Chapter 4049 A Trace Of Humans

Fuxi, Eastern Emperor Taiyi, and the others raised several more questions.

Once these questions were answered, they had a basic understanding of what the Night View Island was all about.

A large number of different races — close to a thousand — lived in the annular mountain range around the Night View Island.

It was weird but astonishing that so many races coexisted on such a small island.

One or two races were present on almost every mountain here. These races were mainly divided into three tiers and the Wooden Leaf race was among the weakest ones.

The Wooden Leaf race knew their limitations and rarely came into conflict with other races. That was how they had survived in such a complicated environment.

"Did you capture your Treacherous Beings in the mountains?" Fuxi asked.

The Snake Goddess and the others were concerned at Fuxi's question, given that it was an important one. Why were there so many Treacherous Beings on the Night View Island?

They had encountered a lot of sloth-shaped Treacherous Beings on their way to this mountain, which, according to Decker, was just the tip of the iceberg. The abundance of Treacherous Beings on the Night View Island was way beyond their imagination.

Decker shook his head and said, "Most Treacherous Beings in the mountains are weak and the powerful ones are mainly the killing type. The killing type also likes Arcana and will kill you to plunder your Arcana. They're not suitable for warriors to merge with. Our Treacherous Beings came from the Ghost Mountain."

"Ghost Mountain?" Fuxi raised an eyebrow in interest.

"There is a huge Ghost Mountain beyond the annular mountain range on the westernmost side of the Night View Island. There are a large number of friendly-type Treacherous Beings there. You'll see every kind you can think of," explained Decker.

Confused and curious, Fuxi asked, "Are you saying that you can freely enter the Ghost Mountain and choose a Treacherous Being?"

Decker shook his head again and answered, "We can't enter the Ghost Mountain at will. We need to accumulate enough Arcana to enter it."

"Why didn't we see such a mountain when we came out of the lake?" Zen asked.

Decker said, understanding dawning in his eyes, "You can only see it after you cross the annular mountain range. You can't see it from the center of the island."

Zen was still doubtful. He turned around and asked, "Master Campbell, is the annular mountain range the only highland

ave dared attack these strangers if he had known of this before.

"Where is this man on the Night View Island now?" Zen asked.

Decker shook his head again. "I don't know. But I guess he's somewhere in the Ghost Mountain. All truly powerful figures on the Night View Island are over there and this master is no exception."

"In that case, it's time for us to go," Eastern Emperor Taiyi suggested.

The Snake Goddess's eyes swept the outside of the cave. She flicked two of her fingers and two tiny shadows appeared at her fingertips. These were energy parasites transformed from the shadow of Snake Goddess.

She stuffed them into Decker's and Graham's mouths and warned them, "Tell your people to behave themselves."

The energy parasites would keep moving in their bodies. It would take at least three months for the energy to be depleted. During this time, the Snake Goddess could cause them to explode with just a thought if she thought Decker and Graham were out of line.

The other members of the Wooden Leaf race had long since laid siege outside the cave. They had bows and arrows in their hands, strong auras of Treacherous Beings emanating from their arrows, and ready to launch their attacks.

"Everyone! Please put down your weapons!" Decker shouted.

But nobody heeded him. Decker's prestige was not enough to order them around.

Graham took a deep sigh and said, "Put down your weapons. They are not someone you can match. Don't bring disaster upon our race."

The leader of the Wooden Leaf race had realized that their whole race would not be a match for this group of humans. Decker should never have provoked them.