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Chapter 44: A Surrender at the Last Shred of Dignity!

Chapter 44 A Surrender at the Last Drop of Dignity!

Tower of the Dead!

Inside the fireplace, crimson flames burned.

Tucker sat near the fireplace, warming himself by the fire and drinking coffee from the overseas plantation.

Coffee, such a rare commodity, has disappeared from the Duchy of Seriones.

There are still some on some overseas plantations.

It's truly remarkable to be able to drink it in this deep, ashen land.

Amanti, on the other hand, was explaining to her mentor, Lord Aubrey.

This operation involved too many factors.

Tucker's account was certainly not as convincing to Lord Aubrey as Amanti's.

Moreover, Amanti's account is truly detailed.

It took Amanti more than two hours to finish recounting the details of his trip.

After listening to Amanti's story and pondering for a long time, Aubrey slowly raised his head.

He scrutinized Tucker closely.

Tucker's methods and abilities left him in awe.

Even if Aubrey were to do it himself, he probably wouldn't be able to do it as well as Tucker.

He is already over 120 years old.

Tucker, on the other hand, is not even a fraction of his age.

"You two did a great job!"

"This information is indeed very important."

"We are aware that the Church of the Dark Sun has been secretly coveting the city-state of Lamor Tower."

"I just didn't expect it to come so quickly."

"We even speculated that they might be attacking the Black River Valley Tower city-state on the east side."

"I will visit Earl Lamor. Even if I cannot teach the Dark Sun Church a severe lesson, I can at least ensure the safety of Lamor."

"As for... that A-rank genius from the Dark Sun Church!"

At this point, Aubrey looked at Tucker.

Throughout the entire process, Tucker never revealed the genius of that A-level evil god organization.

The exact location, the exact person, and even... the old wizard who protected that A-level genius.

Nobody knows these things except Tucker.

Aubrey, whose mind was as clear as a mirror, slowly began to speak.

What kind of help do you need?

Tucker thought for a moment and said.

"On the coldest night, when I take action, I need the gaze of the undead raven!"

"The coldest day?"

"It will most likely be that day, barring any unforeseen circumstances."

"In other words, the day you took action was also the day the old wizard came to the tower to meet the traitor within it."

"Yes!" Tucker nodded.

"A very nice logo."

"We were almost able to catch the traitor inside the tower," Aubrey said slowly.

"Almost? What do you mean?"

Tucker's eyes narrowed slightly; clearly, things weren't as simple as he had imagined.

The old wizard took a deep breath and spoke slowly.

"Do you know... on the coldest day?"

"The Ash Lands, several other city-states, and some powerful figures from the extraordinary city-state of Saint Land."

"They will have a gathering on that day."

"And along with them came many extraordinary geniuses from their powerful forces."

"What?"

Tucker was slightly startled.

"It's normal that you don't know, because only a few people at the top of the tower know about this."

"And this... also means that there is indeed a traitor among the higher-ups of the Tower."

"And a traitor of my caliber."

"There might even be more than one."

At this point, Aubrey took a deep breath and slowly exhaled.

"Neither of you should tell anyone about this."

"That day, I will help you with the Gaze of the Undead Raven in the Bunker District."

"And in return... I need to know who that old wizard is!" Aubrey said, looking at Tucker.

Tucker fumbled around in his extraordinary storage bracelet for a moment and pulled out a sealed parchment scroll.

"Old wizard, both of them have A-level extraordinary geniuses from the Dark Sun Church."

"Old wizard, my sketch is a bit lacking. I dare not make it too perfect. After all, beings of that level might have strange perceptions of me."

"Moreover, it is precisely because of their special status that they are more cautious and careful."

"Yes, you did the right thing. When dealing with those highly experienced wizards, you can never be too careful."

Aubrey took the parchment scroll and put it directly into the Extraordinary Bracelet without even looking at it.

The coldest day is coming soon.

"In the meantime, you two get ready."

"What if that A-level extraordinary genius came with the old wizard?"

"The tower will be the battlefield, and you..."

"Don't let that super genius get away."

"If that A-level extraordinary genius hadn't come."

"I'll tell you when to go to the bunker area and start the operation."

"clear!"

Tucker nodded cautiously.

The campfire inside the fireplace was still burning peacefully and naturally.

I stared at the flickering firelight.

One-on-one hunting of A-level geniuses?

Performing extreme stretching alone?

Do not!

Tucker needs all-around firepower coverage.

Even now, Tucker is very strong and has a high chance of killing that genius from the evil god organization.

Tucker had absolutely no need to act alone.

Tucker needs to steadily eliminate his opponent and get what he wants.

Preparations were made at every level, and various means were employed.

Tucker even sought secret help from Lord Aubrey.

Tucker must make sure there are no mistakes.

The opportunity for [Steam Upgrade].

Even in Saint Rand, only a very few extraordinary individuals are qualified to receive it.

Tucker didn't want to miss such a good opportunity.

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The underground tower of the dead.

The second floor.

The hall has been cleaned and tidied up.

It wasn't Tucker who did it, but Amanti's skeleton.

Amandy's extraordinary skeletons can do everything: cleaning, tidying up, even laundry and cooking.

This made Tucker praise it.

"Actually, it's quite simple to integrate the original extraordinary characteristics into ordinary skeletons, allowing them to transform into extraordinary skeletons and develop spirituality." This is Amanti's original statement.

It's clear that Amanti is indeed very talented in necromancy.

Unlike Tucker, who, after learning basic summoning for a few days, couldn't even perform the most basic "Exotic Echoes".

At this moment, in front of the fireplace.

Amanti was listening to Tucker explain in detail the basic principles of "tactile perception," the corresponding source energy incantation, and the corresponding source energy operation.

The tactile awareness that Amanti learned from Tucker, even if she mastered it, would only be a basic version of "tactile awareness," lacking a high potential and unable to grow on its own.

Even the basic version is enough.

After all, witchcraft such as "touch-sensory perception" is quite rare.

Many people don't even have the opportunity to learn the basic version.

As Amanti chanted the spell, Tucker saw veins spread from her fingertips and then extend into the folded paper.

"Ah! I can feel it."

Amanti exclaimed.

But the next moment, the energy source became slightly unstable, and the energy flow was cut off.

Although the connection was broken, Tucker laughed.

"Not bad, not bad, you've already succeeded on the first try. The next step is to practice more and use it frequently."

"You've now entered the basics of the art of tactile perception."

Amanti nodded and rested for a moment, then condensed again.

She didn't know what was written on the paper.

Tucker said she had to feel it herself.

Amanti was practicing the magic of tactile perception.

Tucker moved to the other side of the fireplace.

Taniru the sheep was lying on the blanket, resting with his eyes closed.

"You seem to be having a lot of fun, eating, sleeping and growing lots of wool. Maybe in the spring, we can even knit you a wool blanket with your wool."

Tucker's words made Tanilu the Sheep jump up, and he glared at Tucker.

"Spring?"

"Are you kidding me?"

"I've already told you everything that I should and shouldn't have said."

"I still have a chance to escape now; if I wait any longer, I won't have another chance."

Tucker completely ignored it.

"Then explain and interpret your energy barrier magic to me properly."

"Once I've learned how, I'll let you go."

"I already said I didn't, I didn't set that up," Tanil loudly protested.

Tucker shrugged and spoke slowly and methodically.

"Okay, you won't."

Then Tucker sat down on the sofa next to him.