health will still fall like straw under the spell of a wizard. It cannot bring the dead back to life.

Every time after he fell asleep with panic, Caris could hear crying and requests for help in his dreams. He had to tell the person who asked for help in the dream that he could not save anyone and he could not save himself.

The gloomy green full moon hangs high in the sky, illuminating the lost traveler.

(End of this chapter)