Life After Prison

Chapter 1896

Yaacob, the self–professed know–it–all of the Grandiuno Sect, claimed knowledge of everything under the sun. He bragged about having personal experience of every incident that happened in Southsky and boasted that he knew tens of thousands of people within the sect. Words poured out of him like water

from a burst dam.

The impression he left on Severin was that of a braggart who loved being nosy.

Throughout the journey. Severin gathered information about the personal lives of several elite disciples

from him. He elicited titbits such as which women the young men were interested in, and who had

engaged in life–or–death battles with their rivals. He also learned about each disciple’s talents, be it

alchemy, or

able to gain a more profound understanding of the

nine mountains, each guarded by a royal paragon. The first mountain was ranked thus because Oskar, the sect leader, resided there. No disciples were

eight mountains.

the second to the ninth was almost on par with each other, so they were ranked not by strength but by their respective specialties. Among their specializations include swordsmanship, formation techniques,

production.

the five core disciples, the weakest was at level eight supreme saint. The highest, Karl Fletcher, was

It was said to have been passed down over three generations ago by one of the sect leaders who was a supreme paragon. The tower was used to help disciples make further progress in alchemy, those who have succeeded in completing all nine levels would have the knowledge passed on to them.

explanation.

of spiritual energy. Spiritual birds did somersaults in the sky above, and the sunset created an enchanting scene that

peak ahead and exclaimed with a

the party arrived at a floating