Witch of The Burning Mountain

e, he found his servant Erlos, seemingly waiting for his arrival with a silly grin on

desk as he had to finish reading a couple more rep

ence was very, v

pot. "Sire, do you have a

gh the scrolls on his desk. Only after he finished did Harry loo

throw that creatu

s slow, dignified voice caused the us

ire," Erl

d him, but Harry only glared a

if he received only a wordless glare, it was a warni

anxiety, but the twitching of his long ear

for disobedience, may I be a

o act cute to appeal to his master, but the re

s much as you want. After All, the palace is not a place for those weak and deceiving creatures but..." He pause

s. Though we have allowed those human refugees to take shelter in our kingdom and they live in those villages at the edge of Agartha, we generally have nothing to do with them. Since it was your order, I still did think of bringin

ction from his king, but all throughout, it appea

he human will be thrown out this very

oice of that red-eyed

from excitement, not nervousness. "I knew it, Sire! You may have a heart of stone, bu

se but strange, muffled noises. Of course, it was the doing of his master and it

his study. Just as he stepped out of the door,

going so

in his heart. 'I must have been the worst villain in my last life to be r

it looks like he se

on one side of the palace. Erlos was still breathlessly catching up with his fast-walking king. When he was o

nts who were working around witnessed the astonishing performance of magic but didn't f

of abilities and powers. The fact that eve

s to travel almost half across the continent,

ummoned the night before, the very place where he fou

mpanion found himself falling on the ground, feeling dizzy as an aftereffect of the teleportation

before, but it would help me if you can inform me before teleport

t least cover themselves with their powers to protect their body from the laws of space when teleporting. Otherwise

a heart looked like he cared not a bit about h

ps of trees and the rocky ground covered with ash. "How cruel. Who would dare destroy trees this way? It looks like

ound, with the wind blowing up the ash that had yet to fully settle on the ground. As an elf

human girl. Though he had been here merely for a brief moment that night, his sharp

g human being at first glance. Though he had seen worse sights, he could not stop feeling something about it. It was strange, but pe

ozen heart of his seemed t

own to know what happened in this place. The reason he came here was to investigate what happened that night. The creature he s

relation to

ce or the crea