I Became the Progenitor Vampire

Chapter 338 - 338 340 Suppression of the Elf Spark Hit Hard

?Chapter 338: Chapter 340: Suppression of the Elf, Spark Hit Hard and Doubting Life (Mega Chapter) Chapter 338: Chapter 340: Suppression of the Elf, Spark Hit Hard and Doubting Life (Mega Chapter) “In that divine relic, a Divine has not perished…” Lady Ariel’s voice rang in Lide’s ears, although simple, it startled him.

The news that a Divine had not perished… if it got out, it would undoubtedly be earth-shattering.

After briefly pondering, Lide didn’t rush to respond.

His dark and profound eyes revealed a hint of inquiry, his gaze firmly fixed on this Level 17 Elf Archery Master.

“Just the two of us?”

“No, I also have a team…” Ariel’s crisp voice resonated, “They are all capable professionals.”

“Could you let me know how many people or what professional configurations are involved?” Lide asked calmly.

“I’m sorry, Mr. Lide,” Ariel shook her head, “you can only receive this information if you agree to join.”

Hearing this, Lide shook his head, suppressing his curiosity.

This Divine, whether slain or not, could be left alone.

Slaying a God—though it would be an epic feat worthy of glory—Lide was not uninterested, but this Elf might not be reliable.

It wasn’t just a question of the Elf’s character, but also the source of her information or her deeper intentions, none of which he knew.

Lide was always extremely cautious about such unknown adventures.

Those who bite at a hook the moment a bait is thrown, outside of protagonists in movies and shows, mostly end up tragically.

What was her ultimate purpose? For what reason did she come to find him?

How did they plan to explore the Divine relic?

Could they handle what resides inside the Divine relic?

How strong and numerous was the adventurer team?

From what source did she receive this information, and how reliable was it?

Was the bait she cast specifically aimed at him or the Crimson Mage Tower?

Each of these questions was critical, and he would not blindly trust based just on this Elf’s unilateral statements.

What about the Elf Covenant he had formed with Wina… What if that was also a part of her scheme?

Would it be hard for her to plan a few months in advance and make some preparations? This world wasn’t one where only he knew how to make plans.

As for turning him into a target for hunting… the Crimson Mage Tower, this ripe and sweet fruit, was here; wouldn’t that be enough to tempt outsiders?

The fact that Lord Spark, the protector of the Crimson Mage Tower, was now suffering from the erosion of the Power of Death was not a secret among the upper echelons of Green City…

When the strongest support is weak, taking down the seemingly vulnerable Crimson Mage Tower, which only has two Level 15 mages, is not implausible.

As a Blood Clan Ancestor hidden among humanity, Lide had never achieved his current status by recklessness.

In other words, the Elf had failed to earn his trust.

“If Lady Ariel can’t persuade me, perhaps I won’t partake in your adventure.

Rest assured, aside from knowing about the Divine relic, you haven’t told me any other useful information, nor do you need to be cautious or contemplate silencing me.”

Hearing Lide’s rational and straightforward response, Ariel’s expression flickered slightly, and she seemed to regard him more highly in silence.

With a slight shift of her eyes and a lean forward, the stunning arch of her body was displayed before Lide again.

“Mr. Lide, don’t you want to know what ancient secrets exist within that Divine relic? Ancient forbidden magic, ancient magic inheritances… perhaps they all exist…”

Her eyes, which should have been as pure as nature, became increasingly enchanting. The bewitching look in her eyes was like a feather lightly teasing the heart, a charm almost no man could resist.

Their conversation was isolated by some mysterious Natural Magic, and outsiders could see Lide talking to Ariel but could not hear the sound.

However, the onlooking crowd didn’t need any sound, just seeing Ariel’s captivating gaze was enough for them to swallow hard and then gulp down several drinks.

Several warriors, unable to suppress their inner turmoil, turned and left the tavern to head to certain places open only at night.

Seeing the change in her gaze, Lide sensed that the Elf had not used any Charming Magic; it was purely a burst of personal charm.

He had to admire that once Elves begin to seduce, even an Enchanting Demon had nothing on them.

However, such flimsy words could hardly move his resolute heart. The more Ariel spoke in this manner, the more Lide could sense her urgency, as well as the horror of that Divine relic.

A simple deduction: if he had discovered a safe relic, he would have been crazy to invite strangers to join.

If it was somewhat challenging, he would certainly take familiar friends. Only for those extremely dangerous tasks would one invite someone familiar yet not quite close—the most terrifying relics would call for an outsider like him.

In other words—a scapegoat.

“Sorry, Lady Ariel, I think with my abilities, I’m not yet qualified to participate.

I hope next time we can venture together.”

After finishing speaking, Lide no longer hesitated and stood up to leave immediately.

Ariel gave a slight start, unable to believe that Lide, facing the temptation on the level of a Divine relic, would actually just walk away as he said he would.

However, her smile remained unchanged, her alluring eyes fixated unwaveringly on Lide’s receding figure.

At that moment, no one knew what this elf was thinking.

But just as Lide was about to vanish into the crowd, a sudden indescribable surge of terrifying murderous intent appeared behind him.

Danger!!

Advanced Danger Perception caused his pores to flare open with rage at this instant.

Lide’s gaze turned frigid in an instant.

Courting death!!

Whoosh~ His tall frame disappeared from its original spot in an instant, before the surrounding crowd could react.

In the blink of an eye, Lide, filled with murderous intent, reappeared before Ariel.

At this moment, this Level 17 Elf Archer Master, unbeknownst to everyone, had already drawn her verdant Life Bow, which was slowly sprouting flowers and leaves, targeting the place where he had vanished.

As Lide reappeared, a Magic Model was infused with immense magic power; the Magma Fireball in his hand bubbled and began to take shape visibly.

His eyes, full of pressure, stared down at the Level 17 elf, the murderous intent exploding like thunder at this moment.

An extraordinary, terrifying aura surged around them like a massive tsunami.

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