Chapter 631: Hidden Intentions
Chapter 631: Hidden Intentions
Third Person’s POVThe first was that he had successfully muddled the waters even further regarding his own identity and talents.
Ethan knew that the observant Shixea had been secretly analyzing every action he had taken ever since he awakened.
Whether it was his physical prowess, his frightening affinity with the ice element, or the mysterious soul ability he had displayed previously, she was undoubtedly trying to piece together the truth surrounding him little by little.
Therefore, by casually choosing a pair of wind-element daggers alongside his ice element broadsword and the purple scythe of darkness, he had only succeeded in making her even more confused than before.
Ethan had never intended to reveal anything meaningful about himself to anyone present within this room.
If possible, he would much rather let them arrive at ten different conclusions than the correct one.
As for his second objective, it had unconsciously taken his thoughts elsewhere.
To a person whom he had longed to meet for many years.
Aurelia.
Looking at the pair of emerald-green daggers resting within his hands, he remembered another pair gifted to him during his awakening ceremony all those years ago by her grandfather.
Although many years had already passed since then, he still remembered that day clearly.
An almost imperceptible smile appeared upon his lips, as he had a strange feeling deep within his heart that he would meet her again soon.
And when that day finally came, he would gift her a pair of daggers worthy of standing beside those that had once been gifted to him.
Without saying another word, Ethan silently stored the Rank Three wind-element daggers inside his spatial ring.
Soon afterward, his crimson eyes shifted towards Master Drogo.
Using a sound transmission technique, his voice quietly echoed within the old man’s mind.
’Wait for me outside the New Moon Magic Academy tomorrow morning.
I have a task for you. If you complete it satisfactorily, you shall receive another precious reward.
What that reward is shall remain a secret for now, but now you know that it would not disappoint you at all.’
