Chapter: 407
Despite living on somehow, it was still filled with just as much hate as when it sat down, its face locked in a constant grimace of bitter anger.
Thankfully there was a trespasser to let out some anger onto – Jay.
The decrepit old thing in the throne slowly lifted its head, gazing at Jay.
Jay analysed it as soon as he made eye contact. Surely something on such an impressive throne would be strong, right?
<[Estobar the Heximist – Level 2]>
HP 10/10
<[Skills]>
[Reconstitute]
– Brings soul and matter together
<[Description]>.
[One of the five grand hexamists of Helvetia, he guided others to a treasure he could not possess… Someone had to perform the conversion ritual, and it was him. His only tool to become immortal and join his fellow soldiers was with his own research and laboratory materials… Unfortunately, time has not been kind to Estobar.]
“Hm, pretty dumb… just find an immortality book like I did. It’s not that hard.” Jay chuckled, mocking what once was a brilliant mind – now it only had one skill left and as much health as a level 1 soap rat.
Slowly, its weak old hand moved off its leg…
“Hmm? It can still move? Ok, what’s it gonna do? Call a nurse?”
Slowly, still, it was raising its old hand up off its leg. It was on a mission that was a test of both its strength and undying will power – but it was much too slow for Jay.
“Ok, you’re getting there.. Come on. You can do it old man.” Jay encouraged it.
It raised its hand a little higher, ever so slowly.
“Oh fuck me, come on. We’re waiting. I haven’t got all day.”
It seemed that its hand was high enough, and it slowly moved its hand to the right now.
“Ohh. Sorry, we’re closed. Please come back tomorrow.” Jay smiled with a shitty, condescending grin.
Suddenly the ancient hand smashed down on a tiny glyph on the arm of the throne with the force of a mighty butterfly.
Two strange tubes suddenly rose up next to the throne. One was small and the other large.
“Oh, is this where you get your soup for breakfast, lunch and dinner?” Jay continued to mock while something began floating through the tubes as if in zero gravity.
“What the…? Well, at least something is happening.”
One was filled with soul stones while the other tube had skeleton bones.