Happy people from Blue Star

During the close combat last night, Hardy accidentally discovered that Leola was not without mental fluctuations, but her mental fluctuations were hidden very deeply.

Very deep.

Forming a long, thin spiritual chain that extends into the distance.

Thanks to the magic academy recruiting several necromancers, Hardy had seen this kind of magic, remote puppetry, the core skill of a master necromancer.

This is also the reason why the Necromancer is so good at hiding.

But Leola is not dead, her body is alive, her spirit is alive too, just in another place.

Controlled by a necromancer.

"Then can you find the necromancer?" Lilithna asked curiously.

Hardy nodded. He had already memorized the mental fluctuation and also figured out the direction.

The next step is just to find the past.

At this time, there was a knock on the door. Hardy went to open the door and saw Aya standing at the door holding a wooden tray.

"Big brother, mother has already prepared breakfast." Her cheeks were slightly red, as if it was because she had climbed up to the third floor in one breath carrying such a heavy thing.

Hardy took it and said, "Thank you."

"You're welcome." Aya blinked her big eyes and looked at Hadi: "Is there anything else I can help you with?"

Hadi thought for a while and asked, "Is there anything special in the north of this town?"

"Hmm!" Aya thought for a while and said, "To the north, there is a very strange depression, much lower than here, and it is always covered with fog. The adults don't let us kids play there, saying there are monsters in it that will eat children."

That's it.

Hadi narrowed his eyes, then rubbed Aya's head and said, "Thank you."

"Well, I'll go down first."

Aya seemed particularly happy because she helped Hardy, and she skipped downstairs.

On the wooden tray were bread spread with honey and a few fried salted fish. Considering the standard of this town, this breakfast was already very high-end and rich.

After Hardy and Lilithina finished their meal, they went down to the main hall on the first floor and saw Leola sitting behind the counter, fanning herself with a fan.

When she saw Hardy coming down, she smiled shyly and looked away, as if she was trying to hide something.

Hadi nodded to her and headed north with Lilithna.

As he walked through the town, many people were observing Hardy along the way. When he left the town, Hardy found that there was a little tail following him.

Hardy turned around and waved behind him. Soon, a girl came out from behind a clump of grass. It was Aya.

"How did you get here?" Hardy asked.

"I was worried that something might happen to you." Aya said embarrassedly, with her hands behind her back and looking at the ground.

Hadi sighed: "You are not a professional. If you follow us, you will be a burden."

"Okay." Aya went back to town disappointed.

He looked back every few steps, as if waiting for Hardy to change his mind.

Lilithna smiled and said, "You seem to be particularly cruel to this Aya."

"After all, it's an illusion, not the real Aya." Hardy shook his head helplessly.

Then continue heading north.

He turned into a Nightmare Knight and ran with Lilith on his back. After running at a speed of more than 100 kilometers, it took only more than half an hour to find the foggy "depression" that Aya mentioned.

Looking at the vast expanse of white before her eyes, Lilithina asked, "What should I do?"

"It's very dangerous to just go in." Hardy stared at the magical mist in front of him and said, "Use a large-scale magic to disperse the mist." Lilith looked at Hardy with admiration. Succubi like this kind of strong man, and he is so handsome. "I think this is a great idea."

"Not good at all." The male voice with an echo suddenly echoed in this land: "Young people should not be so impulsive. We old men can't stand it."

After that, the fog gradually dissipated.

At the same time, a person walked over from the fog.

Soon, this man appeared in front of the two of them.

It was a skeleton wearing tattered cloth, holding a magic wand, with two blue flames in the deep eye sockets.

A necromancer.

Something Hardy had expected.

"Young man, aren't you surprised to see me?" asked the skeleton.

Hardy smiled and said, "I am quite surprised. I didn't expect that the powerful necromancer is actually a human."

"You are not human either?" The skeleton's tone was full of amazement: "And you are a legendary human, incredible."

"Excellent."

As Hardy spoke, he looked around. The fog had completely dissipated and the low-lying area appeared in front of Hardy.

This is a lake, but the water does not seem to be deep because there are many strange rocks scattered above the surface of the lake.

On top of the largest reef, there is a building that is obviously a house.

"This is my retreat. What's the matter with you two?" said the skull.

Hadi smiled and said, "I don't believe you don't know why we came here."

The skeleton was silent for a while, then sighed and said, "You want to get those people's souls back?"

"You can say that."

"Then who will pay for my losses?" The skeleton looked at Hardy: "It is not an easy task to repair the souls of these people."

Hadi said with some admiration: "It is you who has repaired the souls of these villagers."

"Yes, it was very hard. When I came here, there were soul fragments everywhere." The Skeleton Mage said slowly: "I compared and pieced them together piece by piece, and finally repaired them all. This is not an easy job."

Lilithna looked at the skeleton in surprise: "How can the soul fragments of a living being be put together again?"

To the people of this era, the necromancer's actions were no less than a miracle.

You know, in this era, there is no resurrection magic.

The actions of the Skeleton Mage are almost comparable to those of a god.

But in Hardy's opinion... this is not a particularly difficult thing, because in the world ten thousand years later, there is not only resurrection magic, but even the necromancers hired by the magic academy can do this.

It just takes some time and effort.

"So, do you think you have enough financial resources or interests to make me give up these souls?"

Lilithina shut up. She didn't know what she had to offer to impress the other party.

Hadi thought for a while and said, "We really don't have enough benefits to compensate you, but we can take Aya away."

Hearing these words, the blue flames in the Skeleton Mage's eye sockets trembled violently.

"Do you want to start a war?"

A cold voice burst out from the soul of the Skeleton Mage. (End of this chapter)