Chapter 272: A Knight Fears People More Than Ghosts 2 (2)
Ghost-type monsters.
To put it simply, Wraiths—ghost-type monsters that had materialized enough to be seen by human eyes—were already a well-documented phenomenon in academic circles.
Of course, just because they were documented didn’t mean they were common.
Ghosts were already hard enough to believe in—let alone ones that physically manifested.
That rarity alone made them stand out.
But just because Wraiths were rare didn’t mean encountering one was lucky.
Quite the opposite.
After all, a ghost—a vengeful spirit—wasn’t supposed to be visible to the human eye.
If a ghost had manifested visibly, it meant it harbored an overwhelming grudge or hatred.
And creatures fueled by such deep-seated resentment were bound to be incredibly powerful.
To make matters worse, Wraiths couldn’t be harmed by physical attacks.
Without divine energy or magic, they were completely untouchable.