“Aaaaack!!! Uwaaaaaaack!!! Aaaaargh!!!”

If Davey allowed Rashkan to run around like crazy, then the pain would definitely prompt him to leave this building and go somewhere else.

Seeing the bloody bastard scream as if he had lost his sanity, Davey pulled out a candlestick from nearby and threw it at him.

Clack!!!

The sharp end of the candlestick pierced through Rashkan’s shoulder, causing him to get stuck to the wall behind him. He continued to scream, “He… Help me! It’s hot! It’s burning!!!”

Davey ignored the screaming Rashkan and stepped through a spatial crack.

It hadn’t been long since the vampire had taken Josiah away, so Davey was sure that he still had some leeway.

“Isn’t your authority a bit too prejudiced?” Davey grumbled to Perserque as his surroundings began to change.

—My powers are still unstable. For me to see the other person, they have to see me too. You already know this, don’t you?

Davey ignored Perserque’s excuses as he took another step forward.

Shwaaaaaa!!!

Then, the scene before him changed, a dark corridor appearing right in front of his eyes.

Davey had a high chance of getting the coordinates wrong or walking right into a trap that had been waiting for him to arrive. Fortunately, it seemed like there were no problems. He had arrived safely.

But, of course…

“A human came.”

“It’s just like Lady Shari has said.”

“We have to stop him, at least until the sacrificial ritual...