This necromancer is going to seduce the beautiful girls who are already dead.

Sethlian was Maggie's father, and also the court sorcerer of Emperor Campbell.

“Yes, sir.” Rogers immediately withdrew from the room.

Another guard who was waiting outside came in. When he saw Abyss in the room, he was so frightened that he wanted to protect him immediately—he had not noticed anything unusual in the room from the outside.

“Your Majesty is indeed decisive and efficient. Thank you for your help,” Abyss said. “I will deal with this evil god soon, and then I will come to see Your Majesty.”

"Hmm, I'm waiting for you—don't forget, I have another piece of information about the gods, which I will only entrust to you," Emperor Campbell said calmly.

“Of course, I believe our cooperation will be very pleasant in the future.” Abyss nodded. “Well then, I’ll take my leave now. I’m communicating with you using the Druid’s sacred tree, not my own magic, so it’s not very convenient to chat for a long time.”

"Goodbye," said Emperor Campbell quite decisively.

Abyss's face disappeared from the room, and a barely perceptible smile appeared on Emperor Kampel's lips before vanishing.

Not long after, Magnum was brought here by Rogers.

“Your Majesty, I am here.” Magnum bowed to Campbell.

"Did you sense any unusual magic in the palace just now?" Campbell asked first.

Magnum was somewhat surprised: "This... I didn't feel anything."

“No? Good. I was just asking.” Kampel nodded, then said, “Immediately contact Grand Duke Gander of Jergi Province using emergency contact methods. I need to get in touch with him right away.”

“Yes, sir!” Magnum bowed again and immediately left the room.

With Emperor Kampel issuing his orders, his men began to act with remarkable efficiency. Contacting Grand Duke Gand, the ruler of Jergi Province, who then contacted his nobles and city lords, all took less than ten minutes.

Chapter 388 Hotel Waiter

The evil god puppet has created far too much rain, and the current abnormal weather has caused considerable damage to Salt Lake Town and its surrounding areas.

Although the farmers had covered their flower fields with rainproof roofs before the heavy rain arrived, the excessive rainfall had turned the fields into waterlogged fields. One can imagine the devastating losses these farmers will suffer after the rain stops.

The town was also in turmoil. Although everyone took timely measures to prevent their homes from being flooded, many people who didn't have time or were unable to properly block their doors still suffered losses.

Some people in the town were already starting to feel uneasy.

They had never seen such heavy rain in all the years they had lived in this town.

Moreover, it looks like this rain will continue for an unknown period of time. The dark clouds in the sky are not thinning; on the contrary, they are getting thicker and thicker.

The thick fog that enveloped the surroundings also instilled a sense of fear in people.

"The rain outside seems to be getting heavier." Flora glanced at the window with some concern. It was all foggy outside, so she couldn't see very clearly, but judging from the sound of the rain, it showed no signs of letting up.

“The weather isn’t great,” Abis shook his head. “Let’s just stay indoors and postpone our picnic if necessary.”

“Well, the picnic can be postponed…but…” Flora thought for a moment, but didn’t continue.

What she meant was that if the situation dragged on for too long, it would become even more difficult to control the situation on the other side of the Shadowlands.

But she also knows that she should enjoy her vacation now and forget about these things.

"Have you eaten breakfast? Should I go downstairs and get you something to eat?" Sheila asked at this moment.

"Ah, no rush. It's probably difficult for the kitchen to start cooking right now." Abis waved his hand. "Let's wait here for a while. I don't think this rain will last too long."

Abyss has already made contact with Emperor Campbell without anyone noticing, and Rebecca has already led a group of people to Ochre City in the Eastern Empire. Judging from Rebecca's style, her investigation efficiency should be very high, so it shouldn't take too long.

Abyss was very confident that Rebecca could solve this problem beautifully.

Just as Abyss finished speaking, there was a knock on the door.

"Hello, I'm a hotel employee. How can I help you?" The person knocking on the door was a young woman, whom Abyss had met once yesterday.

Abis let Flora, still in her pajamas, lie comfortably in bed, then walked to the door, opened it, and said to the waiter, "Oh, hello, everything is normal here. When will breakfast be served?"

"I'm sorry, but because of the heavy rain outside, our kitchen staff can't go out to buy fresh ingredients, and we're also running out of firewood. If you'd like something to eat, we can provide some bread and cheese, as well as some simple stew," the waiter said apologetically. "Would you like some?"

"Then forget it. Since the kitchen is having difficulties, we won't ask for anything more." Abis smiled and shook his head. "We won't cause you any more trouble."

"Thank you very much." The waiter bowed. "If there's nothing else you need, I'll take my leave now. We'll come back to ask about your needs in a little while. Please let us know if you have any questions."

After the waiter left, Abis returned to Flora's side and said with a smile, "The staff at this hotel are quite polite. Although it's just a small hotel, their attitude is really good."

"They really care about us." Flora nodded with a smile.

"Shall we continue chatting?" Sheila paused thoughtfully for a moment, then said, "We're just killing time anyway."

So the three of them continued chatting.

Not long after, another waiter knocked on the door.

"Hello, some guests in other rooms have reported that their windows are leaking. Are there any leaks in your rooms?"

"No, everything is fine here." This time, it was Sheila who opened the door.

