Upon hearing this voice, Remus frowned slightly. It wasn't because of what it said but because he knew from its words that this creature wasn't who he was looking for.If the being residing in the trench was Voryn, its first reaction should have been anger. It certainly wouldn't have claimed to have never seen humans.Remus was just about to turn around and ask the eel if there were any other forbidden areas around.But just as he did, he found the eel standing up straight before bending into an arc at the edge of the cliff. It resembled a kneeling human.It hastily said, "Your Majesty, I swear by the sun and the moon and all that's holy, I brought him here with no ill intent."While searching under the sea, I came across him and noticed he had a very unique quality—he can emit spiritual energy. So, I convinced him to come here, all out of respect and devotion for you.""Hmm?" Remus was taken aback for a moment before he almost laughed out loud. "I didn't expect you to be able to

Ribolt looked down and said, "Sir, what about…"The octopus wasn't dead, it'd just been stunned by electricity and couldn't fight back anymore.Remus looked at it and suddenly remembered that it might also have an answer to his question.He raised his hand, transferring a bit of energy over, and asked, "Do you know of any forbidden places under the sea, or where the most powerful beasts dwell?"The octopus, filled with rage, shouted, "Shameless human, do you really think I would become your servant? Even if I were..."A flash of white light sliced through, and its voice abruptly stopped as its body was split in two, slowly sinking to the seabed."Let's go!" Remus slowly floated up.Ribolt was so frightened that it released a stream of green liquid from its underside. Without hesitation, it quickly moved forward, let Remus get on it, and started swimming.Initially, seeing Remus not killing it, Ribolt thought Remus was easy to deceive and held a small hope of escaping. However,

The beast's body was big—no, it was gigantic. It coiled around in multiple loops, at least a dozen times, with the thickest part being over 30 feet. Its crimson eyes, positioned about 100 feet up, marked its head, which was as large as a truck.It was a wyrm! Its entire body was covered in pitch-black scales that gleamed with a cold light. If one looked closely, one could faintly see a few whiskers alongside its mouth, hinting that given time, it could very well transform into a dragon.Ribolt took a moment to fully comprehend what was in front of it before exclaiming in surprise. It was the first time it had seen the wyrm's body, and it couldn't have imagined it would be so enormous. If it were to fully stretch out, it would likely be over a thousand feet long.In the world of beasts, size indicated the level of power or status. Compared to them, Ribolt was just a small fry.It pleaded again, "Your Majesty, I was wrong! Please spare me. It's all this ignorant human's fault! If you

The wyrm said with difficulty, "If you go 30 nautical miles west, you'll see a boulder. Voryn is there. I've only seen it once myself..."30 nautical miles? He was close! Remus didn't waste any time and immediately turned on his heels."At least you're smart!" said Ribolt, acting all high and mighty. It quickly positioned itself under Remus, willingly becoming a mount, and moved swiftly.It was indeed not far away. They arrived after only ten minutes.Rather than calling it a boulder, it was more like a small hill, about a thousand feet tall. It was not particularly massive, stretching only a few hundred feet from east to west. It was barren and completely devoid of vegetation."Sir, that vile serpent dared to deceive you. This is just a piece of rock! That Voryn creature isn't here!" Ribolt exclaimed indignantly.Remus didn't respond and carefully examined the stone, believing that the wyrm wouldn't dare to deceive him. If it said it was here, then it should be here.He gently

When Voryn saw Remus standing above it, it was initially stunned, unable to process what it was seeing. Then, it got up quickly, stirring the surrounding space. It rapidly pulled back several thousand feet and leaped onto another mountain peak.With eyes wide open in anger, it yelled, "Remus, you really followed me here. Do you truly think I won't dare to kill you?"Its roar rang throughout the forest. To the beasts, its voice was like the tolling of a death knell.Ribolt dropped to the mountain and fell to its knees once more, pleading, "Your Majesty, I have nothing to do with any of this. I was forced into it."It was this human who threatened me to come in. If I didn't listen to him, he would have killed me immediately. I beg your mercy! Please spare me this once.!"But internally, it was fuming. It had already reminded Remus to kill Voryn when it was still asleep. What were they going to do now that Voryn was awake? What a fool!Voryn looked over when it heard Ribolt, and a t