Chapter 178 The Light Never Disappears

Caddick City, Golden Oak Street, it was almost noon, the church bells rang twelve times faintly, Camus looked at the vomit in the room and the glass fragments on the ground in silence.

"I don't know if the other party knows that I have predicted him, I should..." Camus paused when he said this. He suddenly remembered that he also carved the blasphemous rune. Even if the other party knew that someone was spying on him, anyone with a little brain would know that this kind of spying was the same sequence.

"Hehe, I should be relieved."

De Laf Republic, Lauren City, Knight District, a handsome young man in a decent black tuxedo was sitting on a red high-back chair, with a pile of books in front of him. In the dark and dim environment, a pair of red and blue eyes suddenly opened, he frowned and stood up, and pulled open the black curtains next to him.

"Wow..." As the bright sunlight shone in, the elegant and luxurious room was shining in the sun.

"Who is spying on me, or through the mirror." The young man looked outside with a confused and puzzled look, lowered his eyes slightly, gave up the idea of ​​anti-spying, and gently took out a white crystal from his suit on his chest, a white crystal with a strange luster, and this white crystal slowly rotated in the air.

"Who is spying on me..." A low and emotionless voice sounded, and suddenly the white crystal started to rotate rapidly, but there was no spiritual line connected to the white crystal, and the high-speed rotating white crystal gradually slowed down. Seeing this situation, the blond young man's expression did not change. He slowly kicked the white crystal into his pocket and looked out the window with a flickering look.

"Can't use that method, it will make my hearing quickly lose, and I don't have much time." The young man suppressed the urge to continue to predict, because he knew that praying to that person would get some guidance, but the price was extremely high, and he knew that the other party must not have received any information, so his risk factor would be greatly reduced. Thinking of this, the blond young man slowly walked back to his high chair and picked up the book on the table. The red cover of this book clearly had a few big words written on it, "Gus".

In the port area of ​​Kadic City, Akali was holding a black suitcase. She had just been to the Adventurer's Guild, where she had served for many years. According to her inference, her potion should have arrived, so she went to ask in person. The result was obvious. She got her things at the receiving office of the Adventurer's Guild. Ms. Fiona was very thoughtful and wrote her own name as the recipient.

"Go home..." Not long after walking, Akali stopped in front of a slightly shabby cement building. Most of the people living around the building were shipyard workers, port sailors and fishermen. The atmosphere in the air was very warm. The house prices here were not high, and the prices were also very moderate. The monthly rent and daily necessities were only about 1 silver coin. Akali has lived here since she wandered to Kadic City.

"Good afternoon, Miss Akali." The old lady standing at the door smiled. She had very few teeth. She was the landlady here, a genuine Dela lady.

"Good morning, Ms. Kukuya." Akali's stiff face showed a slight smile. He greeted softly and then walked past the old lady.

"Ms. Akali, your rent..." Seeing Akali leave directly, the landlady hurriedly spoke. It was already the beginning of the month and it was time to collect rent.

"Ms. Kukuya, you should rent out the house I live in next month. I found distant relatives and I am going to find them." Hearing Akali's plain words, Mrs. Kukuya was stunned. Ms. Akali has lived here for at least two years and has never defaulted on rent. She is a friendly and amiable tenant. Just like that, she left? He was about to speak when he found Akali carrying a box and walking into his house.

"Alas... I hope the next tenant will be as generous as Akali. These people are so hateful. This is my house." As if thinking of something, Mrs. Kukuya's face became ugly.

Akali, who entered the room, turned around and locked the door, pulled down the shabby curtains, and sat carefully on her bed.

"Two years of struggle, the goal I've worked hard for." Akali trembled as she opened the button of the black suitcase. A palm-sized red round bottle quietly leaned against the black cloth. It was so beautiful, so bright, as beautiful as blood, as bright as the moon. Akali gently picked up the potion. As the potion shook, a little white light appeared in the bright red potion, like a beach under the sun. The white light illuminated the dark room and Akali's slightly red face.

"Swordsman potion, it will increase my sword strength, physical strength, and agility strength. From now on, I will be in the real stage two." In a gradually high tone, Akali twisted the lid and drank it in one gulp.

"Hmm..." As the potion went down, Akali's face became redder and redder, and the blue veins that popped out were throbbing. She opened her blue eyes, and countless tiny bloodshot veins appeared next to her blue eyeballs. A ferocious voice appeared in the room.

"You will submit to my will, I will inherit your strong physique and follow my path as a swordsman."

"Hiss..." As Akali's body grew bigger, her suit tore, revealing her blood-red skin due to skin expansion, and a violent aura filled the surroundings.

"Surrender," Akali shouted in a low and hoarse voice. As she finished speaking, her breath gradually stabilized, her body slowly returned to normal, and the bloodshot in her eyes gradually disappeared.

"Haha... After two years, I finally advanced." A voice full of excitement and joy sounded, and Akali's eyes flashed and she suddenly appeared at the window. The whole process took less than half a second.

"Very powerful, this is not suitable for using abilities." Akali pinched her fingers, her face full of smiles, and it took a long time to calm down.

"I have to tell the captain, and I have to go out too." After tidying up the messy room, Akali changed into a clean suit and stepped out of the door with a long sword.

On Golden Oak Street, the furniture salesman had just left Camus' yard. Camus had just gone to a furniture store on the street, hoping that they would send someone to see the area to buy suitable furniture. As a result, it was obvious that the furniture salesman really entered Camus's house, which saved Camus a lot of trouble.

"Lacus lives in my room, and I'll live in the attic. Maybe I can see the moon through the skylight at night." Camus comforted himself gently. Just as he was about to go to Hulin Street to pick up Lacus, the doorbell of his house rang again.

"Oh... It's really busy. I wonder who it is again." Camus murmured softly, and walked towards the door. Through the door, Camus saw the person coming and was stunned.

"Akali... Well, maybe she's here for afternoon tea." Camus chuckled and opened the door.

"Captain..." Suddenly, Camus felt a light breeze beside him, and blurred images and sounds appeared in front of him. When Camus came back to his senses and looked over, he found that Akali was gone, and Akali's happy voice came from behind him.

"Captain, I'm in."

"You advanced?" Camus seemed to think of something and said in surprise.

"Yes" a short and brisk voice sounded.