Infinite Transmigration Starting from Violet

"Intruders!!"

"Wait, buddy, don't get excited!"

The tree guardian that Lu Ye knew stopped his companion.

He stared nervously at the sky, knowing that Lu Ye possessed a strange ability to summon objects from the heavens to blast you to pieces.

"Wait... I don't think we need to be so violent." Lu Ye pulled out two King's Runes. "The economy's been pretty bad lately, can we talk this out?"

King's Rune!!

The eyes of the two tree guardians lit up.

They hesitated for a moment, nervously craning their necks to look around, and then temporarily put away their weapons.

Seeing this, A-Tui didn't know whether he should unleash the magic he had prepared.

"Money really can make the devil turn the millstone," Lu Ye thought to himself.

I'm so glad I didn't use all my runes to level up my skill points.

Chapter 656 Lance Sanx

Everyone says the salary is 3,000, but I'm the boss's dad.

The two tree guardians in front of us are just like that.

The border region has been experiencing economic downturn in recent years, and the two-finger system hasn't raised wages, so the young tree guard is almost unable to afford a wife.

The King's Rune appeared before them like a ray of light in their lives.

Out of respect for the King's Rune, the Great Tree Guardian did not attack Lu Ye.

He didn't want to be hit by another missile.

Besides, this guy didn't even set foot in the royal city, so it doesn't count as him abandoning his post, right?

"I didn't expect you to be so rich after not seeing you for a while," the Tree Guardian muttered. "Two King's Runes... How long will it take me to save up? Did you rob a bank?"

"I'm a law-abiding citizen, how could I do such a thing?" Lu Ye flashed back to A Tui's side.

"For the sake of the rune, I'll let it go this time. We'll even make a profit," said the tree guard. "Besides, without the Great Rune, you can't enter the royal city. You'd better save your trouble."

Lu Ye and A Tui retreated to the blessing point by the roadside.

Looking at Lakad's Great Rune, Lu Ye was in a dilemma.

The original targets were three: Mongols, Lacad, and Marlene.

Aside from that last terrifying guy, Lu Ye only managed to get one of the first two Great Runes.

For some reason, Mongo's Great Rune has disappeared.

Even Munger himself seemed unaware of this.

However, a single Great Rune is insufficient to enter the royal city, let alone approach the Golden Tree.

The only remaining way is to find Marlene and obtain her Great Rune.

However, it is said that the sacred tree is located deep in the Sacred Snowfield, north of the royal city.

However, entering the royal city requires two Greater Runes...

Lu Ye stared intently at the map, his brow furrowed.

It's been sent.

A-Tui also realized this and remained silent.

If Esdeath were here, perhaps they could have bypassed the royal city and gone directly to the snowfield...

Bypassing the royal city...

Yup!

On a sudden impulse, she patted Lu Ye's shoulder.

"I see!"

“What do you know?” Lu Ye asked.

“You haven’t sent food to Yakir and Smarag yet?” A-Tu said. “We can ask them to take us to the snowfield!”

Lu Ye was taken aback, thinking to himself that this was indeed a solution.

"Let's get going without delay!" A-Tui urged Lu Ye.

“Wait a minute…” Lu Ye said, “Let’s go to Lienia first.”

"Why?" A-Tui asked.

"It's been a while since I delivered taiyaki, I need to make amends..." Lu Ye thought carefully, "At least at this crucial moment, I must try to please them!"

“That’s right.” A-Tui nodded.

Recalling how much Yakiel enjoyed eating taiyaki, and thinking about how they and the others had neglected him since they parted ways at the magic academy, it really was necessary to bring him some gifts to comfort him.

After all, Lu Ye's initial promise was an unlimited supply of "taiyaki".

The two touched the blessing point at the same time, and the next second their figures disappeared from the spot.

……

Asian Altar Plateau.

west.

Near the hills close to the Golden Tree.

The ruins of the cliff above were submerged by the tide. In the center of the pool, a ship exuding a purple aura was moored. On the ship, a skull-faced figure wearing a purple and white robe was pleading with two lazy giants in front of him.

"Grandma, I'm begging you! You've been staying here for so many days, I haven't been able to take these skeletons for a walk anymore!"

