A Necromancer Who Just Wants to Plant Trees

Chapter 677: The Land of Daytime and the Art of Mental Retardance

Translator: Lonelytree

[A friendly reminder from Winter Moon: If there are signs of abnormal activity of Underworld creatures in the territory around you, please report to the Alliance in time…]

Matthew was speechless.

He did not expect his messenger to be arrested on his first trip out…

“Looks like I have to give him an identity certificate.”

He thought about it.

An owl flew over.

It had sent a letter from Jade Court.

The sender was Lady Ailan, the ” Winter Moon “, who was also a Mage registered in the Alliance.

The other party mentioned in the letter that Sanger claimed to be Matthew’s messenger. Although she didn’t believe Sanger’s words at all, she still sent a letter to Matthew to be on the safe side.

If Matthew declared that Sanger had nothing to do with him, then he would be sent to Mount Hesso Prison.

It was not difficult to tell from the news in Alliance Weekly that Alan probably really thought Sanger was lying.

Matthew felt his cheeks burn at the thought of this.

He really wanted to cut ties with Sanger.

However, he still wrote the letter seriously.

In the letter, he quickly explained the sequence of events and explained that Sanger was the result of an experimental summoning.

Everyone knew.

It was normal for mages to make mistakes in their experiments.

Even though summoning messengers was a very mature spell.

However, mature spells could not stop mages from causing trouble.

After entrusting the owl to send the letter back to Lady Ailan of the Winter Moon.

In less than half a day.

Sanger reappeared in front of Matthew.

When he saw Matthew.

He couldn’t help but laugh foolishly. Clearly, he knew that he had done something stupid.

“I’m not always so reckless!”

Sanger emphasized,

“Yesterday, because I met the High Priestess, I was in a mess, so I looked a little brainless.

” But I firmly believe that I am qualified to take on the role of a messenger!”

Matthew didn’t care too much.

He only told Sanger about the rules of walking in the prime material plane and then registered his name and image in the Alliance as a messenger.

After that.

Matthew gave Sanger a magic document to prove the identity of the messenger and told him to carry it with him.

At this point.

Matthew finally had a messenger who came and went like the wind.

As a Netherworld creature, he was a powerful being.

Sanger couldn’t stay in the prime material plane for long, but he was extremely fast and efficient at delivering letters.

As long as Matthew gave the order, Sanger would immediately appear in front of him. This kind of attitude was enough to make up for his carelessness.

Moreover, Sanger was also very strong.

He himself was at Level 18.

He was arrested by Jade Court last night because he did not want to have a conflict with them, so he gave up resisting.

Otherwise, if they really fought, the declining wood elves might not be able to capture Sanger.

After completing this series of procedures.

Sanger took Matthew’s letter to Jade Court again. This time, he finally handed the letter to Beanna.

At the same time.

He also brought Matthew’s letter of apology and the local specialities of Rolling Stone Town to Winter Moon.

Winter Moon was quite enthusiastic.

She asked Sanger to bring Matthew many fruits and handmade goods from the Jade Court.

The former was fragrant and charming, fresh and sweet;

The latter was exquisite and unique.

This went on.

Matthew also had a relationship with the Winter Moon.

In the letter, the latter praised Matthew’s idea of a protective umbrella against the Scar of the Dead.

She took the initiative to ask Matthew to come to Jade Court to help solve the problem of the Scar of the Dead’s growing influence.

According to the Winter Moon.

The Scar of the Dead near Jade Court had been quite active in recent months.

At least three Wood Elves or Half-Elves had lost their lives.

She hoped that Matthew’s S-level research project could be carried out as soon as possible.

” If you can extend the ‘Protective Umbrella Plan’ to the surroundings of Jade Court before winter arrives, it will be great news for the wood elves. All the living beings of Jade Court will be grateful to you.”

These were the Winter Moon’s original words.

Of course, Matthew had also considered continuing with his umbrella plan.

But he had too many things on his hands.

Moreover, Jade Court’s Scar of the Dead was much more serious than Rolling Stone Town’s.

He had to make sufficient preparations before he could solve the problem.

Therefore, he promised in his letter that he would continue to implement the Umbrella Project.

However, the specific implementation time still needed to be discussed.

The Winter Moon expressed her understanding in her reply.

She had also sent Matthew a thick stack of documents, all of which were related to the research of the Scar of the Dead.

The two of them chatted happily.

During this process, Matthew also learned about Ms. Alan’s background.

She was a level 20 Elven Mage.

The reason why the elves called her the Winter Moon was because she was proficient in both the winter and moonlight domains.

Her father was a stag, and he was once the most powerful Nature Soul in Jade Court.

His mother was an incarnation of the Goddess of Moonlight, Assia, who used to walk in the human world.

Ever since Ailan was born, she had obtained her father’s demigod status. She also had two great domains bestowed by her mother. Although she was not a pure-blooded Supreme Heavenly Existence, she was definitely a second-generation god.

However, due to her special environment, in the end, she did not join her mother’s side and became the anchor point of the Heavenly Palace in the prime material plane.

She didn’t blend into nature like his father and become a Willow Leaf believer who placed the interests of the elves above everything else.

She joined the Seven Saint Alliance and became a powerful mage.