Chapter 124: Thousand Bugs
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Erik didn't waste time and quickly headed inside the forest. The young man knew the area surrounding the breach well. For this reason, he quickly headed where the Lomalins usually resided: a clearing not too far from the breach where an ancient and tall tree stood.
The massive plant was coated with moss and appeared to be something taken from a fantasy novel or movie.
Next to the tree, an enormous boulder, measuring at least four to six meters across, stood erect against the ground. The boulder was surrounded by smaller rocks that formed a circle around it. In the spaces between the larger stones grew lilies of a deep purple hue among the green leaves of other plants.
As usual, in the middle of the vast clearing, several groups of Lomalins skittered around.
Erik thought.
Erik didn't have a proper answer to that, but he concluded it was the only reasonable explanation. First, the Leylarhad cub, then the Criculs. It looked like something was forcing these beasts, who usually lived in the far east, to move west.
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Erik didn't waste time and quickly headed inside the forest. The young man knew the area surrounding the breach well. For this reason, he quickly headed where the Lomalins usually resided: a clearing not too far from the breach where an ancient and tall tree stood.
The massive plant was coated with moss and appeared to be something taken from a fantasy novel or movie.
Next to the tree, an enormous boulder, measuring at least four to six meters across, stood erect against the ground. The boulder was surrounded by smaller rocks that formed a circle around it. In the spaces between the larger stones grew lilies of a deep purple hue among the green leaves of other plants.
As usual, in the middle of the vast clearing, several groups of Lomalins skittered around.
Erik thought.
Erik didn't have a proper answer to that, but he concluded it was the only reasonable explanation. First, the Leylarhad cub, then the Criculs. It looked like something was forcing these beasts, who usually lived in the far east, to move west.
Erik didn't waste time and quickly headed inside the forest. The young man knew the area surrounding the breach well. For this reason, he quickly headed where the Lomalins usually resided: a clearing not too far from the breach where an ancient and tall tree stood.The massive plant was coated with moss and appeared to be something taken from a fantasy novel or movie.Next to the tree, an enormous boulder, measuring at least four to six meters across, stood erect against the ground. The boulder was surrounded by smaller rocks that formed a circle around it. In the spaces between the larger stones grew lilies of a deep purple hue among the green leaves of other plants.As usual, in the middle of the vast clearing, several groups of Lomalins skittered around. Erik thought. Erik didn't have a proper answer to that, but he concluded it was the only reasonable explanation. First, the Leylarhad cub, then the Criculs. It looked like something was forcing these beasts, who usually lived in the far east, to move west.
