The witch thought I am a Demon God

"Their power originates from the Witch graveyard. However, a man with sheep horns cunningly resurrected most of the witch ancestors in the graveyard, turning them into witch undead, which led to a near-total loss of the power in the Witch graveyard." Ivita immediately knew that the man with sheep horns must be Pan God.

It is indeed Pan God who thought of resurrecting the ancestors in the graveyard and making witch undead in order to disintegrate the power accumulated in the graveyard over thousands of years.

However, Pan God should not have been able to truly destroy the graveyard, which is why the Witch graveyard still exists. It must be because at that time the Thousand-Year Fire was suppressing the power of the Ancient Soul.

But now, Pan God has obtained the research results of Witch Anna, and the Thousand-Year Fire is on the verge of going out.

So, Ivita wonders what Pan God wants to do this time.

The key point is that it appears he has been dragged into this too.

This makes Ivita uncomfortable. He does not know what Pan God intends to do, or what role he is supposed to play in these affairs.

But right now, it’s not that he’s provoking the graveyard. The graveyard wants to attack him.

So, he just has to wade through the muddy water.

Baron Taketick took a sip of his drink and continued, "The witch also told me that the witches cannot leave Kappa Town too far because they have sworn to protect a relic related to the Thousand-Year Fire in the graveyard."