I Held the Leash of a Blind Beast (1 Chapters Left to Complete) - Chapter 216

The black flames undulating ominously defied the laws of physics.

Fire required combustible material and an ignition process to burn.

Yet, as if a god had suddenly unleashed divine punishment, the flames appeared abruptly, coiling around Sonatek’s shoulder, arm, and wrist like roots burrowing into wood.

“What… what is this?”

Sonatek flailed his arm in panic, then froze.

Within the writhing flames, it was as dark as an abyss—utterly black.

The arm enveloped by those flames felt no pain.

Pain was humanity’s most fundamental defense mechanism, meant to protect the body.

Because pain warned us before severe damage occurred, it helped prevent injury or bodily harm.

The absence of pain lulled Sonatek into a false sense of security, making him think, “It’s fine,” even as he watched the black flames visibly consume his flesh—delaying his terror for just a moment.

But only for a moment.

“Argh! Aaaah!”

Seeing two or three spots on his arm vanish as though torn away by an invisible beast, Sonatek screamed.

“Your Eminence! Are you all right?”

“What’s happening?”

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