The human skin book is truly an enduring horror story in this world.
Hill squeezed his eyes shut tightly: Grateful that the Undead Tribe did not give him the original copy, let William bear it!
Then he steadied himself and still opened the information.
Hill quickly understood why Gewoosh didn't care much about the traces left by the Sorcerer's Tower located in Esmir-Talan… These records from ten thousand years ago were left as failures by him in his role as the God of Orcs, not by Talos.
Now that even his identity as Talos has been exposed, he cares even less about leaving behind these documents proving his evil… This is his pride.
Back then, he carried the divine pressure of the God Slayer, and probably no one on Ferun Great Land dared to resist him, let alone in Anmur, the center of conflict, especially since he targeted sorcerers on the path of evil… They were caught by the Chief Orc God and even directly turned into Lesser Fiends, and no one would save them.
