All Chapters of The Return of the War Legate: Chapter 2911 - Chapter 2920

"We thought that the items left behind by a hero like you might have a unique effect on that ghost, so we borrowed them for self-defense," Alfie explained embarrassedly.Using someone else's belongings without permission amounted to stealing, and being caught by the owner only added to the embarrassment.Adrian waved his hand, dismissing the matter as trivial. However, their words sparked a strange idea in his mind. While Alfie and the others may have naively believed that the items he left behind could affect the ghost, Adrian couldn't help but consider that it wasn't entirely unreasonable. The artifacts from the ancient tomb might indeed hold some power against Autumn.Initially, Adrian had planned to wait until the destruction of Obscura was complete before studying these artifacts. But now, he felt it might be worth examining them sooner.After reassuring the five timid men, Adrian bent down to open the boxes. With a pensive expression, he peered at the items within."Mr—""S

Adrian noticed the few individuals lingering at the doorway. However, his paramount focus lay in unraveling the mysteries of the cauldron. Thus, he chose to disregard their presence.Once Alfie and the others departed, Adrian's concentration remained steadfastly fixed on the cauldron. Its patterns continued to shift incessantly, following what appeared to be a rhythmic pattern. Yet, upon closer inspection, Adrian realized that the variations were endless, defying any semblance of predictability.Adrian's focus became completely absorbed by the small cauldron. Unknowingly, he slipped into a peculiar state… He then stiffened in shock. This feeling... It was remarkably similar to the experience he had encountered while attempting to break the seal on the Dragon Dial back in the dragon realm. Though the patterns before him differed slightly, the sensation was similar. Even though he hadn't entered that peculiar space at this moment, he perceived a subtle shift in the patterns before him.

Adrian detected the consciousness emanating from the small cauldron and grasped its purpose. "Spectral Snare… Is that your name?" he muttered, acknowledging the item’s name.The cauldron’s function had also become apparent—it served to suppress paranormal entities. Furthermore, this cauldron had been operational for many years. This suggested the presence of highly hazardous entities back within the ancient tomb. Were they restrained by the cauldron and other bronze items, in conjunction with the Divine Frost Slayer Blade? But he had long seized the Divine Frost Slayer Blade, while Brutus’s group had taken the cauldron.Adrian was taken aback. Could it be that the entities were emerging from that ancient tomb? Just as he was processing this shock, Alfie and the others entered the room, trailed by Brutus and his entourage."Mr. Adrian, there's a bit of trouble outside, and we need your assistance!" Alfie said urgently. Adrian observed the grim expressions of the group gathered at t

"You all think I've caused trouble for you, but you fail to see that you’re the luckiest ones on this ship!" Adrian asserted. His cold gaze swept over the crowd, but no one dared to meet his eyes. His words prompted them to reflect on the situation.Was it truly as straightforward as they had assumed?The Grandmasters exchanged glances once more. Possessing a higher level of rationality compared to the passengers, they grasped the severity of the situation. Despite the ship being less than a day away from docking, a great deal could unfold within that time frame. Moreover, despite their efforts to consolidate the ship's defenses, casualties persisted. This indicated that the ghost wielded power far beyond that of ordinary Grandmasters. Even they were not entirely safe.Their gazes remained fixed on Adrian as they asked. "Do you have any evidence to support your claim?""No evidence is needed. The situation is just as I described," Adrian replied confidently, "I haven't left the shi

This situation caught the lower deck passengers off guard. They hadn't anticipated Adrian daring to threaten them in this manner.Someone lowered their head to gaze at the white sword energy wrapped around their neck, and shivers ran down their spine. Despite being lower deck passengers, they weren't ignorant; they were quite familiar with such threats. This group of people was nearly terrified out of their wits, and the previously noisy scene suddenly quieted down."How dare you… We're passengers of this ship too! You can't treat us like this!" someone said, their voice trembling.Another person added, "Hey Grandmasters, shouldn't you do something for the passengers when he's treating us like this?"At this point, they finally remembered that they were not the owners but passengers of this ship. But the two Grandmasters just shrugged. "Do you think the two of us are a match for him?" they asked matter-of-factly.In fact, they were powerless against Adrian. Even among Grandmaste