The Wolf’s Bride by Coffee’s Tea novel Chapter 1313

Andrius could not help but be stunned.

Was the only thing in this palace a skeleton?

No, it was not!

Andrius soon noticed there were many strange characters engraved on the wall behind the throne.

What surprised him even more was that the language was in ancient Florencian!

Florence was a nation with a long and rich history, and its writing could be traced back to ancient times.

There were various writing systems used in Florence, each with its splendid culture and magnificent history. The words in front of him were one of those writing systems.

“Fortunately, Master forced me to learn ancient Florencian. Otherwise, I’d have to leave empty-handed after reaching the treasure mountain today!”

Andrius had a strong feeling that these words were hiding something. He examined them meticulously.

Although the font was small, the words were very delicate. It was obvious that the carver was very careful during the engraving, as if afraid that the future generations would not understand.

Soon, Andrius read what it wrote.

“So, that’s it...”

The words recorded that the person on the throne was called the “Flame Emperor”. He was an Obarean, but his master was from an ancient martial family from Florence. He severed diligently by the forebearer’s side without the slightest neglect.

Due to his long-term companionship, loyalty, and sincerity, he eventually moved the Flame forebearer and received the teachings of all his profound techniques.

When the Flame Emperor returned, he happened to collide with this evil king.

The king took advantage of the Flame Emperor’s weakest moment to infiltrate and successfully ambush him. Not only did he take away all of the Flame Emperor’s techniques, but he also imprisoned him deep underground on Praxis Island.

After surviving for two hundred years, the Flame Emperor finally felt that his end was near.

He could not bear to see his master’s peerless techniques disappear. If that happened, all traces and proof of his master would be completely erased by the river of time.

Thus, he inscribed all the profound arts engraved in his mind onto the wall behind him, hoping that one day, someone destined to inherit and carry them forward would come.

That way, the teachings of his master would be preserved in an alternative manner.

In order to avoid being exploited by the evil king, he deliberately wrote in ancient Florencian.