It's so hard being a hero!

"Ah."

Amelia nodded and shifted her eight legs slightly.

"But I have one condition."

"What conditions?"

"The environment of the new home cannot be too much worse than here."

Amelia's mental strength carried a hint of seriousness.

"I need enough space, enough prey, and a stable magical environment for my people to survive."

"That's no problem."

Sophia nodded quickly.

"My teacher will help you find a suitable place."

"besides."

Amelia continued.

“After I move, humans can no longer follow me. If they dare to follow again, I will not back down.”

"Don't worry about that."

Sophia patted her chest.

"My teacher will help you set up a magical barrier, so that ordinary people can't get close at all."

Amelia stared at her for a few seconds, then let out a low hiss.

"Alright, it's settled then."

Sophia stood up and dusted herself off.

"I'll go back and tell my teacher to come and help you move as soon as possible."

"and many more."

Amelia called out to her.

Sofia turned around.

"what happened?"

"Your name is Sophia, right?"

Amelia's mental energy carried a hint of curiosity.

"Ah."

"Sofia."

Amelia repeated the name, as if engraving it into her memory.

"I've got it."

She paused.

"If you need help in the future, you can come to me anytime. My spiritual power will always retain your mark, so you can find me no matter where I move."

Sophia paused for a moment, then grinned.

"Alright, then I won't stand on ceremony."

She turned around, squatted down, and placed her hands on the ground.

Earth-attribute magic: Earth-burrowing.

The soil and rocks underfoot parted to the sides again.

Sofia glanced back at Amelia.

"Wait for my news."

After saying that, she jumped into the passage and disappeared into the mud.

Amelia lay on the ground, her eight deep red eyes fixed on the spot where Sofia had disappeared, staring for a long time.

Then she let out a low hiss, a sound that echoed through the vast cave, making the hanging spider silk tremble.

"An interesting human cub."

She murmured to herself, her mental energy fluctuations carrying a warmth she herself was unaware of.

"It's really interesting."

Chapter 41 Like a God

After leaving the Spider Kingdom, Sofia returned to her home in Kyle City as quickly as possible.

Meanwhile, Frey was sitting leisurely in the courtyard, chatting with Bethys.

The two were chatting and laughing, seemingly reminiscing about how Frey and the others had rescued Besis and Solot back then.

By the way, although they look about the same age, they are actually almost twenty years apart.

Saint-level cultivators can maintain their physical youth entirely through magic power and battle qi, and can live to be two hundred years old even if they do nothing.

"Teacher, Mom, I'm home."

Sofia descended from the sky and landed in the courtyard.

When Bethys saw Sophia return, she smiled, then got up and left.

"Well, how did it go? Did the Spider Queen agree?" Frey asked.

Sophia nodded.

"It went more smoothly than expected. The queen is quite reasonable and knows when to back down; she agreed to move."

Frey chuckled.

"In that case, let's prepare to take action. Delay could lead to unforeseen circumstances, because we can't be sure when they will make their move."

Speaking of this, Sophia was indeed quite worried, because the lord was already making preparations. If they acted ahead of time and poured large amounts of oil into the various mines, it would be a huge blow to the Spider Kingdom.

At that point, the conflict will be fully ignited, and mediation will be impossible.

So Frey and Sofia began to choose a location, one that was as far away from human activity as possible and yet rich in resources.

Otherwise, if you just dump them anywhere, what will they eat?

Frey held a map of the entire Delos Empire and then used time-travel magic to examine each location.

After spending half a day, they finally chose a place: the Northmar Mountains, located between the Delos Empire and the Orc Empire.

This area is a vast mountain range, rich in resources and large enough in size.

However, this place is inhabited by a large number of monsters of different races. If the Spider Kingdom moves here, it will definitely face competition from other races.

So after deciding on the location, Sofia visited the Spider Queen again and asked her if she minded competing with other races.

The Spider Queen laughed when she heard this. Any race that wants to become strong needs enough food, and competition is an essential part of that.

So she nodded without any hesitation.

After obtaining the Spider Queen's consent,

The next moment, a spatial rift suddenly opened up beside Sophia, and a figure walked out of the rift.

Of course, Frey arrived.

The moment Amelia saw Frey appear, her enormous body visibly stiffened.

The eight legs instinctively pulled back half an inch, a primal reaction of alertness.

The blonde woman who suddenly appeared before her was so strong that she couldn't even muster the courage to fight, given how easily she could traverse space.

Sofia could sense Amelia's fear.

"Don't be afraid."

Sophia quickly offered a reassuring remark.

“This is my teacher, Frey, the one I told you about, the powerful one who knows spatial magic.”

After hearing this, Amelia stared at Frey for a while before slowly relaxing.

"Little girl."

"Your teacher is very strong; he's probably reached the limit of the current world."

Sophia smiled but didn't explain further.

Frey's face was expressionless.

"Are you the king of this place?"

Upon hearing this, Amelia extended her mental energy towards Frey and tentatively touched her.

Frey did not refuse, nor did she release any magical pressure; she simply accepted the contact calmly.

"Yes, esteemed human powerhouse."

“My name is Amelia, and I am the mistress of this underground kingdom,” Amelia replied respectfully.

Frey nodded.

"Have all your people gather in this area, don't spread them out. I'm about to cast a spatial spell."

After she finished speaking, she opened her palm, and a ball of light blue magic surged from her palm, condensing in the air into a three-dimensional diagram of the underground cave structure.

"The space in the new home is limited, and if it's too scattered, it's not convenient for me to move everything at once."

Amelia stared at the 3D diagram for a few seconds, then let out a piercing screech.

The hiss, amplified by her magic, spread outwards layer by layer, quickly reaching the entire spider kingdom.

Then, spider monsters of varying sizes converged on the direction of the palace from all directions through the holes.

They climbed down the rock face with nimble and orderly movements, like a well-trained army.

Before long, the core area of ​​the palace was teeming with spider monsters.