Soon, those bones that had turned to powder began to glow with a dark blue light. Next, the dark blue light separated from the powder itself, slowly fusing in the air and eventually forming the outline of a skeleton.
"Calm down, buddy. You can't defeat a Lich with brute strength alone," Lucy laughed hoarsely and said, "I know you're a monster, but in essence, a Lich is also a monster to most creatures in this world. Maybe there's a common language between 'monsters' and 'monsters,' and you two can have a good chat? If you could say something, that would be best, so I could figure out what language you understand without trying them all one by one."
The eyeball monster made a "woo-woo" sound, as if it was panting heavily. But did it have a mouth and vocal cords?
Apparently not.
Not only did it not have a mouth and vocal cords, it didn't seem to have ears, either. As for where exactly those "woo-woo" sounds came from, I didn't know.
