The Prince Who Was Raised in Hell

“Teach… Teacher?” Caspian widened his eyes and stared at the frog at his feet.

He was sure he heard it right, and Hadley‘s voice indeed came from the frog’s mouth.

Caspian did not notice it before, but he immediately realized that the frog was not a living creature when he took a closer look.

Just like when he went to find Maisie, the rat and cow that greeted Caspian were all puppets with inscriptions engraved on their bodies, so they could move and make sounds according to the caster’s requirements.

Caspian did not expect the Heavenly Stars Sect’s master would use that trick, and he was somewhat dumbfounded.

Nonetheless, since the frog looked for Caspian, it meant Hadley was nearby.

Then, Caspian bowed at the frog, smiling.

“Teacher, you’re looking for me?”

The puppet frog replied in an elderly tone, “That’s more like it.” Then, it stood upright on its hind legs like a human and led Caspian forward.

“Follow me.”

Caspian shook his head helplessly and followed the frog.

The frog was only the size of Caspian’s fist, and it was naturally imaginable how big its steps were.

However, Caspian soon discovered that no matter how he changed his pace, the frog was always about a foot in front of him.

He deliberately tried it several times and even expanded his step.

Yet, he still could not catch up with the frog.

Caspian knew that there must be a mystery that he could not understand for the time being.

In that case, he simply calmed down and followed the frog all the way.

Just when Caspian calmed down, the frog suddenly stopped.

looked up, he immediately found a glistening river suddenly appearing in front of him, and Hadley was

saw Caspian arriving, he

yet to officially announce their apprenticeship, Caspian knew that it was only

would still bow and greet

back yesterday?” Hadley nodded and

did not want to know, Hadley

met, what

Elder Winston’s indeed the senior of our

I was promoted to an outer disciple, he was the one greeting me,” then, Hadley pondered for a moment before adding, “It’s a pity that his aptitude is

can’t

years, I’ll arrange a leisurely errand for him to take care

these days… Hmm? Why are

gave Caspian a

just wondering if I offended Elder Leonard with my action

he blame me?” Caspian

Hadley glared at Caspian, “If I were him, I’d probably have chopped

moving, but a thin booklet suddenly appeared in front of Hadley as if it were

that the booklet looked very old, and many

he saw

exclaimed, “Notes on Sword Intent… Leonard

Caspian realized what was recorded in the booklet turned out to be

made Hadley

and said, “Yesterday, Elder Leonard heard that a disciple dared to take his sword intent without authorization, and he was about to

him, saying the disciple who can capture his sword intent has not only courage but also has

guide such talent? With my earnest persuasion, Elder Leonard finally realized his mistake, blushed, and let me pass on the swordsmanship experience he wrote himself in his

for why he didn’t send it in person, it was because he was

sounded serious as if the

knew that

95% of his words were false, and the only truth was the booklet was written

more than half of what Caspian said just

the small