Mystery: The New Dark Emperor Arrives

Chapter 306 Hobart's Messenger

"Of course I know!" The knight with bad eyes didn't know if he was blunt: "Can you summon me?"

Hobert said: "I originally planned to summon an assistant on the battlefield, but you seem to..."

It seems that it is easy to hurt one's own people.

"Hmph!" The knight snorted coldly, and rushed forward suddenly. Hobart quickly dodged, but this fell right into the knight's trick. He suddenly lowered his body and swept Hobart with his legs.

Hobert quickly jumped up, dodging in a little embarrassment.

But at some point in the knight's hand, there was an extra white sword, and the tip of the sword was right in front of Hobert's eyes.

The knight sneered: "You are dead."

Hobert was flexible: "Sorry, I shouldn't question your professionalism, then, let's sign a contract."

The knight withdrew his sword: "Yes."

Hobart had already prepared the contract, and the terms included not being able to harm the contractor, obeying the contractor's tactical orders, and so on.

The knight really wanted to share the spoils with Hobart, so Hobart added this, but followed it with a sentence: If no spoils are produced in the battle, the contractor will not provide any reward for the call.

Because it is an undead summoned through the medium of the "psychic wine glass", the last part of the contract is the honorable name of the underworld itself:

"The destination of all death, the hell hidden deep in the spiritual world, the witness of the death of all things, belongs to the kingdom of death alone."

The underworld will be the "witness" of this contract, which is equivalent to providing notarization for the contract.

Finally, the byline, Hobert owed his own name: Hobert Jeffrey.

The long sword in the knight's hand disappeared, and he signed his name: Hunt Wen Jacob.

The contract glowed with a miserable green light, indicating that the agreement came into force.

Hobert said: "The simpler the summoning spell, the better. How about using 'Knight' as a spell?"

In fact, he wanted to use "blind man" more, but he didn't seem to be able to beat the opponent, so it's better not to talk nonsense.

"Yes." After finishing speaking, Hunter disappeared, as if disappearing into the air.

The reason why Hobert signed the agreement with the other party so happily was that although the other party seemed to have "not very good eyesight", he noticed that Hobert was a "corrupted baron" as soon as he appeared, and his level should not be too low.

Hunter seems to be good at melee combat. The second undead should recruit an undead who is good at sneak attacks or possesses strange powers.

Hobert also thought: It would be best to be able to fly and gain air supremacy.

So he gripped the "psychic wine glass" and started the second call: "I,

"Call in my name:

"A spirit that wanders in the underworld, a friendly spirit that can be driven, and an undead that can fly and have strange abilities."

Call ~
The candle turned pale green again, the candle flame was tall and strong, and a pegasus with only a skeleton appeared in front of Hobart.

Its skeleton looks very strong, and it emits a gloomy white light, which is not ordinary at first glance.

Looking at the length of the wing bones on its back, it should be four to five meters wide in the open state. Because it is in the room, the wings are in the closed state.

In its skull, there is a light shining, indicating that it has intelligence.

Hobert asked, "You can fly, can't you?"

Skeleton nodded.

"What weird abilities do you have?"

Hobert looked at the skeleton, and the skeleton's dark eyes looked back at Hobert, and the room fell into a long silence.

After a while, Hobert asked, "You can understand me, but you can only shake your head and nod, right?"

Skeleton nodded.

Hobert had the urge to cover his face: What did I provoke?A blind man, a dumb man!
He asked again: "Can I ride on your back and take me to fly in the sky?"

Skeleton nods.

That's not bad, even if you don't have too much extraordinary ability, it's not bad just being able to fly yourself.

So Hobert also signed a contract with the other party. The style of the contract was similar to before, but Hobert added a clause: if the contractor wanted, he could ride on a horse and fly in the sky with the contractor.

Still use the honorable name of the underworld to witness, and then sign it, and Tianma puts the pen in his mouth to sign.

What Hobert didn't expect was that Tianma also had a name: Maximil.

After Tianma also returned to the underworld, Hobert was about to clean up the altar when he suddenly realized that he was already at Sequence 6 and could try to summon a messenger.

If you leave Backlund, it's very convenient to have a courier. Even if you don't have a law firm as your base, it doesn't matter, you can communicate directly with Xio and the others through the courier.

Hobert carefully recalled the process of Mr. Ke summoning the messenger, and only needed to change the spell a little:
"I,

"Call in my name:

"A spirit that wanders in the void, a friendly creature that can be driven, a unique existence that is willing to be my messenger."

Call ~
The candle became taller and sturdier than the previous two times, and out of the candle came a big thing, which looked like a wooden box, but it seemed very long.

After all of them appeared, Hobert found that it turned out to be a quaint black coffin. His eyes were fixed. When Mr. Azik took him to travel through the spirit world, the coffin had appeared on the "roadside" before!

But then, Hobert breathed a sigh of relief, after all, what he summoned was a "friendly creature that can be driven".

The wood of the coffin looks very thick and sturdy, and its style is simple and simple. From its appearance alone, it looks like something that only ancient nobles could afford.

I just don't know if the coffin has "become fine"?Or did the one in the coffin become a creature that can soar freely in the spirit world?

After the coffin came out of the candlelight sideways, it stood upright, and a dull voice came from inside: "Is it you calling me?"

It sounded like a female voice.

Hobert nodded: "Yes, are you willing to sign a contract and become my messenger? Uh...

"Sorry, I don't mean to offend, I'm just curious. If I need you to deliver a letter, where should I put it?"

After all, coffins have no hands.

Unexpectedly, the other party replied: "It can be stuffed in through the gap in the coffin."

"I..." Hobert was a little speechless for a moment, always feeling like he was doing something that disrespected the dead.

The other party said again: "I can be your messenger, on the condition that the reward for each delivery is three donuts."

Fantastic reward.

Hobert said: "Yes, yes, but I'm still curious, how can I give you the donuts?"

squeak~
A gap was opened on one side of the coffin, and a white and slender hand was stretched out. There was also a jade bracelet on the wrist. It looked like a good thing: "You can give it to me directly."

"Then let's sign a contract."

Hobert took out a pen and paper from the drawer, and quickly wrote a few clauses, probably not to harm the contractor, not to peek at the letter, not to discard the letter, and to deliver the letter as quickly as possible, etc.

Later, Hobert added the reward requested by the messenger. As for the honorary name that needs to be notarized, Hobert originally planned to use the honorable name of the spirit world, but he suddenly discovered that he did not know the honorable name of the spirit world.

In the future, it is possible to ask "The Fool" to be a witness, but not yet, the "Fool"'s control over the spiritual world is still very low.

So he changed to "Red Light" Al Moria's honorable name: "The light of the spiritual world that never fades;

"The personification of infinite knowledge;

"The red of authority and will."

When signing, the hand in the coffin stretched out again and wrote: Beverly Heather Tudor.

Hobert was taken aback: Did this invite Christine's old aunt?

(End of this chapter)