Chapter 1620 - Dark Curse
Chapter 1620 - Dark Curse
Liu Wuxie narrowed his eyes when he heard the two names. He didn't know Makuvert, but he knew Vandore as one of his closest friends, and even he couldn't help admiring Vandore's magic.In the past, the two of them had exchanged ideas for a long time, and Liu Wuxie had learned a great deal about magic from his friend. He also already knew that Vandore was the Elven Race's ancestor.
"What happened after that?" Liu Wuxie asked, keeping his tone even. He didn't reveal that he knew Vandore and waited for the matriarch to continue.
"They were both prodigies. Not only did they restore many ancient magical spells, but they also created countless new ones. But their paths eventually diverged as Vandore went on to pursue light magic, while Makuvert went on to pursue dark magic."
"Why can't light and dark coexist?" Liu Wuxie asked, genuinely unable to understand.
At first, their differences never caused trouble, and they chose to research in different directions. Yet after the two ancestors vanished, conflict gradually took root between the factions, and that friction eventually grew into the situation that exists today, leaving only old records behind.
"How is the dark lineage's temperament?" Liu Wuxie asked. He had heard that many elves who cultivated dark magic would slowly become violent and bloodthirsty.
Back then, Vandore had advised Makuvert more than once, warning him not to pursue dark magic any further. Makuvert, however, valued the offensive power of dark magic because it surpassed what light magic could unleash.
"They're normal in temperament, but they prefer to stay in darkness and don't like to interact with others," the matriarch said. The two lineages had clashed before, but they had never escalated into a full-scale war.
"It has already been more than six hours, and I fear they might have imprisoned my master. I plan to make a trip over," Liu Wuxie said, rising as soon as he felt he had learned enough about them.
"Dark Curses may have bound your master," the matriarch said as she stood as well. She made it clear that she had already guessed as much, even if she hadn't wanted to say it earlier.
"Dark Curses?" Liu Wuxie said, his brows knitting together. The name alone carried enough weight to send a chill down one's spine.