Chapter 190: Fenrir (1/2)

After entering the Control Room, sitting down and closing his eyes. His pain gradually subsided as his consciousness appeared in another place.

This time, it wasn't a lake or anything. Instead, it was a giant plain filled with green grasses reaching to his knees. He could see five hundred feet of hills surrounding the areas, making him unable to see the end of this grass field.

The sky was blue and the wind gently brushed his skin.

Theo looked around, finding no one to be found.

”Ehm… Mr. Serpent? Or should I call you by your name?” Theo asked with a hesitant but polite voice, not wanting to be rude, especially to someone he had no way to kill.

Suddenly, the same giant serpent made his appearance, crawling on the hills. Its enormous body made the hill small in comparison.

The serpent descended the hill without any sign of its other end appearing, reinforcing the myth of him.

”It seems you remember me.”

”Ehm, yeah. You said we would meet again and it's not that long either.” Theo nodded.

The serpent nodded and didn't continue the conversation. Instead, he looked in the opposite direction, confusing Theo.

Before Theo could speak, he heard footsteps echoing. Every step it took shook the ground as an enormous wolf appeared on top of the hill, looking down on him.

The fifteen-foot white wolf finally made his appearance as he descended from the hill in an instant, stopping before Theo.

Theo had got a clear vision this time, realizing its ferocious and bloodthirsty eyes. He realized that this wolf was none other than the famous legendary wolf, Fenrir.

He opened his mouth and showed its sharp fangs, saying, ”So, this is the one?”

”Yes.” The serpent nodded and said, ”I have seen his talent. And HE is satisfied with him.”

HE in his mouth was probably the one who gave him the blessing, the God of Mischief.

The wolf narrowed his eyes and looked Theo in the eyes.

Theo's heart beat rapidly, but he had the feeling that the wolf was testing him, so he stared back without flinching.

After a while, the wolf looked away and snorted. ”Hmph. I guess his talent barely passes. I don't care anyway.”

”In any case, you need to give him something.” The serpent calmly said as Theo remembered when the snake gave him a skill, Blink.

The wolf shrugged. ”You've given him my ability last time and you want me to give him another one?”

”Your ability is more effective than mine and it fits him very well.”

”Hmph. I refuse. But…” The wolf suddenly thought something and said, ”If you can hit me once, I will give you one skill—”

Before he finished his speech, Theo already summoned his Magic Bullet after finding he could do it when the wolf gave him the challenge.

”So, you are already raring to go. Fine, I am—” Unknown whether it was something normal or not, but he always stopped in the middle of his speech for various reasons.

This time, he stopped due to Theo's Magic Bullet.