Table of Contents | Character Guide Chapter 40: Death of The Poet (5) Inside the dungeon, Tang Cuo and Jin Cheng leisurely played with the fireworks for half of the night and eventually welcomed the sunrise.  The two took a short rest and went to Cecilia’s bakery to fill their stomachs with some bread. After that, they went on wandering around the city like two headless flies. Jin Cheng said: “In the end, we might not be killed by the Boss but died of thirst first.” There was no water in the city. Before even talking about washing faces, they had to be careful not to choke themselves to death…

Table of Contents | Character Guide Chapter 39: Death of The Poet (4) Magic was a subject that was neither difficult nor easy. Tang Cuo closed his eyes, practised based on the ‘Moonlight Meditation Techniques’ as taught in the book and successfully perceived the magical elements that existed in his surrounding space. Unlike the natural awakening of special ability users, a wizard paid attention to elemental affinity. There were so many types of magic, and the type that had a higher affinity with the wizard would be easier to absorb, and spells of that type could be released faster. Tang Cuo tried to feel his surroundings but found that the…

Table of Contents | Character Guide Chapter 38: Death of The Poet (3) Tang Cuo and Jin Cheng continued to wander around the city and received several side missions, one after another, such as [Mr. Toke’s Little Toys], [Mary’s Troubles] and so on. These small missions were not difficult, and with the content of the missions being very similar to [Cecilia’s Bakery], there was in fact a subtle connection between them. With this, Tang Cuo and Jin Cheng could gradually paint a picture of life in the Kingdom Hidden In The Moonlight. This was a place without flowers and trees, a small city made of stones growing in the middle…

Table of Contents | Character Guide Chapter 37: Death of The Poet (2) Tang Cuo and Jin Cheng, the two foreigners who had yet to familiarise themselves with life in this new place, had to wander around the city for a long time before they found the residence of the first customer ‘Little Jack’ ― No. 27 Shell Street. It was a very small room, with a tofu-size plate engraved with the room number hung on the door. If it were not for Tang Cuo’s sharp eyes, they might have missed it altogether. There was no one there, but the moment Tang Cuo carried the bamboo basket into the room,…

Table of Contents | Character Guide Chapter 36: Death of The Poet (1) After all had been said and done, Jin Cheng found Wen Xiaoming disguised as a mushroom and sitting in a corner outside East Cross Street. He asked Wen Xiaoming: “Why aren’ you going in?” Wen Xiaoming pointed to the red number above his head: “Doesn’t that mean going straight to jail? I’m still from Zone A, boss.” Fifteen minutes ago, Wen Xiaoming went all out on the entire East Cross Street, blowing up each and everything that could be blown. But now he himself didn’t dare to enter. Jin Cheng was a bit surprised: “You only work…

Table of Contents | Character Guide Chapter 35.2: The Commands (Part 2) The figure wrapped in the fog was looming closer. He appeared at one place in one second and popped up several steps in front the next second. His shadow flashed around, making sure that no one could predict his next move. Chi Yan’s [Blast Egg] only blew up the corner of his clothes and caused the fog to spread out. Other than that, there was zero impact.  Tang Cuo took out Meteor Rain without a second thought. Within a radius of five meters, meteors fell down from the skype at a ghostly speed, finally shining a light on…