East of the Great Ice Sea, it’s impossible to teleport. The Soaring Dragon Empire strictly regulates teleportation, except for a few large cities that have transmission arrays; individuals basically cannot cast teleportation spells.
Even if the Shadow Master Guild pursues to the Kartu Continent, they won’t be able to send too many people there, whereas I have so connections and influence over there.
"No wonder trade between the Felen Continent and the Kartu Continent is so infrequent. Turns out it’s because of this. In this case, the Golden Road becos even more indispensable." Gaven, not surprised but pleased, said, "So, you’ve been to the Soaring Dragon Empire?"
For Gaven, who desires to walk the Path Clergy, this is good news rather than bad. He wishes for the exchange between the two continents to be more difficult.
If this is the case, the Golden Road is more worth investing his efforts into, making it easier for him to beco an indispensable presence, and helping him gather faith and wealth.
"Yes," the Shadow Assassin explained, "Although the Shadow Master Guild hasn’t directly entered Far Eastern trade, they often implant their own people into those caravans.
Supervising their trade, collecting intelligence along the way, facilitating their business endeavor; I’ve run three tis back and forth, spending more than three years in the Soaring Dragon Empire altogether."
"If your mind is set, once we leave the Shadow Demi-plane, I will let you go. Is there anything you need my help with?" Gaven did not change his previous promise due to the Shadow Assassin’s manifested understanding of the Soaring Dragon Empire.
No matter how well he knows the Soaring Dragon Empire, how can he know better than those Soaring Dragon People?
He previously didn’t collect much information about the Soaring Dragon Empire because not only did he not have the ti, but he also had no use for it.
Now that the Tukan Army is surrounded on all sides, thoroughly solving this is only a matter of ti, allowing him to start preparing for so things.
The Shadow Assassin thought for a mont and said, "If possible, I would like to ask His Excellency the General to resurrect .
Walking as a True Wraith outside is convenient but also has many restrictions.
Once in the Soaring Dragon Empire, a slight carelessness will have those monks subduing and exterminating as a demon or ghost."
"Resurrection? Can a True Wraith be resurrected?" Gaven asked in surprise.
Despite having nurous True Wraiths under him, he never considered this issue.
The Shadow Assassin confidently replied, "Yes, but doing so will reverse the light and shadow, making the original shadow the true body, and the true body the shadow. Ordinary resurrection spells can’t be used; only the Complete Resurrection Spell can reshape the body."
"There’s such a thing, let’s go and try it now." Gaven’s interest was imdiately piqued.
He’s quite curious to know exactly how this light and shadow reversal happens and what the difference is.
With Gaven’s command, a dark sheen enveloped Weizemay Manor, driving out all the shadows, and then the Shadow Power began to converge.
When the sunlight shone on the manor, Weizemay Manor had already returned to the Three Rivers District in Battle Valley.
Whereas the Shadow Demi-plane saw the dispersion of Shadow Power, leaving nothing behind; not only Weizemay Manor vanished, but the spot where the Shadow Nest was located beca flat ground, and soon, nurous shadows surged over, completely covering it as if nothing had occurred.
The late winter’s cold sunlight shone on the manor without any hint of warmth, only endless chill that targeted not the body but directly pierced into the soul.
Every shadow cast here beca unusual, misaligned with their entities, especially the main castle, where a huge castle’s shadow lay upon the ground.
Except for those shadows coming and going, not a single living person could be seen here.
Weizemay Manor now has gained its reputation, and residents of Battle Valley absolutely won’t co near within two kiloters of it.
Gaven had adjusted his mindset and no longer sought to turn Weizemay Manor into a place for living people.
It bears the Undead Divinity, destined to beco a paradise for the Undead.
Gaven turned to Daphne and said, "How is your study of the Complete Resurrection Spell going?"
The Complete Resurrection Spell is a Ninth Ring Spell.
Eighteen Professional Levels are required to cast it, just recently t by the Dwarves Elf Priestess.
However, eting the spellcasting requirent is one thing; being able to cast it is another.
Spellcasting requires a lot of ti and energy for research.
Many spellcasters find their highest spell level mismatched with their professional level, and Gaven is a typical example.
Recently, with various wars breaking out, his influence in The Eastern Desolation skyrocketed, and despite most of his professional experience being absorbed by the Milestone of Destiny, the remaining fraction was sufficient for his professional level to rise rapidly.
Compared to when he first ca to The Eastern Desolation, he has already risen three levels.
But he never found ti to delve into Psychic Magic Spells, let alone regular spells.
All his spellcasting abilities have stagnated.
It’s closely related to his vast resources and overly powerful equipnt.
When they were enough to resolve all battles for Gaven, his need to study spellcasting wasn’t too urgent, so things were postponed continuously.
Daphne confidently said, "This is the Priest’s expertise. After mastering Ninth Ring Spells, I quickly grasped it. After all, it’s just an upgraded version of the Revival Spell, relatively simple to study."
By comparison, the Dwarves Elf Priestess is the qualified spellcaster, and she highly values her spellcasting abilities even if she can incarnate into Nightshadow.
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