Furthermore, they don�t even feel pain when they die.

That was why the only way to make a black mage suffer was to keep him alive and cause them pain.

Adin started to speak to Cale despite the blood flowing from his mouth.

�You really are different from me. I can�t understand.�

Adin started to speak with an expression that truly said that he couldn�t understand.

�Cale Henituse, what do you gain from getting rid of black magic? Wouldn�t you have more to gain if you sided with the Empire and expanded its power with black magic instead?�

Cale smiled and shook his head.

�As I thought, there�s no need to converse with this lunatic.�

Cale stood up and turned around.

�Why are you living such a difficult and stupid life? I really can�t understand.�

Adin asked, but Cale didn�t answer. Someone else answered instead.

�You, who simply looked down at the dead mana and pile of bones stacked in this underground hall, wouldn�t be able to understand. What would a bastard like you who only knows how to steal from others possibly know?�

It was Choi Han.

The refreshed expression had disappeared from Choi Han�s face and his stoic eyes were looking down at Adin. Cale�s voice reached Choi Han at that moment.

�Choi Han,�

�Yes, Cale-nim.�

�Second-�

However, Cale had to stop talking.

�Keuhuhuhu.�

Adin was laughing.

That didn�t matter. However, Cale turned his head at the following statement.

�You think all this dead mana belongs to me?�

Cale had a bewildered expression as he looked at Adin who was staring at him.

Adin, who once again put on a good-natured expression such that no one could discern his true intentions, was laughing despite throwing up blood and being unable to control and move his hands due to the bones being broken. JrNovels.com