The Boss Behind The Game

Chapter 28: Soul Liberating Envoy

Translator: Larbre Studio Editor: Larbre Studio
Under the guidance of a certain host, a wave of beast-taming washed through the game.

Many players began forming alliances as they made their way toward Liuli District in search of lone wild beasts, learning the style of that certain host in taming the beasts.

Although the success rate was extremely low, the players were just having too much fun. Very soon, a few players got to ride a large-sized zombie wolf, leaving those unsuccessful beast-taming players in envy.

At this moment, a small three person group were trying to tame a zombie wolf in Liuli District.

Looking at the struggling zombie wolf that was tied to a tree, the three of them performed their various skills. Just as the zombie wolf was beaten to its last breath and when they thought they were just about to succeed, a figure suddenly appeared, levitating next to the tree.

Following the figure’s appearance, the tree began wilting swiftly whereas the dying zombie wolf howled in terror.

Tendrils of black vapor rose from the zombie wolf’s body as it entered the body of the black-robed figure.

“Fuck, you’ve got a death wish!”

Upon seeing their almost successful attempt at beast-taming being wrecked by the figure before them, the three players were so frustrated that they pulled out their weaponry to square up with the figure.

However, at this moment, the black-robed figure turned around, showing the dark gleaming skeleton beneath the black robe. With a flash of its red pupils, numerous black vines suddenly appeared on the ground to trap the three players on the spot.

“I ask, you answer,” a hoarse voice sounded from the Soul Liberating Envoy.

“NPC?” seeing this person, the three players paused in surprise.

“NPC?” the Soul Liberating Envoy was quite curious as well, unclear of the reason why these people were calling him that.

Looking at the struggling players, the Soul Liberating Envoy stretched out its hand again, tightening the hold of the black vines around them.

“Tell me, where did you all come from? Do you all know why the Ghost Supreme Commander who was stationed here died?”

“You’re one of Ghost General Cha Na’s men?”

The three players were not stupid and had immediately guessed the identity of this person.

the Soul Liberating Envoy under Lord Cha Na. So now, can you all tell me of your origins and

three of them glanced

“Are we goners?”

here to collect our debt. I remember I even kicked that Ghost Supreme Commander once at

can

you that killed Third Ghost?” the anger in the Soul Liberating Envoy’s eyes flared up upon hearing

that’s impossible. With your capabilities,

think we’re scared of you? Let us go if you have the balls! I’ll take you on in single combat after I switch characters!” the leading

“Switch characters?”

Soul Liberating Envoy seemed curious at

was running thin and he did not feel like continuing this conversation with these three

us since the three of us are very vengeful. We’ll kill whoever kills us so you’d

right. If you kill us, we’ll get our revenge on you once

death? I don’t think you all even have the chance of

three people anymore based on their attitudes. Hence, stretching his hand out once again, a mass of black vapor

from within the vines to pierce into the

shocked to find out that the souls of these three

black vapor surged into the vines. This time, red spots appeared on the surface

of the vines, the three players who had turned on their pain receptor shield died in helplessness. At the same time, their corpses on

not a single trace of the loss of soul power from these dead beings. Moreover, the

“This… this is impossible!”

strange turn of events stunned the Soul Liberating Envoy fully. The situation completely overturned his knowledge of the rules of the underworld wherein souls would enter into reincarnation upon death and their soul power would dissipate into

thought, a

look at that fellow over

with a large sword strapped to

see the Soul Liberating Envoy who was standing beside

I don’t