Chapter 504
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Underground Noland, the abandoned mine of the dwarves.
Now, this mine had been transformed into a transfer station for the Demon Realm.
Josiah applied for the relevant procedures from the Noland Law Enforcement Department, and with some connections, this place became a legal organization.
"It feels like it has completely become a warehouse."
Josiah walked into this huge cave. The inside of the cave was filled with neat shelves.
It was completely different from the messy scene when Josiah first stole food for the Demon Realm.
"Your Highness Josiah."
Zenas was the manager of this place, guarding the resources purchased by the Klia Merchant Group. Every once in a while, they would be transported to the Demon Realm.
"Zenas, I have a mission for you."
Just as Josiah walked in front of Zenas, he saw a little girl hiding behind him. That little girl was looking at Josiah with vigilance.
From her attire, she should be a villager from the border village of Noland. Zenas had been staying in that village for some time now, and Rhode didn't know what he was doing.
"Your Highness, please instruct me."
Ever since Josiah released this sin demon, Zenas hadn't received any instructions from Josiah for a long time.
"A rather complicated mission. You may have to leave Noland for a while," Josiah said.
"Leave Noland?!"
When the young lady behind Zenas heard this, she immediately went into a state of alertness.
"Uh … How should I address her?"
Josiah also noticed Zenas' somewhat distressed expression, and walked straight to Zenas' side.
"Elena! Ten years old! "
Without waiting for Zenas to speak, she spoke her name first, and in a very imposing manner.
"Your Highness Josiah, I'm very sorry. I will send this child back to the village."
Zenas picked up the little girl hiding behind him, and when she struggled to no avail, he carried her on his shoulder.
"Isn't it good? Now even human girls aren't afraid of you. "
At this moment, Josiah saw an embarrassed expression on Zenas' face. This inflexible sin demon rarely showed such … rich expressions.
"I won't interfere with your interactions with your friends, but you must complete the next mission."
Josiah raised the suitcase engraved with sealing inscriptions and shook it in front of the sin demon.
"Send this suitcase to the Frostwolf City in the extreme north of the Land of Frost. When you reach the outskirts of Frostwolf City, inform me via text message, and I will tell you what to do next."
"Land of Frost …"
In the past, Zenas did not have much of an idea about the countries in the human world, but after living in Norland for so long and being baptized by the explosive data of the spell casters' forum, he had a concrete idea of how far away the Frost Kingdom was.
"With your abilities, it will take about a week to reach the Land of Frost through Falosi's teleportation portal."
Josiah placed the suitcase on the ground and opened it after inputting the correct inscription. He took out a paper map and a transparent crystal ball.
"There's no satellite navigation in this world, so we can only use this ancient method. The location of Frostwolf City is marked on the map, and this crystal ball can help you determine the direction. You just need to inject mana into it."
Josiah couldn't think of a better candidate to be a courier than a sin demon. Their ability to travel through space and time allowed them to easily pass through dangerous areas and deliver goods to their employer in the fastest way possible.
After finishing his preparations, Josh noticed that the little girl on Zenas' shoulder was struggling incessantly. She was even saying something along the lines of "Let me down."
"If the girl's parents agree, you can bring her along. Of course, let me remind you that the weather in the Land of Frost isn't as good as Noland. It's covered in snow all year round," Josiah said.
Josiah's words seemed to make the little girl struggle even more intensely.
"Your Highness Josiah," Zenas said after a few seconds of silence, "Her parents are no longer here."
"Is that so? Then buy her some clothes and bring her to the Land of Frost. Just treat it as a holiday. "
Josiah didn't continue on this topic and went to the deepest part of the cave. There were some neatly packed boxes of goods.
"These were sent over by the Prophet." Zenas came to Josiah's side and said, "Every afternoon, the humans from the Owl's Nest will transport these goods away."
"Delivery from the Weave Alchemy Workshop?"
Josiah picked up one of the wooden boxes. On it, Josiah saw an interesting signature, 'Red Shirt Sage'.
The most stubborn of the five sages also chose to compromise? This was good news for Josiah.
"After you leave, I'll send someone else to watch over this place." Josiah threw the suitcase in his hand to Zenas and said, "This international delivery concerns the future of the Demon Realm and the Land of Frost. Failure is not allowed."
"Understood."
Zenas took the suitcase in Josiah's hand and tore the space in front of him apart, walking straight into the portal.
… …
Inside the Yafferk Snake's base.
A transparent glass fell to the ground and shattered into pieces. Following the sound of the glass shattering was the angry voice of a woman.
"How many times have I said it! These songs are useless! Keya! Bring me my sword! "
"But sister!"
The archer looked at the angry woman in front of him and was at a loss for words.
The woman's strength was far greater than his. Just a simple wave of her hand caused him to lose his balance.
This situation that was close to losing control continued until Reyek appeared in the room.
This leader instantly controlled the woman's movements and knocked her out when she couldn't resist.
"Leader, Miss Taylin's songs don't seem to work on my sister." The archer looked worriedly at the unconscious woman.
As a member of the Yafferk Snake, she was also one of the infected affected by the Grey Fog.
"Have you read the book 'Diary of a Heretic Judge'?" Reyek carefully placed the unconscious woman on the bed.
"What's that?" The archer asked.
"It's a book in the library. In reality, you can buy the first volume for ten silver coins."
Reyek threw a thick diary into the archer's hands and said.
"For those affected by the Grey Fog, the life force of the World Tree and the songs of the elves are one of the ways to cure them. The other way is to make the infected think about things that make her happy."
"Happy things." The archer looked at the woman in the leader's arms and thought of something. His expression instantly became very bitter, "In this state, my sister can't continue to fight against the magical beasts …"
His sister was a true battle maniac. The only thing that could make her happy was the feeling of stabbing into the flesh of her prey.
"She also likes to drink and sing by the campfire." Reyek said as he placed the woman on the bed.
"And roasted meat …" The archer looked at the unconscious woman on the bed and seemed to have recalled a certain time in the past, "Although I can't appreciate the folk songs of your hometown, my sister seems to like them a lot."
"She won't last long in her condition, and the others are the same."
Reyek used his large hand to smooth the woman's furrowed forehead and took out a music book that Josiah gave him.
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