"Huh?" Akiel, with his elbows resting on his head, gnawed on a crab claw and asked, "Why are you wandering around with skeletons? After your Summoning Ship lost its spirit fire, do you like keeping the unborn as pets?"

“Exactly, exactly.” Smarag, who was sitting cross-legged to the side, nodded in agreement. “Besides, those skeletons are already dead, so it doesn’t matter whether they wander around or not, right? If you were talking about steamed free-range chicken, I might be able to discuss it with you!”

“Because you’ve been here all the time, I can’t do my job!” Tibia looked speechless. “If these old bones aren’t exercised regularly, they’ll break down.”

No sooner had the words left his mouth than a skeleton walking nearby fell apart.

"Hey! What does it matter? They're all skeletons anyway, we can just put them back together!" Smarag grabbed the scattered bones and started assembling them, just like he was building Lego.

In the end, she pieced together a distorted and twisted human body, with the positions of the hands and feet all messed up, giving it a somewhat abstract postmodern art feel.

“No problem.” Smarag pulled the finger bone out from under the skeleton’s crotch and stuck it into the sole of its foot. “I’ll just use Radiant Stone magic to plug it up in a bit! No big deal!”

"This is a huge problem..."

Smarag said confidently, "If the great Radiant Dragon says it's okay, then it's okay! I still want to eat crabs, so go down there and catch me a few more!"

Tibia's bones creaked as he gripped the reed flute.

But after a long while, he sighed and began rowing his boat downstream to catch crabs.

There's nothing I can do; I can't beat them.

Moreover, this was that person's request, and as someone who had received a lot of help from that person, it was impossible for me to refuse, right?

Just as he was hesitating and thinking, a familiar figure suddenly appeared from the foot of the mountain.

The figure, dressed in ceremonial robes, was walking towards them.

Tibia was taken aback, then laughed.

Haha, the main character is back! Can't he handle you two fat and lazy dragons?

"What are you doing here?" The priest saw Tibia and walked over to ask in surprise.

"Oh, I received orders from the two noble dragons and I'm just about to go down and catch crabs for them," Tibia said respectfully.

"What?" The priest frowned. "I'll go teach them a lesson."

"Wait, no! It was my own choice!" Tibia tried to persuade the priest to stay, but the rowing speed was clearly not very fast.

"Don't stop me! I'm only going away for a few days, but I didn't expect those two to be so lazy. It seems they need some discipline!"

Tibia chuckled as he watched the priest's determined figure move forward.

"Hehe, the dragon is going to be in trouble!"

He quickly rowed after them, not wanting to miss such a good show.

The sound of hurried footsteps splashing through the water approached from behind Yakiel and Smarag.

"Back so soon?" Yakiel asked without turning his head. "Looks like you listened to what I told you last time. The crabs should be transported by boat to ensure the job is done. What if you break the crab claws and legs if you pull them by boat!"

“Well, given how hard you’ve been pushing the ship, I’ll use some radiant stone magic to strengthen your body later, so your skeleton doesn’t fall apart…” Smarag said.

"Oh? Is that so?" the priest's voice rang out calmly.

Yakiel and Smarag trembled simultaneously.

The two turned around cautiously and saw a gentle face, exuding a traditional elegance, like a woman who had stepped out of an oil painting.

The priest smiled, but to Akiel and Smarag, that smile was terrifying.

"Lance Sanders-senpai!"

"You...you...why did you suddenly come back?"

"I, the Knights of Torodell, have searched, but the original Golden Law did not record any method for modifying the Primal Life Forge. I'm afraid I cannot perform your transformation, and I apologize for that..."

"Is that so? Haha, it's alright, it's alright."

"But why did you send Tibia to catch crabs for you?"

"Ah, yes, yes, what about the Radiant Stone?" Smarag chuckled. "I don't know either, it was all Agil's idea!"

"Me?" Akiel panicked. "No, no, no, no... You did it too, didn't you? Why are you only blaming me?"

"Fool!" Smarag growled. "It was clearly you, old skeleton, who ordered us to suffer today. Are you only happy when we both get hurt?!"

"I won't feel right if I don't do it this way..."

Tibia was very happy watching it.