Supreme Magus novel Chapter 2759

Chapter 2759 Secret of Learning (Part 1)

"Are you sure you want to do this by yourself?" Farg asked in surprise. "You have plenty of allies and thanks to the recent peace, the Kingdom has plenty of available troops that can join you in storming the Undead Courts."

"Thank you for your offer, but it's not like I want to, I need to do this alone." Lith replied. "I have to check my new powers, put my equipment to the test, and most of all, I want to teach my enemies a lesson.

"As Leegaain said, I must send a message to all those who might think this is a good moment to get back at me. A message so loud and bloody that whoever is next in line will think twice before making their move.

"To achieve that, I must be the one writing the message. I want them to be afraid of me, to know what *I* can do. Not the Kingdom."

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Blood Desert, Salaark's Palace, at the same time.

It was daytime in the Desert and the Overlord was fully absorbed by the mountain of paperwork that kept coming from the four corners of her dominion. Single-handedly dealing with most of the bureaucracy of the largest of the three Great Countries was an impossible task for a human but just a long, boring one for a Guardian.

<nulli>'I swear on my Nest, I'm going to make a Menadion tower with my own spin.' She thought. <nulli>'Soluspedia would be enough to cut the time I need to deal with this to one-tenth and that on top of all the stuff that Ripha hid from me.

<nulli>'If only the tower was already restored, Tyris, Leegaain, and I could already work on that, but since it's still missing a lot of floors, too many pieces of the tower core are missing. Using the old blueprints in Leegaain's possession would be a waste of time.

<nulli>'Now that Lith has reached the bright violet core it's only a matter of time until Solus too-' Her train of thought and flow of ink was interrupted when she perceived a slight tug on her consciousness.

It wasn't her communication amulet, Elysia, nor one of her fellow Guardians from Garlen. It was something much feebler that came from far away.

"Fenagar, if you have a death wish, just call Tyris. I'm pretty sure that she would love to finish what she started a couple of years ago." She said without even lifting her eyes from the pile of paper as she manipulated the ink with water magic.

Countless documents were drafted, others amended, and all of them were signed with elegant penmanship followed by Salaark's mystical seal.

"Very funny." The Leviathan replied. "Also, if I really had a death wish, I'd just follow Zagran around to fight those damned cursed cities. Ah, if only I remembered where I put my notes on those pesky contraptions…"

"What do you want, then? I'm busy." The Overlord cut him short, already tired of Leegaain's rambling and unwilling to stomach those of someone she didn't like. _{ƒrēewebnovel.com}

"Nothing. I just need you to open the Gate from your side." Fenagar said. "It's time."

"Already?" Salaark inwardly cursed while reviewing her schedule and deciding what she was going to sacrifice in the name of duty.