Ark Undead

Otherwise, how could she have known the source of the loss of humanity?

Based on this alone, we cannot stand idly by if no one dies.

During that long journey, wasn't it through one heartwarming relationship after another that the immortal gradually strengthened his resolve and found his purpose?

He would never mistreat his friends, nor would he watch them fall into danger.

The goodwill of the immortals was naturally reciprocated by Vina.

"Let's not talk about this anymore. You won't care about what happens next, and neither will I."

SilverAsh exhaled, clearing his mind, and then suddenly remembered the undead.

"Speaking of which, didn't you come to Victoria because of a stone? Do you have any leads now?"

When the Undead heard SilverAsh mention this, he couldn't help but straighten his back.

Last night, while talking with Vina, I also learned some information about the Dragon Head Stone and the Dragon Body Stone.

Vina looked confused at the time, thinking she had misread it.

According to the records, initially, Victoria's royalist faction consisted only of Aslan and Unicorn. Aslan was the royal family, while Unicorn was a force hidden behind the royal family.

But later, a powerful warrior won the favor of the Aslan royal family and married a member of the royal family to him.

From then on, Victoria had another royal family member, Delacroix.

The document also vaguely mentions that Draco's totem is related to something.

Ancient Dragon Faith.

That dragonstone is the source of power for the Drak royal family; one can obtain dragon power by using this stone.

When the Undead heard this, he immediately realized that his thinking was correct.

Victoria also holds a part of the legacy of the Age of Fire.

However, due to the fragmentation of the Draco royalists, much of the material has been lost.

There aren't many clues left to find, and Vina continues her search.

As for what the undead can do, there's only one thing left.

They found the rumored descendants of the Drak royal family who had been separated from their families.

According to information provided by the Drak clan, the last descendant of the Drak prince traveled with him to Yan Kingdom and disappeared near a large mobile city.

The immortal spoke.

"Found it, part of it. But the point isn't, Victoria."

He looked at SilverAsh and said.

"I want to go to Lungmen."

I need a leave slip to go out and have fun.

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121. Send a letter

"Longmen?"

SilverAsh's eyes lit up, and he nodded at the undead in front of him.

"Yes, indeed. When you mentioned Lungmen, I thought of something special. The bloodline of the Drak clan might actually be in Lungmen. However, the journey there would be arduous, and we would have to pass through several other countries along the way. Are you prepared for that?"

As SilverAsh spoke, he picked up his glass and took a sip of wine.

"Should I have someone take you to Longmen? Even if there's a slight delay on the way, it won't make too much of a difference in time."

"Oh? From Victoria to Lungmen, it involves passing through many countries?"

The Undead frowned.

"It took me two months to hike from Shelag to Victoria."

"If you were to walk from Victoria to Lungmen, it would take at least six months, or even longer."

SilverAsh shook his head and put down his wine glass.

"The route will pass through Letania, Wolumond, Syracuse, and even the country of Theresis, Kazdel."

"The most crucial point is that it's already close to summer. If you continue like this, by the time you reach Longmen, it will probably be winter."

Although SilverAsh knew that the Undead was a walking fanatic, the distance between them was simply too far.

"In addition, you have a little girl with you. Along the way, you will pass through large areas of wasteland. If you can't find a village, you won't even be able to get a proper rest."

Upon hearing SilverAsh's words, the Undead immediately lowered their heads and began to ponder.

If it were just him alone, then there wouldn't be any major problem.

But it takes too long. By the time he arrives in Lungmen, it will probably be almost the end of the year. The most important aspect of intelligence and information is timeliness.

In addition, Kroos also needs to come with him, so the time will definitely be delayed further.

"At the fastest, how long would it take to get to Lungmen?"

The Undead raised its head and looked at SilverAsh.

"If the journey goes smoothly and there are no natural disasters, we should be able to reach Longmen in less than a month."

SilverAsh did the calculations himself, and then spoke to the Undead.

"The main issue is that when entering various countries, you need to report your travel itinerary, and you may have to stay in some countries for a short time. However, you can also take detours, depending on how far the route is."

"But no matter what, a month is still much faster than half a year at the very least."

The Undead admitted that SilverAsh's words had moved him.

"Then, thank you for your help."

The Undead bowed slightly to SilverAsh in thanks.

A smile appeared on Silver Gray's face.

"No trouble at all. I'll go take care of other things first. Once I've made all the arrangements here, I'll have Horn Peak inform you."

"Okay, then I'll be going now."

The two stood up, and the Undead and SilverAsh shook hands lightly.

SilverAsh still escorted the Undead to the building entrance. After watching the Undead disappear into the distance, SilverAsh turned and went back to his office upstairs.

Horn and Xisha followed SilverAsh wherever he went.

When SilverAsh sat down in his seat in Xisha, the two of them stood in front of him, waiting for him to speak.

"Xisha, contact Penguin Logistics in Lungmen and offer them a price they can't refuse, so that the delivery person closest to Victoria can come over."

"Yes, sir."

Xisha nodded, then turned and left the office to do her own thing.

He knew this was SilverAsh's way of getting him out of the way; he and Cliffheart had things to discuss and couldn't let him hear them.

Sure enough, after Xisha left the room, Horn Peak spoke.

"Sir, you came to Victoria not just to have a chat with Mr. Undead, did you?"

“You see things clearly, but I really want to see that war knight and see if he can change the situation in Victoria.”

SilverAsh sighed and rubbed his head.

"Now that Victoria and Kazdel are involved, there's a trend of intensifying the persecution of infected people. Although it won't affect the company for the time being, I'm increasingly unable to understand the future situation."

Upon hearing this, Horn went to the side and made SilverAsh another cup of coffee, then placed it in front of him.

SilverAsh picked up his coffee and took a sip, forcing himself to stay alert.

"Oh, by the way, has Rhodes Island replied yet?"

"Not at the moment."

Horn Peak shook his head and said.

“They seem to be preparing something recently, and they’re heading from near Kazdel toward Lungmen. They don’t have time to process our request.”

SilverAsh nodded and stopped asking about other things.

A moment later, SilverAsh picked up the terminal in front of him and began to handle the matters he needed to deal with that day.

On the other side, after leaving the Karan Trade Building, the Undead touched his chest and suddenly remembered that he still had something to do.

Actually, this matter can be big or small, but it depends entirely on whether the immortals want to do it or not.

After thinking for a while, the Undead followed the roadside signs and headed towards a residential area in the upper city.

Along the way, the upper town of Lentinium remained bustling with people, showing no signs of panic whatsoever.

The common people are not worried about the appearance of the giant dragon a few nights ago, which also shows how timely the Aslan faction's follow-up actions were.

The entire city of Londinium maintained its original dignity. Although no one knew how many undercurrents were surging beneath this calm surface.

Following the address in his memory, the Undead arrived at an area near the Lower City in the Upper City.

This is a high-class residential area inhabited by nobles, and also the destination of the undead.

I feel like this place looks familiar, but I can't quite put my finger on what it is.

While looking at the room number to determine which home it was, the Undead stopped in front of a manor.

He reached out and pressed the doorbell twice.

Before long, a maid came to the door along the path.

"Hello, excuse me... um, how can I help you?"

When the maid saw the undead man at the door, she even paused for a moment in her speech.

That gray-white armor was quite outrageous to the people of Victoria.

"Please tell Mr. Wilson that the Undead have come to visit."