"What the hell are you doing?!"
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"Calm down lady, I am trying to save you here!!"
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Despite those words, the woman, Tessa Karat, was still struggling as Ery flew at high speed descending down into the planet before their eyes. Fortunately, her body was restrained so her struggles didn't cause too much of an effect, especially with Ery's trendous battle power holding onto her.
When they finally passed through the clouds, Ery quickly repositioned their bodies so they would descend in an almost straight vertical line for maximum speed and landed among the trees on top of a hill.
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Quickly getting to his feet, Ery quickly raised his head to look up at the sky. His eyes narrowed as he watched the Raven ship descend among the clouds, many figures could be seen flying around – clearly, the group of Raven magus who were looking for them.
Understanding they were not safe yet, Ery promptly accessed his storage ring and took out two [Concealnt Potion] before giving one to Tessa. In order to make the latter understand his intention, he unhesitatingly drank it first so as to let her see the effect for herself.
When she sensed that Ery's spirit power was gradually being concealed, she also quickly gulped the potion.
"Now take off my chain!" said Tessa as she stuck out her body. Alas, the response she received was not what she wanted to hear.
"There's no ti for that."
Saying those words, Ery transford into his Twilight Wolf form before picking up Tessa again and running in the opposite direction of the Raven group under the shade of the dense trees.
She tried to break free again at first, but when she realized how fast they were moving she quickly decided to stop her struggle.
There was a reason why Ery didn't free Tessa and let her run on her own.
He wasn't sure that she would be able to keep up with him. After all, his Wolf bloodline transformation and proficiency in nature enabled him to easily move through the complex terrain swiftly without making much noise.
Their current situation couldn't afford to take the risk of his worries turning out to be true, hence the reason.
His figure streaking through the trees, Ery kept running and running. After nearly an hour, during which he covered about 200 miles, he ca across a cave in a rocky plain and decided to hide in it.
When they were inside, Ery released Tessa from his hold. But as soon as he did that, she suddenly hit him hard with the chain wrapped around her arms. Unfortunately for her, that attack couldn't hurt him. It didn't even seem to make him budge which surprised her quite a bit.
Seeing her attempts weren't working, she took a mont to calm herself before saying, "Who are you? What do you want?!"
Despite hearing those words, Ery indifferently ignored Tessa and turned towards the cave entrance. After taking a quick glance outside, he placed his hand on the rock surrounding the entrance and cast a spell to seal off the cave.
"Don't you dare do anything funny to ! I am Tessa Karat! You will–"
"Yes, yes, I know who you are." Ery quickly interrupted her, unable to stand her rambling anymore. Casting a light spell to illuminate the interior of the cave, he went to build a fireplace saying, "As I said before, I was trying to help you."
A skeptical look still hung on Tessa's face even though she heard those words.
"And why should I trust your words?"
Glancing at her for a mont, Ery sat down in front of the fire he had just made saying, "You have misunderstood . First of all, I am not with them. Second, I don't see anyone else trying to save you… so technically, you have no choice but to trust ."
She scoffed at those words.
"Hah! I don't believe in the words of a pirate."
"That's good then," Ery replied imdiately. "I'm not a pirate either. I'm just undercover to spy on the Raven faction."
It was clear that Tessa was still skeptical about Ery, but seeing he hadn't done her any harm until now, she was starting to believe his words.
"If that's the case, surely there's no problem if you tell who you are right?"
Ery was silent as he contemplated what he should do. In the end, since he didn't really know her at all, he decided to not reveal his identity and instead, he reached into his storage ring and took out a small silver card.
It was his Devildom Auction VIP mbership card that he had recovered from his Spatial Space. There was no identity written on it, but that was enough to make Tessa pause at the sight.
"I hope this is enough to make at least look trustworthy."
She was silent for a while before speaking again. "I only gave out a hundred of that card.. Which family are you from?"
Shaking his head, Ery said, "I can't tell you right now, but trust I have no intention of hurting you."
After a few monts of silence, the brunette woman looked relieved as she finally decided to sit by the fire as well.
When he saw that Tessa was calming down, Ery walked over to her and broke the restraining chain on her arms with his raw strength. She was slightly taken aback by that, but quickly regained her composure.
"I know a lot of wolf half-bloods, but I don't rember ever seeing one like you."
Seeing that Ery had no interest in answering, she added, "I don't believe in charity. You dare to risk your life to save .. And since you know my identity, you must need sothing from ."
He could see the anger burning in Tessa's eyes when she heard the last part of his words. Clenching her fists tightly, she gritted her Ery nodded as he said, "Nothing much.. Just help take down the Raven faction."
He could see the anger burning in Tessa's eyes when she heard the last part of his words. Clenching her fists tightly, she gritted her teeth as she spoke loathingly. "As long as you can bring back, I will make sure that puny faction gets razed to the ground."
As they rested their exhausted bodies, Ery took out an information cube and tried to figure out where they were currently at. Comparing the map with so of the information he gathered before he got off the ship, he managed to co up with a clue as to where they were.
Now, the next thing they needed to do was to reach the Terra Palace undetected.
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