"Clean up the battlefield..."
As the largest Mad Willow fell, the battle here was nearing its end.
Gu Xi released the Ghost Squad and began ordering them to clean up the battlefield.
However, the command was only half given when Gu Xi’s attention was drawn to a longsword stuck in the fallen Mad Willow.
That longsword looked sowhat similar to Danares’ Sword.
However, there were still so differences in the details.
Gu Xi noticed that there was a wolf tooth attached to the handle of this longsword.
[You have co into contact with Domredor’s Sword!]
[Domredor’s Sword (Gray): While a student, Mage Domredor ca into contact with the Sword of Leadership and gained its approval. However, he never learned swordsmanship, believing the sword was already a part of his body, rged with his claws.
During a battle, he drove this longsword into a big tree and infused his mad blood into the tree through the sword, using the plant to suppress the madness in his heart.]
Compared to the previous Danares’ Sword, this longsword did not have such destructive power and did not cause any harm to Gu Xi.
Looking at the tree stump with the Domredor’s Sword before him, Gu Xi turned around and gestured.
"You, co here, take this stump along with the sword to Yalidu City."
After giving the orders, Gu Xi also pondered how many people in that Mysterious Academy had received the Sword of Leadership and gained its approval.
Is it that everyone who is recognized by the Sword of Leadership leaves behind a longsword?
Gu Xi wasn’t aware that such incidents of fake academy treasures were quite common.
Almost every professor graduated from the Crocodile Departnt had such a longsword, after all, that departnt was known for producing Sword Saints.
Just like every Reindeer Departnt graduate professor always had a backpack three to five tis larger than others.
So would learn swordsmanship to conveniently use the longsword.
So even directly beca Sword Saints who only knew Flash Skill.
However, so professors themselves didn’t know how to use a sword. After receiving the longsword, they used it in various other ways.
After the Mysterious Academy disappeared, their swords were left behind instead.
Becoming sothing that could often be seen here.
Gu Xi’s ti here hadn’t been long. If he stayed longer, he might see more similar longswords.
But Gu Xi didn’t know, so he didn’t know.
After his n uprooted the stump, Gu Xi stood by the pit and glanced down.
"One of you, is there sothing below, go help bring it up."
Gu Xi pointed into the pit, asking sowhat uncertainly.
Just as he spoke, a bunch of ghosts jumped down and brought everything from below up.
Gu Xi noticed that one of them was a relatively normal skull, but Gu Xi was sure that it was this thing that had attracted him.
Seeing this skull, Gu Xi frowned, understanding why he had paid special attention to it.
Previously at the Black-robed Skeleton, he initially didn’t want to complete the task but wanted to use the skull way to learn Leadership Skill himself.
The skull he took out then was sowhat similar to this one.
Because this incident had a considerable impact on Gu Xi, he was quick to rember this kind of skull.
Now, seeing a similar skull unintentionally, Gu Xi naturally took notice.
Understanding why he was so excited, Gu Xi imdiately picked up the skull.
As soon as Gu Xi touched the skull, a ssage popped up before him.
[You have obtained the Heritage Skull (Druid)]
[Heritage Skull (Druid): Allows learning of skills exclusive to the Druid class, Werewolf Transformation, can transform into Werewolf for battle, and use the Werewolf Talent Tree (available to other professions)]
Looking at the skull’s information, Gu Xi put it down.
Druid was a class Gu Xi liked quite a bit.
If he didn’t take the path of an Undead Mage, he might have beco a Druid.
However, even if he beca a Druid, he wouldn’t take the transformation path; transforming into a beastly brute wasn’t Gu Xi’s direction.
Even hearing that Papap Bear was invincible under the heavens, Gu Xi was indifferent to such a path.
In his view, if he truly beca a Druid, he’d likely focus on tree planting, using plants or other small animals for combat, and himself, casting a small spell far from the main battlefield.
Gu Xi felt this item was useless, tossing the Heritage Skull up and down in his hand, intending to put it away.
At this point, Gu Xi’s followers brought over other items.
This ti they brought processed Fire Rat Hide and Fire Rat Bones.
Among them was the task item Gu Xi needed, the Fire Rat King’s Fang.
Taking the tooth, Gu Xi was about to have the remaining items sent to Yalidu City.
Unexpectedly, the tooth’s prompt showed Gu Xi sothing different.
[Fire Rat King’s Fang (Gray): The fang of the mightiest Fire Rat King, Fire Rats need to defeat at least a thousand peers to beco a new king, and their fangs are stained with the blood of Fire Rats.
Book buckles made from this fang can keep books dry for a long ti.]
"Looks like Madam Sha didn’t ask for much."
Seeing its attributes, Gu Xi couldn’t help but remark.
If it were true like the Fire Rat King’s fang before him, the two remaining task items of Madam Sha might also be good for protecting or creating books.
These were things Madam Sha couldn’t conveniently find, yet quite needed.
It’s just a pity that Madam Sha is no longer around, and neither is his library.
Shaking his head, Gu Xi turned to the Ghost Squad to give orders.
"Transport all the wood here back too, don’t let the wood here go to waste.
These are great for crafting magic wands..."
Before Gu Xi finished his words, he noticed sothing not right in the Mad Willow Forest; a group of undead seed to be doing sothing there.
"What are you doing?"
Gu Xi curiously went over.
Upon arrival, Gu Xi saw a tree pit clearly uprooted, with nurous black pots scattered around its edge.
Is this? Bone ash?
Looking at the overturned and broken pots with gray-white powder, Gu Xi had a guess.
"What happened here? How was it discovered?"
The undead surrounding couldn’t explain, ultimately, several leading undead bosses gestured for a long ti before Gu Xi understood the situation.
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