Mystery: The Last Shepherd.

Chapter 728 Leonard's Reply

The sailors were overjoyed to see their long-absent captain and surrounded Luzer, making a ruckus. Finally, First Mate Anderson kicked them, sending them back to their posts.

"You've done a great job lately."

Lu Ze praised.

Anderson maintained constant communication with him, keeping him informed of the fleet's movements and recent activities. Their fleet roamed the waters off Sonia, sometimes raiding Loen's slave ships, sometimes disciplining unruly pirates. Most importantly, they were also secretly helping him preach on remote islands...

"I was just following orders."

In front of Luzer, Anderson toned down his smug expression and, unusually, answered honestly, "But Captain, what are the specifics of the ship we're going to attack?"

"That was a transport ship belonging to the Rune military, filled with artifacts and treasures they had plundered from the Southern Continent."

Lu Ze replied succinctly, "There is some danger, but it is still within a controllable range."

After that, he learned a little about the fleet's current situation. It turned out that the pirate crew had just finished resting and setting sail two days prior; the sailors were in high spirits, and the ships were well-supplied, fully meeting the needs of their attack.

"Notify everyone to prepare."

He instructed Anderson, and at the same time summoned the ship spirit Antia, asking her to deliver messages to Klein and Sharon respectively, informing them that he was ready.

A few minutes later.

"brush."

Three illusory figures appeared on the deck and gradually solidified.

Although they appeared at the same time, the three of them had completely different styles.

The pirates on Luze's ship watched curiously.

Among the three visitors, one was dressed in a white shirt, black vest, and black trousers, looking like a middle-class urbanite, but his eyes held a mad malice; another was dressed like a skilled adventurer, with a cold and stern gaze, wearing a coat with his weapon belt gleamingly exposed; the third was even stranger, wearing an outdated black court dress, exquisitely and intricately designed, which, combined with her cold and wooden demeanor, made her look like a delicate doll.

Despite being surrounded by the gazes of numerous pirates, they appeared remarkably composed.

"It's you again, Gehrman Sparrow."

Anderson immediately recognized one of them as the mad adventurer whose reputation was gradually spreading at sea. "As for these two, although I don't know them, welcome to the 'King of Blood's' fleet."

He greeted the two members of the Restraint faction with a smile, and then discreetly glanced at them.

Hmm, judging from his demeanor, he seems like an extraordinary individual who has passed through the "Prisoner" pathway, but aren't the "Rose School" enemies of the captain...?

Klein, as usual, played the role of Gehrman, gave Anderson a curt nod, and then tossed an opened envelope to Luzer. "That guy's reply."

That guy... oh, it's Leonard.

Lu Ze took the letter, opened it, and saw some familiar handwriting.

The letter reads as follows:

The one who came to Backlund was probably not Amon's true form, but rather an avatar of His... If His true form dared to appear in Backlund, it might trigger a divine descent, something no one wants to see.

A divine intervention?

Lu Ze frowned slightly.

Although the letter was written by Leonard, its contents came from Palez Zoroaster. According to Him, Amun-Siping was highly regarded by the gods.

Indeed, how could the second son of the Creator, the former King of Angels, not be valued... especially since some of the Seven Gods are suspected of having eaten His father, perhaps they were worried that their son would come to seek revenge...

Lu Ze thought to himself and continued reading the letter.

[Amon calls himself the "God of Mischief," and enjoys playing extremely terrifying and malicious jokes. For example, he steals other people's fates, takes their place, and causes the target to become a "fateless person" by losing their connection to the real world, slowly dying.]

It is indeed a bit disgusting.

Lu Ze secretly thought.

He recalled the picture frame he had obtained in Amon's tomb, which he had sent to the ocean, isolated from reality, for fear that it might attract Amon's attention due to the invisible connection.

The next part of the letter reads as follows:

The best way to deal with Amun is to ignore and stay away from him; do not attack him.

First, the dead clones act like landmarks, immediately alerting Him to any anomalies in their corresponding locations. Second, Amon doesn't leave behind just one clone, but dozens or even hundreds. These clones might reside among nearby pedestrians, birds, beasts, or even tiny creatures in the air. You might be able to kill one Amon, but you'll be overwhelmed by the swarms of Amons that come your way...

Lu Ze felt a chill and his whole body itch, as if many tiny Amons were floating in the air, some of which had already attached themselves to his skin and were crawling around.

He quickly shook his head to dispel the strange feeling and focused his attention on analyzing the contents of the letter.

Pales's advice was to avoid Amon as much as possible... Considering Amon's self-proclaimed title of "God of Mischief," perhaps he enjoys watching people's terrified and contorted faces after being pranked. If he doesn't find his target soon enough, he'll lose interest and leave... probably.

In short, it's best to be as cautious as possible during this period, and stay in the church while in Backlund...

Lu Ze thought to himself as he looked at the last part of the letter:

I can understand your choices, but I'm also dissatisfied.

[You two aren't the only ones seeking revenge.]

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Lu Ze silently closed the letter.

There was clearly emotion in that last sentence.

Leonard joined the Red Gloves largely to avenge himself, Klein, and the captain, but he has recently learned that they are still alive and even carrying out their revenge behind his back, which naturally makes him waver.

After that, share information about Ince Zangwell with him... but don't let him know about the Ishmael alias, that would be too awkward...

As Lu Ze thought to himself, he slightly shook the hand holding the letter, and flames shot out from his palm, burning the letter to ashes that drifted into the sea.

In.

"Before we take action, is there anything else you should tell me about the Rose School?"

He asked Sharon, who looked like a doll.

"have."

The latter nodded slightly.

"Among the descendants of that mummy, Tutankhamun, is a demigod named Mehamms. He is one of the main leaders of the Southern Continent resistance, a member of the Rose School, and a student of the divine abomination, Sear... He is highly likely to attempt to retrieve his ancestor's mummy from the military."

Meanwhile, Klein added, "In other words, if this is a trap, it's at least a trap targeting demigods... If you ask me, the military will likely have at least two demigods involved in the ambush, and perhaps even powerful sealing artifacts..."

Multiple demigods?

Yes, it is indeed a problem.

Lu Ze thought to himself.

How should I carry out the attack?

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