Travel through the worlds and spread the flames across the worlds

Jack just wanted to conclude an ordinary contract with Lin Hun, but he didn't expect Lin Hun's oath to be so formal and serious, and he couldn't help but burst into tears.

"Well said, Lin Hun! I was right about you! Then I swear on my humanity. Under the witness of the gods, I, Jack Maya of Catalina, make a covenant with the soul: no matter which of us loses all of our humanity and becomes a zombie, the other must let the other rest in peace no matter how many descendants he or she has."

After the serious words, the two of them raised their glasses high, clinked them together and drank happily.

But in a way that neither of them realized.

An invisible constraint was imposed on the dark ring between Lin Hun and Jack.

Lin Hun's oath was the first time that he announced the names of the gods, and he even arrogantly asked the gods to witness it. Such a novel thing naturally attracted the attention of the gods at the end of the Age of Fire.

There are countless gods or beings with the power of gods, such as the nameless god who was banished from the sky, the deformed god who guards alone in the depths of the temple, the goddess of sunshine who married far away, and the goddess of sin who lurks behind the scenes.

Using the flames of the fireplace and the language of Lin Hun and Jack as anchors, we cast our gaze into the cabin in this mysterious era.

Seeing that they were just two undead men, some sneered or watched indifferently, while some were happy for their bravery, but they all chose to witness, perhaps just to see how far the two could go, or perhaps just to have some fun in an era that was about to end.

Lordran is Lordran after all, and the power of the gods cannot be violated even by themselves. The fog shrouded the place again, blocking all vision.

It also allowed Lin Hun's stiff body to relax.

Jack saw Lin Hun put the wine glass to his mouth and didn't take a sip for a long time, so he couldn't help but ask.

"What? What happened again?"

Lin Hun waited until all sight disappeared, then took a sip of wine to warm his cold heart.

"Phew—Jack, it seems our vows were a little too solemn."

Lin Hun's words were confusing, and Jack didn't understand what was wrong with the solemn oath. Didn't this just show how seriously they both took it?

Lin Hun saw Jack's confused look and knew that he didn't feel anything. He smiled helplessly and didn't explain. He just said, "From now on, swear by humanity. Don't mention the gods. Involving them in everything will eventually cause unpleasantness. If you're not careful, you might be labeled as a blasphemer."

"Hahaha, the gods? Yeah, it's not good to trouble them all the time."

Seeing that Lin Hun was unwilling to say more, Jack did not force him, but he still felt a lot. He could only believe it and not believe it. He stood up, raised his glass and bowed to the four directions.

This little incident not only failed to dampen the atmosphere in the room, but made it even more heated.

There is no time in the house, and a glass of wine goes into the roar.

Time passed as the two chatted and laughed.

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"Um--what time is it, Jack?"

Lin Hun patted his side in a daze, but felt nothing!

"Hmm! Where are the people!?"

His eyes suddenly widened and he stood up and looked around.

Jack was seen lying under the table, waving his hand to signal Lin Hun not to worry.

"Hahaha, we're already in Lordran, there's no time left, every moment is right now, don't worry, okay, let me get some good sleep, I'm drinking this wine so heartily, I have to, ha - sleep for a while."

"That's right. We're already in Lordran. It doesn't matter whether we have time or not. Okay, then you go back to sleep. I have some things to deal with. We'll continue when we come back! Fight him for another 300 rounds."

"Ha--definitely, um--definitely, snore--"

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"Ha——" Lin Hun stretched lazily. The feeling of sleeping until waking up naturally after drinking was comfortable, except that his head was still a little dizzy.

"Jack?"

"Jack."

"Jack!"

Lin Hun called out a few times but received no response. He lowered his head and looked at the ground but saw no one.

"Hey, where did this Jack go?"

When Lin Hun stood up, his hands and feet were still somewhat weak, and he felt annoyed at his drunken state. It was the first time he drank since coming to this world and he got drunk like this, and he was indeed a little too proud of himself. If someone took advantage of the situation and broke in, both he and Jack might lose their lives.

"It seems that I have to be more moderate in drinking in the future. I just don't know if I will have the chance to drink again in the future—"

Standing in place, Lin Hun did not rush to look for Jack, but kept swinging his limbs in an attempt to recover his mobility faster.

Using this numb body to look for someone is undoubtedly irresponsible to your own life.

Jack's elemental soup and wine are both good things with healing properties, and when combined in the undead's body they produce wonderful effects.

Both are good things for restoring the body. Compared with the strong medicine elemental liquid, it takes less time and takes effect faster, and it focuses more on a little bit of warming and nourishing.

It slowly soaks into Lin Hun's body, draws out the remaining elemental liquid that has not been completely absorbed, and repairs small details throughout the body.

It is hard to say whether the two are better or worse, the main difference is the usage scenarios.

You can't expect the enemy to wait slowly for your body to recover bit by bit during a war, nor will they take a sip of elemental liquid when they are resting. Well, it is more likely that they will take a sip of the telescope.

Gentle warmth continuously flowed into Lin Hun's limbs and bones, quickly dispelling the numbness in his body.

After his body was able to move freely, Lin Hun no longer paid attention to him. This warm feeling was strangely comfortable, and it didn't look like it would disappear for a while.

Both of them were good drinkers, and even though they drank to their heart's content yesterday, they didn't make any noise or shout. Only the dishes on the table were a little messy.

Lin Hun picked up the crooked shield from under his feet, hung the sword at his waist, and began to look for Jack's trace.

Unfortunately, Lin Hun searched the entire house, even upstairs.

"It looks like the person has left."

Lin Hun sat on the chair, and had some guesses in his mind when he just woke up.

He didn't see Jack's weapon and shield at the time.

"Ah - hahaha, that's Jack's style, he just leaves when he says so. I guess I have to keep moving on."

Lin Hun stood up and pushed the scattered chairs under the table one by one, excluding the one he had sat on before. As soon as his fingertips touched the chair, he knew that if he dared to push it, the chair would definitely break into pieces for him to see.

Simply tidied up the items on the table.

"Hey - even when Jack left, he didn't forget to take his pot with him. Sigh - he really didn't leave any thoughts for himself."

When Lin Hun picked up a wooden cup, he found that it was different from the wooden cups the two of them used to drink. He could smell the aroma of wine when he put his nose on it and sniffed carefully.

Seeing that Jack actually left something for him, Lin Hun was naturally happy. He put the wine in his waist bag with a smile. He didn't know when he would drink it next time.

Lin Hun found a piece of paper pressed underneath the wine glass. The words written on it were written in charcoal, flowing smoothly like dragons and snakes, which really showed that hard work pays off.

But Jack overlooked one thing—Lin Hun couldn't recognize the words in this world at all!