Bab 359: Chapter 359: The Passage

Recognizing the importance of Roger, Azumani no longer dared to recklessly use his mental spells as he had just done.

Such types of spells often have certain side effects, and using them too frequently can easily affect the target of the spell.

We won't mention the permanent mental damage for now, but more importantly, it could affect the target's mental state, leading to problems with the accuracy of the information obtained.

Layhader silently gave Azumani a thumbs-up.

The two disciples he brought, a man and a woman, although their combat power was still unclear, at least played a significant role in other aspects.

In some sense, the reason they were ultimately able to find the entrance and enter this story world owed a lot to those two disciples of his.

The remainder of the journey became quite enjoyable; one was ingratiating, and the other was probing with interest. Roger disguised himself very well as an irritable village boy.