Ark Undead

"Sent to my disciple, Melantha."

Melanie couldn't help but curl her lips into a smile.

Just seeing the words "my disciple" filled me with indescribable joy.

"I thought about it for a long time, but I didn't know how to start, so I can only tell you about my recent situation."

I awoke in Kazimierz, having made a promise to participate in the Kazimierz Knights Major.

The girl who accepted the award on my behalf is my student. I'll introduce you to her if there's a chance.

Then I went to Shelag, where I met some friends and a child.

Later, when I was planning to go to Victoria, I was told by others that I had once lived in Victoria.

As Melantha saw this, the smile on her face gradually disappeared, as if she had already sensed what she was about to see.

"I have no memory of it, and even the information about you comes from other people."

When I found out that I had another disciple, I was actually a little confused.

"I can't remember many things, including you, Melanie."

Melantha's eyes drooped, and she felt as if all her strength had vanished. She could hear her heartbeat, but she couldn't control her trembling body.

But the following words made her unable to stop reading.

"But when I hear your name, I always feel a sense of familiarity."

Based on my past experience, this is something I've experienced before, but I've lost the memory and can't recall it now.

This is a special condition, and I can't guarantee it won't happen again in the future, but I hope you can understand.

Later, I saw your photo; your father showed it to me. You were very cute and beautiful.

I also asked your parents to send this letter for me.

That's when I realized I must have met you before, and that we had a close relationship.

He complimented me! He said I'm cute! He said I'm pretty!

Upon seeing these words, Melansha felt both happy and a little shy. She closed her legs, but her expression gradually broadened.

Its tail stood up involuntarily, the tip of which swayed slightly from side to side.

The letter from the immortal and his speech are two completely different things.

His letters were straightforward; he said whatever came to mind and never held back his emotions.

cough!

Melantha coughed lightly, composed herself, and continued reading the letters.

"I am currently preparing to head to Longmen, and I estimate I will arrive in about a month."

I heard you have Oripathy, but please don't lose hope in life.

If the opportunity arises, we will definitely meet, but don't disrupt your own plans.

If you have any questions for me, you can send a letter to the Karan Trading Branch in Lungmen, and they will give it to me.

The letter ends there, with the author signing it at the end.

"Your teacher is immortal."

Melanie turned the letter over and over, reading it two or three more times in her hand.

Then I collapsed onto the bed, feeling both surprised and worried.

The worry is that the immortal has lost his memory, so will he still recognize himself now?

Surprisingly, the Undead still seemed to have some recollection of Melantha, and his tone wasn't overly distant.

Of course, the most important thing was that my teacher sent me a letter!

This is the most important thing! He wrote me a letter!

"Waaaaah..."

Recalling the Undead praising her for being cute and pretty, Melantha couldn't help but hug the blanket and roll around on the bed like a fool.

Hearing the commotion and seeing Melantha rolling around on the bed, Katie, who was nearby, asked curiously.

"What happened?"

"..."

Melanie buried her face in the blanket, then secretly peeked out to look at the letter before burying her face back in.

It's so hot! It's so hot!

The purple-haired kitten was dizzy, as if it had inhaled catnip, and only those two words were on its mind.

Cute! Beautiful!

After a while, under Katie's bewildered gaze, Melantha sat up.

She took out her favorite stationery and a glass pen that she had been hiding away and reluctant to use from the drawer.

"What are you doing?"

"Katie asked."

Melantha tilted her head back, her deep purple hair falling smoothly down, her eyes filled with joy.

The purple-haired kitten's voice was soft, but it couldn't hide her excitement as she spoke.

"I want to write a letter!"

126. The War Knight Everyone Loves

That afternoon, after everyone had their last meal on the road, they finally saw a huge city in the distance on the horizon.

"Ha! I'm finally back!"

Exusiai looked very excited; she hadn't had her favorite apple pie in ages.

Finally back in Longmen, she can finally go to her usual dessert shop and order everyone's favorite Apuru Pie!

However, they still had an hour's drive to go before that.

Although we could see that huge thing on the horizon, it would still take some time to get there.

"That place... is that Dragon Gate?"

The immortal looked at the distant city and couldn't help but sigh.

"Still, that's impressive."

Although he had also seen Lontinim in Victoria, and the Great Knight Commandery of four cities united, the capital of Kazimierz.

But every time I see a mobile city, the awe I feel never fades.

It's a feeling of awe when facing something enormous; it's not something you can simply be unafraid of.

Even beings of the undead caliber would sigh over the discomfort they felt.

A city spanning tens or even hundreds of kilometers, capable of being moved to escape the threat of natural disasters—this kind of thing seems illogical no matter how you look at it, yet it forms the cornerstone of the entire Terran civilization.

Without mobile cities, there would be no stable and safe places for people to live.

"If it's your first time in Longmen, the police guarding the city won't deliberately mess with you. But be prepared for them to take notes."

Texas spoke calmly, her words intended for the Undead and Ceobe behind her.

"Although we do have channels to help you get an identity, given Mr. Undying's strength and background, it's better to just enter an identity record normally. Even if you are infected, they won't do anything to you. Lungmen's attitude towards infected people isn't as serious as you might think."

Upon hearing this, the Undead immediately breathed a sigh of relief and nodded.

He doesn't really care about himself; he can get in no matter what. The problem lies with Kroos next to him.

It's impossible to ask Exusiai and Texas to create an identity for Ceobe separately, right? Putting aside the inconvenience, it would take a very long time.

Even if one can use magic to conceal their whereabouts, it is ultimately not as stable as having an identity.

"Keobe! May we enter the city?"

Kroos wasn't completely clueless. When she entered Victoria last time, she understood that it was her identity that forced the Undead to find a way to use magic to get her into the city.

"Sure! Little Ke can come in! How about we have dinner together tonight? I'll treat you to something delicious!"

Exusiai was chatting and laughing with Ceobe in the passenger seat.

Upon hearing this, Kroos glanced at the Undead, who nodded, and then she excitedly raised her hand.

"Great!"

...

The vehicles lined up to follow the main traffic flow. Even after everyone had arrived at the foot of the city, it would still take several tens of minutes to climb up.

When it was finally the Undead's turn, Texas started the vehicle and drove into the checkpoint.

"Identity documents, everyone, show your identification documents!"

The police officer next to them knocked on the window of Exia's car, signaling them to show their identification.

"Hey, you look familiar. What's up? Just got back from a delivery?"

The police officers who came to inspect seemed to be very familiar with Exusiai. As soon as they saw Exusiai with a halo on her head, the police officers' tone became more familiar.

Exusiai chuckled and pointed to the two people behind her.

"Could you please bring two people to Lungmen this time, the boss?"

When the police saw the Undead and Kroos in the back of the car, their expressions immediately turned sour.

The official and bureaucratic approach naturally did not cause any dissatisfaction among the non-dead.

"You're new here, right? Then get off the bus and come over here to have your identity information entered. Hurry up, there are other buses waiting."

Exusiai took out her own ID card, took the ID card from Texas next to her, and handed it to the police officer.

She looked at the undead behind her.

"Follow this young man inside. I know him; he's a decent person, it's just that you two haven't really talked much. Just listen to him and do what he says, and you'll be fine!"