Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 383.2: Who’s Your Daddy (2)

I’ll first acquire a crystal for myself to ensure that I’ll be able to move on to the next round. Depending on the situation, I’ll decide whether I should reach out to Selina or not.

After the failed negotiation with William, Roel decided to focus his effort on bringing the others from the Knight Kingdom over to his side first. It was just that not everyone was as amiable as Teresa, and not everyone had a weakness like Brittany.

Selina was a particularly problematic target in Roel’s view.

She was aggressive and irrational, reminiscent of a berserker. He wasn’t even certain whether he could really communicate with her. In the worst-case scenario, they might even come to blows with each other.

The uncertainty left Roel with no choice but to tread carefully.

He noticed that there were quite a few skeletons slowly rising in the vicinity, and it would be troublesome if he had to manually clear them. So, he chose to send a whiff of Grandar’s aura out to deter them from approaching him. He thought that it might work since Grandar was an undead ancient god.

The skeletons did fall still upon sensing Grandar’s aura, but the next moment, they kneeled down and began kowtowing to him. It made it look as if Roel was the leader of some demonic cult performing an evil ritual here, leaving him completely dumbstruck.

What the hell is happening here?

However, this was only the start.

Grandar’s divine aura was simply too powerful. To the undead demonic creatures, he was the supreme one whom they could seek refuge with. Even with their lacking intelligence, they instinctively knew that they had to offer something as a tribute to the supreme one in order to become his subordinate.

So, they pulled out their arms and dismantled their legs and offered them to Roel as a symbol of their loyalty.

“Scram, I don’t need your bones!”

Roel impatiently waved off those skeletons attempting to fawn on him.

It took a while before the skeletons finally understood that the supreme one wasn’t fond of their gift, so they could only dejectedly stick their

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