Abyss originally wanted to go, but Sheila volunteered to open the door instead.

Ten minutes after the first waiter left, another waiter came to knock on the door.

"Hello, the rain is too heavy today. For your safety, we do not recommend that you leave the hotel before the rain stops. Since we don't know when the rain will stop, I'm here to confirm whether you plan to stay for the next few days."

"There are so many staff members at this hotel, and it doesn't seem like the hotel is that big," Sheila said, somewhat puzzled.

“Because the local lord issued a decree that hotels charging more than a certain price must provide sufficiently high-quality service to maintain the vitality of the local tourism industry. In the beginning, a number of businesses with poor service and excessively high prices were also rectified,” Abis said. “I noticed these three waitresses when I checked in; they were responsible for the service of several rooms respectively.”

"Because of the special circumstances, are they taking turns asking questions?" Flora nodded.

“I’ll go take a look,” Sheila said, standing up from her seat again.

She walked to the door, opened it a crack, and looked at the waiter outside.

"Hello, are you a new guest in this room? Would you like a new room?" the waiter asked. "If you wish to extend your stay, you can get a refund at any time after the rain stops. This is for your safety."

"I don't need the new room. I'm just here to have dinner with them." Sheila smiled and shook her head. "The room doesn't need to be renewed either. The rain shouldn't last too long."

"In that case, may I go in and check on your situation?" The waiter nodded and said, "It's presumptuous of me, but this is the boss's order, mainly to ensure your safety."

"Um……"

Sheila stared at the waiter for a while, then suddenly frowned.

Why does she keep emphasizing safety? It's just going to rain. As long as the customers stay inside, there's no problem. Why do they need to come in and take a look for safety reasons?

"No...right, I need your help with something. Can you come with me?" Sheila suddenly squeezed through the crack in the door, grabbed the waiter's wrist, and closed the door behind her.

The waitress was somewhat taken aback, but she couldn't refuse.

"Okay...Ok..."

Chapter 389 Sheila's Test

Sheila practically dragged the waiter away from the room door.

"Guest...is there anything urgent? I need to ensure the safety of the other guests..."

The waiter was trying to break free while being pulled by Qian, and appeared very uneasy.

"Does your hotel have any quiet spots?" Sheila asked.

"The backyard...but the ground there is all wet..."

“Then let’s go to the backyard,” Sheila said coldly.

Although her physical strength was only at the level of an ordinary person, she was quite determined to pull the waiter forward. The waiter tried several times but could not pull his wrist out of Sheila's hand.

Sheila had already done a quick survey of the hotel before arriving, so she easily led the waiter directly to the backyard. The rain was still pouring down, and there was no one in the backyard. Sheila and the waiter stood under the eaves.

"What can I do for you, sir? What you're doing is unsafe; lightning and heavy rain could endanger you..."

“I don’t care about safety or anything like that,” Sheila said in an unquestionable tone. “I like unsafe environments, so what?”

"This..." The waiter was clearly taken aback. "What are you talking about..."

“I said, I like danger,” Sheila said in a rather domineering manner.

Sheila is usually quite easygoing and cares a lot about what others think, but now she seems like a completely different person, becoming willful and irritable.

But she's not the only one who's short-tempered these days.

After hearing Sheila say that, the waiter's eyes gradually turned dangerous.

"What did you say?"

"Do I need to emphasize this again?" Sheila released the waiter's wrist and slowly took a few steps back. "I said, I like danger."

"Then go to die!"

Suddenly, the waiter yelled and lunged at Sheila.

Her entire face became extremely ferocious. Her originally fair skin turned blue, her veins bulged, and her eyes were so wide they almost popped out.

"You're definitely not an ordinary person!" Sheila decisively grabbed her left hand behind her back, and a shield was removed from her back with a cracking sound.

With her right hand, she slashed across her thigh, and a folded saber snapped open, instantly transforming Sheila from an unarmed girl into a warrior wielding two high-tech weapons.

This shield and saber are no longer the same as Sheila's original ones. Sheila has been wandering around Evernight City quite a bit these past few days, and a craftsman felt that Sheila's equipment was a bit inconvenient to carry, so he took the time to improve her sword and shield.

Now, these two pieces of equipment are not only very lightweight and sturdy, but also very thin, so they can be folded and carried on her body, allowing her to enter combat at any time without having to carry her equipment all the time.

Sheila slightly bent her body, using her shield to protect herself behind her, while raising her saber to meet the waiter.

Stab it!

The waiter's fingernails scratched Sheila's shield, and the power unit on the shield instantly unleashed a powerful burst of energy, shielding Sheila from almost all the impact. Large sparks burst forth on the shield, but only flashed for a moment amidst the torrential rain and fog.

Sheila's saber struck the waiter at that moment.

Sheila wasn't good at killing; the machete didn't sever the waitress's neck, but only cut off one of her arms.

The arm flew out, but in an instant it flew back like an iron nail attracted by a powerful magnet, and splintered back onto the broken surface.

This guy really is a puppet of the evil god!

Sheila had actually thought of this problem when the second waiter arrived.

Although everyone knows that the puppet of the Lord of Delusion is bound by Agnes' magic in a valley outside the town and cannot move, who knows that the Lord of Delusion will only set up a puppet here?