“Any leads on the bastard?” Sina asked.

Ossrey shook his head causing Sina to bite her lip. It had been two days since Juan escaped from right under their noses at the Ash Tower.

They were approaching the Laus Mountains, which divided the capital and the south. A strange fog had been following them wherever they went, forcing them to split up into smaller units for the search, but to no avail.

“We’ve decided to pause the search because the fog was too thick. Our knights keep getting ambushed as well. Although there aren’t any casualties, Captain Haselle also agrees that there won’t be any progress even if we continue. Does that kid have some kind of ability allowing him to cast fog?” Ossrey reported.

Sina felt frustrated as she looked at the fog outside the tent. She was afraid that Juan was hiding somewhere underneath all the thick fog. Juan was already tough to deal with despite being a child; if they were to be ambushed by him in this fog, they would have no chance of winning against him.

“This fog is definitely not a natural occurrence, it reminds me of the story that the Ash Tower’s outer walls are made of fog. Maybe this is related to the Ash Tower’s collapse,” Sina remarked.

“To think that he even obtained the Ash Tower’s power... Just what is he? Even His Majesty’s relic didn’t work on him,” Ossrey spoke anxiously and bit his lips...

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