"I believe Mr. Felen has just regained a body and there are many things he needs to adapt to. Moreover, the Endless Wilderness is still under the control of the Tukan People and is in a chaotic and dangerous state.
I do not doubt Mr. Felen’s abilities, but it’s best to make thorough preparations before heading to the Soaring Dragon Empire. Before that, this manor can serve as your sanctuary.
Not even the Shadow Masters or the Divine Nature Incarnation of the Lord of Shadow dare to easily spy on this place.
Of course, this depends on Mr. Felen’s own wishes. From now on, you are already a free man, free to co and go as you please.
If you insist on going to the Soaring Dragon Empire alone, I will not forcibly stop you."
Gaven suggested to the Shadow Assassin.
What they see now is only the superficial aspect of Light and Shadow Inversion; there must be deeper abilities.
However, at the mont the Complete Resurrection Spell took effect, the connection between Felen and Weizemay Manor weakened significantly. Although not completely severed, it was no longer under 100% control as before.
At the very least, Gaven could no longer force him to reveal information he was unwilling to share.
Moreover, the other party must also be fully aware that even the Shadow Assassin is now facing new things.
"Please, General, call Shadow Theodore in the future," the Shadow Assassin corrected.
He did not question Gaven’s arrogance, because not long ago, he personally witnessed the Lord of Shadow, Mask, being turned away at the door.
This event dealt a fatal blow to his original beliefs.
I believe those Shadow Thieves who escaped from the Shadow Nest are not much better off than he is.
The Lord of Thieves, who they thought was omnipotent, not only lost, but lost to a mortal. Is such an existence still worthy of their following?
Will they also one day be able to control power beyond the True Gods?
Without much hesitation, Shadow Theodore directly refused: "Thank you for your kind offer, General, but I still wish to proceed to the Soaring Dragon Empire at once.
The chaos, while inherently dangerous, also harbors countless business opportunities.
Once the situation stabilizes and rchants begin to flock in, I, alone, will not have much competitive edge."
Clearly, the Shadow Assassin is not soone content with solitude. His desire to head to the Soaring Dragon Empire is not rely to avoid the Shadow Master Guild, but also to seize the opportunity to establish his own influence.
"Since your mind is set, I will not insist on keeping you. Estelle, take Mr. Shadow Theodore to select so suitable equipnt; we’ll get you back to the Eastern Region, and then send you straight into the Endless Wilderness." Gaven did not insist.
The one thing he has no shortage of is the True Wraith. Since it’s proven that this thod is feasible.
Unraveling its secrets is not a difficult task.
"Thank you, General," Shadow Theodore expressed his gratitude respectfully.
That the other party can keep his promise is sothing he is incredibly grateful for; he does not dare to ask for more.
After Estelle took the Shadow Assassin away, Gaven assigned a task to Daphne, "This Light and Shadow Inversion will be your key subject from now on.
See if it can be integrated with the Shadow Wing Guild to further enhance their abilities."
At Gaven’s level, many matters he no longer handles personally, delegating them to specialists instead.
Daphne, both a Dark Priestess proficient in the use of corresponding Dark Powers and a leader of the Shadow Wing Guild, is perfect for spearheading this effort.
Already intrigued, Daphne shared her brilliant ideas, "I don’t know if this Light and Shadow Inversion will aid our Shadow Wing, but it is very beneficial for establishing the Shadow Land Troops.
Not only because their use of shadows far exceeds that of ordinary people, their shadows are extraordinary, possibly made of light.
Once they have the ability to manipulate light or store sunlight, they can unleash unexpected effectiveness in the dark."
This speculation is not baseless but drawn from the series of traits the Shadow Assassin had previously displayed.
"A very bold hypothesis, but it still needs careful verification,"
Gaven continued to arrange, "As for the Castle of Shadows, apart from the treasury, you are free to use the remaining functional buildings, just make sure to docunt it."
The number of ghost troops in the Weizemay Manor increases by the day, but the managent difficulty does not increase much.
After all, it is not a true God Kingdom where every soul must be converted into a Petitioner.
Most who co here are in a state of death’s dormancy, serving as the foundation of the Shadow Power.
Only those above the Transcendent level are qualified to remain conscious and beco part of the Weizemay Manor’s operations.
Such entities are not too many nor too few, just surpassing three thousand at present.
The Shadow Legion, which Gaven frequently mobilizes, is also among them, with a total number around a thousand; it emphasizes quality over quantity, sufficient to handle most battles.
A mature operational model is already in place, with plans laid out by him naturally executed by others with efficiency beyond outsiders’ imagination.
With his return to Battle Valley, once affairs in the Weizemay Manor are concluded, he inevitably has to show himself to the lieges; as for accumulated governntal affairs, there are none at all.
The impedint to Felen’s mobility and the backwardness in communications only applies to ordinary people.
Once one’s Professional Level surpasses the Transcendent, they enter a world vastly different from the conveniences brought by modern technology.
This is taken to an extre with Gaven, who naturally takes full advantage of it.
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