"What do you seem to be feeling?
That may be good news, I just hope you are not as talented as Madoc in this area."
Tarik glanced at Luke with surprise.
Luke now had a little bit more of a prophetic aura about him.
Tarik didn't feel surprised when this happened.
After Madoc chose Luke, he had already guessed that such a day might come.
Although the chosen heir will not be required by these ancestral spirits to become like himself.
But as the closest mentor, it is normal for the heir to become more and more like his own teacher.
Luke begins to feel a part of his destiny, which can't be said to be entirely a bad thing.
After all, since the emergence of prophets among barbarians, Madoc is the one who can see most clearly.
It is unlikely that Luke saw more things than Madoc, but just a vague feeling is still a gain.
At worst, this ability can be used to avoid avoidable dangers.
"I hope I can be like my ancestor Madoc. After all, people are always full of curiosity."
Luke said as if joking.
Then Tarik slapped him hard on the forehead.
"Destiny is a very dangerous thing. I thought you would be more cautious about it after knowing that Madoc chose to self-destruct."
Tarik laughed and cursed.
He was obviously not really angry, but he didn't seem to take the matter too lightly either.
"It doesn't matter, I have been reborn.
Gaining or losing more is not a regrettable thing.
As long as he continues to become stronger, let alone surpassing Bulcaisel.
But at least becoming a legend is not a big problem."
Luke smiled and rubbed his forehead.
He is full of confidence in whether he can become a legend.
"At least we can't embarrass our ancestors, right?
Even if you can't be the best, you can never be the worst!
To teach my Madoc ancestors everything.”
Luke's voice was particularly firm at this time.
Tarik looked at Luke in surprise, but said nothing more.
"By the way, Ancestor Talik.
In your opinion, who is better for Matthew to train with now?"
Luke asked.
It's smart and normal to get advice from your best friends.
Since you can get advice from someone stronger, why not give it a try?
It can't be worse.
"Matthew? Maybe it would be a good choice to go find Olongus.
If possible, Gruchak is the better choice."
Talik gave the answer without any hesitation.
These two barbarian ancestors who have mastered the power of the earth are indeed more suitable mentors for Matthew.
If you master the power of the earth, you can use the power of the earth to solve many sensory defects.
It is impossible for an existence based on the earth to hide any secret from Gruchak, the god of the earth.
Matthew doesn't need to be so powerful, it's enough as long as he can use the power of the earth to quickly detect those energy traps.
At this level, Olongus can teach Matthew well.
“I remember, didn’t our ancestor Olongus have an heir?
What's that guy called Hawkeye?
The name sounds like a guy who can use a big sword."
Luke said as if joking.
He and Hawkeye were not familiar with each other.
After all, Hawkeye and Natasha rarely appear on the Holy Mountain, and when they come here occasionally, they are just following their mentor for the next stage of training.
"I also have an heir, should I pretend not to hear your question?
It's always good to learn more, and that's it for you."
Of course Tarik knew that Luke was just joking. Although he was a little stubborn, he was still not a piece of wood.
"Then I will take Matthew to find Ancestor Olongus tomorrow.
As for the ancestor Gruchak, I did not see him in Khanduras."
Luke reminded.
Ordinarily, Gruchak should be by Leah's side at this time, as a layer of insurance for studying the nature of the Burning Hell.
If there wasn't some reason why he had to live in seclusion, Gruchak shouldn't even be able to see people.
Even though the place where Leah was located was a tavern, Gruchak was not the kind of guy who would stay at home as long as he had alcohol to drink.
The information Luke conveyed was quite valuable, and Tarik nodded, indicating that he remembered it.
Maybe Gruchak just encountered some difficulties.
But Gruchak will be in trouble, and that is not a problem that ordinary ancestor spirits can solve.
This is the worst kind of thing!
"Go to training, or find a place to make a campfire and have a drink.
Sometimes being a little heartless will definitely make you happier.”
Talik waved his hands to them, turned around and left.
He needs to analyze the information he got.
Telling Bulcasson that was the inevitable result, but before doing so, he planned to discuss it with his good partner first.
Although Kahn is a bit reckless, his experience and achievements cannot be ignored.
Maybe Kahn will have some interesting ideas.
It is impossible for all barbarian matters to fall on Bulcasso!
In the past, there were elders who could share these tasks for the Immortal King.
Now most of the elders have finished their careers with the Holy Mountain of Arreat.
As a good friend of Bulcaisuo, the third ancestor temporarily took over part of the elder's work on a purely voluntary basis.
There is not much to think about when it comes to sharing troubles with friends.
"That's really good. That one in the distance seems to be Wayne?"
Luke shook his head and turned back his gaze, continuing to look towards the Sky Temple.
Then he saw Wayne's figure in the distance.
"It's Wayne, but I didn't know how to say hello to him for a moment."
Rumlow said with a twitching corner of his mouth.
He and Wayne weren't very familiar with each other, although they had fought together before.
To be continued...