Hello, is this a letter addressed to Demon Fortress?

Morgan sacrificed himself to buy time for Lin Ghost and Elvia.

The threat from the Great Sage has been temporarily postponed.

But that three-year agreement, like a sword hanging over their heads, never came down.

If Morgan succeeds within three years, everything will be fine.

If he fails, the moment the soul threads on the blood amber break, the Great Sage's gaze will once again fall upon those half-demons.

It landed on Cedric, Freeman, and Lydia, and on the half-demon civilians who were on their way to Dragonbone City.

At that time, Lin Gui will face the threat from the Great Sage.

Lin Gui and Elvia did not stay in the same place for long.

After regaining some of their strength, they set off again.

The airship rose from the edge of the wasteland, carrying the two of them eastward.

The next month and a half.

They traversed the Duskwood and made a brief stop at Poplar Keep for a few days.

They opened a post office there, received a batch of mail, and then set off again.

They flew over the cursed swamp, skimming over the grey-green mist and pools of water, and finally arrived at Greenwood Court.

Green Shade Court is the youngest of the central city-states, having been built just over a year ago.

Its city walls are not high, its streets are neat, and its architectural style has a refined and novel feel, like a work of art that has just been carefully polished.

This city also holds a special place in Akara.

A city of fashion art.

Almost all the mid-to-high-end clothing in the entire Central City District is designed by Green Shade Court's designers.

The tailors and designers here have the latest and most fashionable cuts and color schemes.

Every year, countless businessmen travel from afar just to snatch up the design drafts for the new season.

So, the moment Elvia stepped through the city gates, her eyes lit up.

She didn't even greet Lin Gui.

Like a wolf that has caught the scent of blood, Elvia plunged into the nearest clothing store.

Then it was completely swallowed up by the wall full of fabrics and ready-made clothes.

Lin Gui did not stop her.

As was his usual practice, he went to the place where he was buying property to prepare to buy land and open a post office.

To his surprise, he was received by the supreme ruler of the Green Shade Court.

The middle-aged city lord, dressed in a dark robe, was waiting at the door.

When I saw him, I was all smiles, as if I were welcoming a distinguished guest who had come from afar.

Within half a month, news of the birth of the fourth Undying Sun had spread throughout Akara.

This includes the post office that charged 7 copper coins per letter, and the bizarre route the team created at the selection meeting.

The city lord of Green Shade Court had obviously received the news in advance.

Knowing that the 7-coin post office transport team would pass through his city-state and open a post office, he made all the necessary preparations in advance.

The best location, the best materials, the best craftsmen.

A brand-new post office was erected in just a few days, without costing Lin Gui a single copper coin.

They also shut down all the missions and special mail-delivery agencies in Green Shade Court.

This freed up market space for the Seven Copper Coins Post Office.

An ordinary transport team would not be treated like this by the lord of a city.

Only the blazing sun can do that.

Only the blazing sun could make this person, who appeared respectful on the surface but whose actions seemed to be trying to please, show distance.

During the conversation with the city lord.

The other party's tone was very polite, as if they were receiving a distinguished guest who had come from afar.

But beneath that politeness lay a subtle, almost imperceptible, distance, as if looking at a dead person.

Lieyang has never been an object of courtship by any faction.

No power would invest too much effort in befriending a transport fleet that might not survive the next year.

Lin Gui understood that sense of distance.

So he accepted the post office that had been built for him in advance without any qualms.

The post office that the city lord provided for himself was in a prime location.

This is the first shop you see after entering the city gate.

The exterior walls, made of white cliff stone, are polished smooth and flat.

The stained glass windows shimmered with a pale blue light in the sunlight, and the window frames were made of solid wood and coated with a dark varnish.

Several oil paintings hung on the walls, the counter was made of a single piece of dark marble, and overhead was a magic stone chandelier with brass trim, emitting a warm light.

This is probably the most luxurious post office that Lin Gui ever owned.

He started his mail collection and delivery business at that post office.

And the guests are different from before.

There were no refugees in Green Shade Court.

To be precise, many central city-states did not have any displaced people.

Only resource-exporting city-states like Copper Gate City could accommodate a large number of displaced people as cheap labor.

Green Shade Court is too small and too exquisite; it cannot support so many refugees.

So the customers queuing up became merchants, artisans, and ordinary people.

They wore clean clothes and politely said "Thank you for your trouble, sir" when handing over the letter.

Some people might ask a few more questions about the price, delivery time, and whether the recipient will receive a reply.

Lin Gui answered them one by one, unhurriedly.

The price remains seven copper coins per envelope.

He didn't raise prices just because the customer's identity had changed, nor did he raise prices now that he was the Undying Sun.

He sat behind the counter, receiving, registering, and entering mail into the system, processing each letter one by one.

As the reputation of the Seven Copper Coin Post Office spread throughout Akara, the number of letters sent began to surge.

There were three reasons why we didn't receive many letters in the past.

First, the price of the seven copper coins is too low, so low it seems like a scam.

No one would believe that a stranger would cross the wilderness to deliver a message for seven copper coins.

Secondly, the Seven Copper Coins Post Office was always used by refugees for sending mail.

Under the harsh class barriers of the city-state era, commoners and merchants were unwilling to share the same channels for sending messages with vagrants.

Third, Lin Gui's strength is undeniable; as a high-level mage, no one believes he can truly cross the wilderness to deliver the letter to its destination.

But all of this ceased to be a problem after Copper Gate City became a transport hub.

The title of the Undying Sun suppressed all doubts.

Therefore, many people are very happy to come and send letters.

Greenwood Court is much smaller than Copper Gate City, and much smaller than the capital of Carter, about four times the size of White Cliff City.

The population is only about 400,000.

But in this small town, Lin Gui received the most letters in his history.

More than seven thousand letters.

More than even Carter King.

He sat alone behind the counter, collecting and recording each letter one by one.

As for the princess who was supposed to act as a mascot and help greet guests, she had long since become completely lost in the sea of ​​costumes at Green Shade Court.

Lin Gui had no intention of reminding the other party at all.

It's not just that it doesn't exist.

Every night, when Elvia returned with a pile of clothes, he would deliberately hide from her.

Elvia had always wanted to change out of her rough robes, which she had worn for almost three years, but she had never had the chance.

Now she is immersed in all kinds of fabrics and tailoring, her eyes are full of those exquisite ready-to-wear clothes and accessories.

Lin Gui didn't want to walk right into the line of fire.