I traveled through time and space and became the Archbishop of Stormwind!

Alvin immediately became alert. He turned to Jim and said, "Stop the car! The sound came from not far away. Someone might be injured. We have to go check it out!"

Jim was so frightened that his face turned pale and he was shaking like a sieve, almost wetting his pants.

He trembled and said, "Mr. Priest, let's not meddle in other people's business. This place is a bit weird."

"Then put me down and go first. I have to go and take a look. It's obvious that someone is screaming. I have to go and see what's going on. Maybe I can help." Alvin said firmly.

Jim was helpless. Letting him go alone now would be the end of him.

He had no choice but to obey Alvin's request and stop the carriage. He tremblingly pulled out a wooden stick from under the seat and held it tightly in his hand.

Alvin turned around and told Akalitasa to stay in the carriage and not leave, and Akalitasa nodded in agreement.

He and Jim walked into the woods, Jim holding a stick tightly in his hand and following behind Alvin.

There were traces of people and animals running on the ground in the forest, as well as blood.

At this time, the sky became darker and a thunderstorm began to pour down. Thunder sounded from time to time and lightning continuously illuminated the forest.

Alvin seemed to smell the scent of some wild beast in the air, and he felt that he was getting closer and closer to the screams.

Jim stood by, holding a wooden stick and urging them on cautiously.

"Mr. Alvin, let's go back. It's too dangerous here!"

Suddenly, a bolt of lightning struck, and in the clearing in the forest ahead, the figure of a wild beast appeared in the bright light of lightning.

The beast was standing with its back hunched, its body covered with long black hair that stuck to its skin in the rain.

Its face was similar to that of a wolf, with a long mouth, sharp teeth, and a faint green light flashing in its eyes. A person was lying at the feet of the beast.

"stop!"

Alvin shouted loudly and quickly selected the skill of Holy Nova in his mind. Holy light suddenly burst out from his body, completely illuminating the surroundings.

The werewolf turned around and saw Jim and Alvin, and ran away.

It was so fast that it was out of the range of the Holy Nova in an instant.

Seeing this, Alvin also ran away.

But the werewolf ran so fast in the forest on all fours that he disappeared into the dark jungle in the blink of an eye.

Alvin seemed to vaguely see a faint dark green color on one of the werewolf's front paws.

At this time, Alvin heard the man's groaning and hurried over to check.

Jim squatted beside the man and shouted, "Gray! This is Gray Waltz! Captain of the Sepulcher Militia!"

The man named Gray struggled to sit up and wiped the rain off his face, then he took a closer look at Jim's appearance.

"Jim, is that you? Postman Jim? I've been attacked by a werewolf! I twisted my ankle chasing the beast here, and I thought I was dead!"

The two hugged each other excitedly.

Alvin came over and checked Gray Waltz's injuries and found that there was nothing serious on his body, just a sprained foot.

Alvin cast a powerful healing spell, his hands emitted a soft light, and the warm energy wrapped around Gray's legs, and the wound healed quickly.

But the wound was still very swollen and I couldn't move normally immediately.

Gray was amazed at the priest's powerful healing skills. Jim excitedly introduced him to Gray, "This is Mr. Alvin Priest, the famous man in the Royal City. We met by chance on the way here and became his companions! You're lucky! If Mr. Priest hadn't been here, you'd be done for today!"

Gray looked at Alvin gratefully and said, "Thank you, Mr. Priest. If it weren't for you, I'm afraid I would really be dead."

Gray thanked Alvin and suddenly realized something.

"Alvin, Alvin Priest, you are the pastor who caused the miracle! It's amazing! God has not abandoned us! Our town is saved. Thank the Holy Light for sending angels when we needed it most!"

As he spoke, Gray excitedly held Alvin's hands, and his grip was so strong that Alvin's hands felt a little painful.

He quickly waved his hand.

"Mr. Waltz, let's talk about this later. This place is not safe. The monster might come back. My sister is still in the carriage. Let's go back quickly. We can't let her wait too long alone."

The two of them nodded hurriedly.

At this time, the rain was getting heavier. Alvin and Jim helped Gray stumble back to the carriage and found Akalitasa sitting quietly in the carriage, covering her head with her hands. Her body was soaked, and her red hair stuck softly to her head.

When Akali Tasha heard the noise, she turned around and saw that it was Alvin who had returned. She smiled and jumped off the carriage.

"Akaritassa, have you seen any beasts?" Alvin asked.

Akalitassa shook her head.

Alvin finally breathed a sigh of relief, but when he saw her looking a little disheveled from being soaked by the rain, he felt a pang of heartache.

He turned to Jim and asked, "Does the carriage have a cover? You'll catch a cold if you get caught in the rain."

Jim said quickly: "Yes, yes! It's in the car!"

Everyone worked together to put up the canopy, and then helped Gray, who had difficulty walking, into the carriage.

Alvin said, "Let's go back to town now. We're all soaked. We need to take a hot shower and eat something."

"belch."

Akalitraza burped, and Alvin looked at the girl helplessly.

She must not be hungry, after all, she has been eating.

Jim agreed, took the front seat and drove off. Alvin and Akalitasa joined Gray in the hood.

"Mr. Waltz, can you tell me what is going on? What kind of monster is that?" Alvin asked.

Gray sighed.

"It's damned real! Today is my birthday. I promised my wife Anna to come home early for dinner, but I was late because of the militia patrol. When I got home, I found the house was pitch black, and even the oil lamp was not lit."

"I was wondering about this when I heard a noise in the sheep pen. I remembered that many livestock in the town had been attacked by wild wolves recently, and I thought a wild animal had sneaked into the sheep pen. But when I got there, I found a black beast eating my sheep! I immediately raised my weapon and chopped at the beast. It heard the shouting and immediately stood up. When it stood up, I realized that the monster was over two meters tall."

Gray's voice trembled as he continued, "Then it rushed towards me. I slashed at it, but it was too agile and jumped to the side. When I tried to swing the knife again, the monster charged at me, knocked me down, and ran away."

"In a fit of rage, I decided I couldn't let it go, so I chased it all the way out. But it suddenly started raining, and the forest was dark and slippery, so I couldn't see the road clearly. I accidentally fell and hurt my leg. The monster heard my shouts and ran back. Just when I thought it was all over, you guys came!"

"Holy Light, thank you for your mercy and for saving me when I needed it most!"

Alvin nodded and comforted him, "You are safe now. We will protect you. When we return to town, we will find a way to deal with the beast."

As the carriage turned right off the main road, Jim turned back and said to Alvin, "We're going to Sepulcher."