The visitor is bathed in the luster of metal, and his whole body is filled with mechanical beauty.

"Alchemy puppet." The shepherd raised his eyebrows.

Kael did not say a word, nor did he let the alchemy puppet come forward, but looked at the shepherd warily.

The shepherd shrugged: "Since you didn't answer, let me just play a song... Do you like to listen to the sound of the wind?"

The moment the words fell, the shepherd raised his hand and brought the flute to his mouth, and a melodious tune sounded.

Along with the melody comes a gentle wind that wraps around the shepherd.

The shepherd rode the wind and was suspended in mid-air.

At this time, the shepherd put down his piccolo and looked at Kael: "The rhythm of the wind is a hymn played for travelers."

When Kael was confused, the shepherd's tune sounded again. This time, the surrounding wind was no longer gentle, but began to gradually become thicker.

There seemed to be wisps of mist and thick and light rain clouds all around. Blown by the heavy wind, the dense clouds turned into dark colors, and the wisps continued to circle.

In front of Kael's eyes, there seemed to be a long road covered with thunder and lightning, storm winds and dark clouds.

At this time, Kael seemed to understand a little bit what the shepherd meant by "a carol for travelers".

This is a travel epic that belongs to travelers and a long song played for travelers.

For everyone who embarks on a journey, the road ahead will not be smooth sailing, with ups and downs. It is a bumpy road full of unknowns, a road of thorns, and a road shrouded in heavy rain and strong winds.

The role played by the shepherd at this time is the heavy rain and strong wind that block the travelers. Passing through is a carol; falling here is a death knell!

It has to be said that the shepherd's "momentum building" is much stronger than that of the previous ghost.

If "building momentum" can be divided into internal and external aspects, Ghost Shadow only has superficial external effects, while Shepherd has both internal and external aspects.

Under this kind of momentum, even Kael almost "fell".

——Being treated so seriously by the shepherd, Kael suddenly had the urge to give up using extraneous means and alchemy puppets. He wanted to be like Vai, using his own abilities to fight and win.

However, this is just a thought.

Kael understands the situation clearly. If he really gives up extraneous measures, the chance of winning will not be too great. At this critical moment, if he loses the duel because of his willfulness, he himself will feel guilty.

What's more, compared to any "real battle", Kael is more looking forward to going to the legacy after the victory.

Exploring ruins is more interesting than anything else.
Chapter completed!