Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 624.2: The Truth Behind the System (2)

While Paul was preparing for his escape, Roel was making his way through a turbid area of utter chaos.

What was it like to go on a journey with a spirit guide?

No one had the answer to this question, not even Antonio, who had researched spatial spells.

The dangers of spatial spells had been known since the ancient era.

It would take sheer ignorance to follow those little things who freely traversed space, as that would have been no different from committing suicide. Spirit guides could go to places humans couldn’t survive in, such as through hot lava that melted everything or deep ocean that instantaneously crushed human bodies into bits.

In order to find Alicia, Roel had wilfully ignored Spiriteer Sovereign Edavia’s opposition and paid a heavy price to awaken Alicia’s spirit guide. Thanks to that, he was now qualified to answer the earlier question.

Chaos.

The way spirit guides searched for their masters wasn’t as efficient as scholars had theorized. Rather, they resorted to the primitive method of tracing their master’s footsteps.

When the white fog enveloping him stopped moving for the first time, Roel found himself standing in the boundary between a forest and a plain. There was no anomaly in the sky, and the night forest was ghastly silent. It didn’t seem like there was anyone in the area.

Roel followed the spirit guide with a confused frown.

It took a while, but he soon figured out where this place was. It was the place Alicia was last seen, as well as the place where he had entered the Witness State to avoid Shrouding Fog.

His face turned solemn.

At the same time, Edavia spoke up. “Why don’t you take a rest? That little thing will likely stop at many places if that’s the way it conducts its search. I can support your soul, but you have to pay a heavy price for utilizing that spatial spell of yours, right?”

“…” Roel fell silent.

He knew how dangerous Silver Devourer’s side effect was. A part of his existence would be devoured based on the frequency and extent of its use, and that was what was ha

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