It was talking about the region with Mount Leeb and Leeb-An City.

There had always been a lot of monsters there, however, the monsters started to disappear one day. Cale and Eruhaben had come here in order to figure out the reason as well.

The Dragon, Olienne, had been curious about that reason as well.

< As a result, I found a lake. >

�A lake?�

Cale was certain that this location was where the Water of Judgment was located. His face stiffened up after reading what was written after that.

< That lake was judging the monsters. >

�Judging the monsters?�

He recalled how the owner had been obsessed with fighting.

< It judged humans as well. >

�How did the lake judge the monsters and humans? What was the criteria of the lake? And how did it do it?�

He was full of questions. It was hard to imagine what could have happened.

< It was an arrogant power. However, there must be a reason that nature left behind such a power. I created a barrier around the area in order to prevent any further damage and then left the lake alone. >

Cale recalled the bandit leader he had looted in Mount Leeb. He had indicated that there were still monsters around Leeb-An City but that the number had decreased, allowing mercenaries and merchants to be active in the area.

< To be honest, I don't want to call that place a lake. >

Cale slowly read the information that was written in the back.

< I�d rather call it an, �arrogant power that resembles a god.� >

�Resembles a god?

Did it resemble the god of war?�

Cale felt as if he had a headache.

He had already needed to use his shield, the pillar of water, and even the stone spears. So if, and really just if, he ever had to use this power after gaining it�

�Just thinking about it is terrible.�

Then forget a slacker life, he would need to figure out a way to lay low and live in seclusion.

But it wasn�t like he could easily find any other water-type ancient powers in the next three days. JrNovels.com