Great Voyage: My Summoned Creatures Can Level Up While Idle

In the pitch-black jungle.

Misha sniffed the air for a while and quickly found traces of the goblins.

It was a large, fallen tree with a hole less than 30 centimeters deep at the base of the trunk.

Misha pointed to the cave.

Roya nodded and summoned Ah Dai.

Most goblins sleep during the day, and the goblins in this little nest are no exception.

After Ah-Dai crawled into the hole, he immediately heard the goblins' terrified screams, followed by agonizing cries.

The cave was damaged from the inside and burst open with a loud bang. Ah-Dai crawled out, carrying two unconscious goblins in his hands.

Roya didn't want to touch these smelly and filthy goblins. With a thought, he touched the icon in his mind and summoned a headless knight riding a skeletal warhorse.

This headless horseman also wore a full set of bronze armor, similar in style to the headless horseman Bedivere.

Its weapon was a knight's lance, and it rode a warhorse that was nothing but skeleton, with the horse wearing a tattered cloak.

[Lanmarok (Cavalry), Level 21, Health 2000%]

The headless horseman's name was Lanmarok. Following Roya's orders, he carried two goblins in his hands and galloped toward the camp.

Roya immediately mounted Misha and followed.

After a rapid journey, Roya safely returned to the camp.

There were no unexpected events on the way, because Luo Ya and his group had four bronze-level auras, and the surrounding magical beasts were too afraid to even avoid them, so why would they go looking for trouble?

After tossing the two goblins, who were half-dead from being jostled around, Roya had an idea and sent the headless knight, Lanmarok, back.

The goblins had awakened, their faces filled with terror. They knelt on the ground, kowtowing and begging for mercy.

Sophia took out a bottle of potion, flicked out two drops, and the two goblins immediately fell into a state of infant-like sleep.

With the noisy goblins gone, Sophia's gaze fell on Roya, and she asked, "Have you finished what you needed to do?"

"It's done." Roya nodded.

He told Sophia the story of the Orc Kingdom, the disabled old Orc Kru, and the ogre Doru redeeming each other, as well as Aria, who had somehow appeared nearby.

After hearing the story, the two women were immediately moved to tears.

"Wow, should we go and bring them some food?" Aria asked, wiping her eyes.

"Don't disturb them," Roya shook his head.

The old orc was born into human society and did not harbor much malice towards humans. However, ogres, as their name suggests, are monsters that enjoy eating people and are inherently opposed to the human race.

Hanging around in front of an ogre is like offering Misha a grilled fish as a temptation—who could resist?

After dissuading the two women from their idea, Aria and Sophia continued with their work.

Arya prepared various seafood ingredients, and lunch was a seafood feast, along with a pot of fresh fish soup.

The fish soup was cooked in the Moon Witch's cauldron, and it was so delicious that it made your tongue fall out. Misha was the happiest, and she gulped down a whole pot of it.

After lunch, Sophia put on the raven mask again and began preparing to experiment with the new drug.

Roya put on Sophia's spare mask and watched from the side.

The mask smells nice, but it's very tight.

Sophia took out a bottle of medicine, opened the stopper, and a negative energy aura surged out of it.

Seemingly noticing Roya's surprise, Sophia said, "This is a new potion I made using the Necromancer Flower, Ghost Grass, and Death Knell that I found at the Goblin Wizard's place. If an ordinary person gets a drop of it, they will gradually turn into an undead."

Sophia took out a drop of the potion and put it into the mouth of one of the unconscious goblins, then began to observe it.

Ten minutes later, the goblin awoke, showing signs of becoming undead.

Her eyes turned bloodshot, she lost the ability to feel pain, and her aggression increased. Sophia recorded all of these symptoms in her notebook.

Half an hour later, the first goblin completely transformed into a purplish-red zombie goblin, then broke free of its ropes and attacked Sophia.

Sophia took out a dagger and cut off the goblin zombie's head.

This goblin zombie didn't even have a level, so it naturally posed no threat to Sophia.

Sophia then collected and preserved a blood sample.

Next up was the second goblin. This time, Sophia used her extraordinary abilities to turn a drop of the potion into a black mist, which then entered the goblin's mouth and nose.

The process of becoming undead is very fast; in less than half a minute, the goblin is transformed into a zombie.

Undoubtedly, to unleash the potion's power, it needs to be used in conjunction with the witch doctor's magic.

Sophia killed the second zombie goblin and continued writing and drawing in her notebook.

Luo Ya scratched his head, suddenly having a sense of déjà vu.

He swallowed hard and asked, "Sophia, will this potion work on superhumans?"

"The zombie potion only works on ordinary creatures; it has virtually no effect on Black Iron-level superhumans," Sophia said without looking up.

"How effective is it at spreading?" Roya asked cautiously, not wanting to create an alternate world version of Resident Evil.

"It requires my magic to drive it. You're talking about blood transmission? Air transmission? Seawater transmission? I can't do that. I'm just a Black Iron-level professional, not a plague god." Sophia shook her head.

Luo Ya breathed a sigh of relief only after confirming several times that the zombie potion could not be spread on a large scale.

The two goblin zombie corpses need to be disposed of; just burn them.

No one is better suited to start a fire than Arya.

Luo Ya had nothing to do in the afternoon, so he planned to take a nap.

Since discovering that he lacked the talent to practice swordsmanship and martial arts, he had become lazy for quite some time.

Just then, Roya heard the sound of wings flapping in his ear.

He looked in the direction of the sound and saw a seagull with a small backpack and an oak-patterned badge pinned to its chest land on the round wooden dining table.

It is a message-carrying seagull.

Roya took out a silver coin and bought a newspaper from the surrounding islands.

"Oh!" The seagull put away the silver coin, let out a cheerful cry, flapped its wings, and flew away into the distance.

Roya lowered his head to examine the newspaper:

[The Food Island Food Carnival has come to a perfect end! Fresh Sugar Town's revenue has reached a new high!]

Mr. Robert, the tax collector of Sugar Town, has been maliciously attacked and is bedridden.

The Navy hanged a group of notorious pirates.

[Blacksmith Island is about to host its harvest festival, with drinks 20% off!]

In one corner of the newspaper was a black-and-white photograph of Mr. Robert, the tax collector of Sugar Town.

In the photo, his cheeks were swollen, one eye was closed, his head was wrapped in bandages, and one arm and both legs were in thick casts, hanging from the hospital bed.

That's terrible, so terrible!

Kino really didn't know his own strength.

Roya handed the newspaper to Aria and Sophia.

"Pfft, haha, this fat tax collector has finally met his match!" Aria burst into laughter.

Even Sophia's lips curled up slightly.