Fire. That word made Cale�s eyes sparkle for a moment before it quickly disappeared.

�Fire. It is a very scary word. I can feel how much struggle you must have faced since you are a Southerner who treasures nature.�

�Do you know about the south?�

�Not much, but I have read about it in books. I enjoy traveling and love beautiful sights.�

� Hoh, I see I see, weak human.

Cale felt the chills after hearing Raon�s response but continued to speak as brightly as possible.

�I read about how beautiful the Jungle�s mountains, lake and everything else is. Now that we will be able to get out of this Oorim, I plan to visit there in the future.�

�I see.�

Litana was full of disappointment, bitterness and sorriness. She could not lie or feign ignorance to this person who was looking forward to the beautiful scenery of the Jungle.

Her subordinates� faces turned gloomy as well.

�Unfortunately, the Jungle you will see once you get out of this Oorim will not be beautiful.�

��What do you mean?�

The Jungle was about a day�s worth of travel from Oorim. It was quite wide as it took up the majority of the south. However, why would Litana have come to this Oorim?

It was because it was close to the location of fire.

�There is a fire in the Jungle?�

�What? Then shouldn�t you put it out right away?�

�� It is a fire that doesn�t spread but also one we cannot put out.�

Seeing Cale�s chaotic gaze, Litana started to explain about the fire in the jungle.

�One day, Section 1 of the Jungle, oh, the section of the jungle by this Oorim is Section 1, a sudden fire started there. Water, magic, incantations, nothing seemed to work on it. We were very worried, but it just remained in Section 1 without spreading elsewhere.�

She started to mumble with a bitter expression.

�I�m not sure whether that is good or bad.�

It was an odd fire.

However, Cale knew the identity of this fire.

A fire that could not be put out through magic or incantations. JrNovels.com