……

"No, I don't have to."

After getting a negative reply from Ella.

Matthew had to regretfully continue:

"It may be that I made a mistake, but I really feel that this greenhouse is still far from the seed base I imagined, especially in terms of space."

"And I said that you can divide it into batches, and you don't have to rush it."

However, Ella has shown more stubbornness than ever before.

She said seriously: "No! Matthew, Nature's Soul does what it says, you wait, after tonight, all the seeds will sprout! ”

As she spoke, she flapped her wings and flew to the first seed shed.

A faint smell of nature came out, and Ella worked energetically.

"Is she the arrogant nature soul you told me about earlier? Doesn't look like a bad guy. ”

Peggy asked with interest.

Matthew nodded approvingly:

"She's certainly not a bad person, in fact, the vast majority of nature spirits are good friends, they're just blinded by stereotypes and discriminatory against my profession, but it's not their fault, necromancers do tend to be bad."

In fact, Matthew quite likes to deal with nature spirits, and this liking can even be extended to most druids.

Their joys, sorrows, and sorrows are written on their faces, like is like, hate is hate, and there are not so many swords hidden in laughter and honey belly swords.

"So with this child laborer, does that mean I don't have to be in charge of the greenhouse in the future?"

Peggy asked, expectantly.

Matthew smiled lightly:

"Ella is just here to help, she's new to here, and there are still a lot of details that are unclear, and she needs you to teach her, and she still can't do without you here for the time being."

Peggy glanced at her mouth:

"Well, I knew that the necromancer wouldn't let me go as a free laborer."

Matthew smiled and handed over an irregular crystal that emitted white light.

"This month's salary."

Peggy's soul fire instantly turned into the shape of a smiley face:

……

"Oh, Matthew, you're the kindest necromancer I've ever met!

I bet other necromancers won't pay their salaries on time like you!

When I was in the Golden Pit, I had a friend who was a contract creature with a weird old man, and he told me that the damn necromancer not only wanted him to be at the forefront of the fight, but he also asked him to help him take a bath during the day, and he did a lot of deviance during the process!

It suspected that the necromancer was molesting it, but it had no evidence and no ability to resist because it had signed a contract.

Every time I came across it, it came to me to discuss how to pout the necromancer.

Unfortunately, in the end, it didn't work out.

The last time I saw it was after it had gone through a terrible battle.

That's when it almost lost bones from vital parts of its body.

I was worried about its condition, but it smiled and told me that it wasn't without good news—at least he was in a state of sham, and the old man wasn't going to let him take a bath in this situation, right?

Later it turned out that it was right, but only partially.

The necromancer really didn't molest it anymore.

Instead, he unloaded the bones from all of its body in front of it, and gave them to the other skeletons.

The extra bones were broken down into bone meal, and even the last of the soul fire was used by him to light the lamp.

It's disgusting!

Ah, sorry, I'm talking a little too much, but I'd like to say one more thing-

Thank you, Matthew! ”

……

Matthew listened quietly.

"I think what I'm doing should be the bottom line of a person with a living conscience, so you don't have to thank me extra, Peggy."

"But I'm curious, how did you know what happened to your friend?"

Peggy hesitated, her soul swaying a little:

"Uh, maybe I'm telepathic with it? Anyway, I saw those images when it was dying.

It's scary, I thought that being an undead creature should stop being afraid of death, but that's not the case.

I'm still scared of the loss of my sense of self.

Every time I think back to what I saw, I feel terrified......"

Speaking of which.

Peggy's soul flickered violently.

Her voice trembled violently.

Matthew's face changed, and he hurriedly put a hand on Peggy's back:

……

"Hey, Peggy, don't remember those bad things!

Do you remember what I said to you when I took you out of the Golden Pit?

We'll do it!

I am now in good shape with the Spirits of Nature, and even the Moonlight Goddess has blessed me.

I think I'm on the right path!

Next, it only takes time to have a chance to solve the mystery that bothers you.

But before that, you have to be strong, you can't be trapped by yourself! ”

……

Matthew said as he tried to soothe Peggy's agitated emotions.

He gently hugged Peggy's cold skeleton.

A violent wave of sadness flooded into Matthew's mind.

He gritted his teeth and supported Peggy with a strong will.

This picture should be beautiful.

It's a pity that there is a difference in height between the two, and the painting style is a little wrong.

……

Long.

Peggy is finally freed from that intense, sad emotion.

"Thank you, Matthew, for helping me again."

Peggy's soul fire gradually stabilized, and her tone returned to calm:

"It hadn't happened in over a year since that bad feeling just now, and I thought I was out of that nightmare, but it still didn't let me go."

Matthew has become accustomed to this situation.

He had just signed Peggy's meeting, and he was going to get sick almost every other week or so.

Later, Matthew brought her to live in the main material realm, and slowly got better.

"What kind of picture did you just see?"

Matthew asked softly.

"It's about the same as last time, on a boundless grassland, countless Minotaur corpses, the ground is black, and the grass is dripping blood."

Peggy recounted in a steady tone.

"Maybe that's the most memorable memory of your life."

Matthew speculated.

"Perhaps."

Peggy's mood recovered quickly, and she even took the initiative to make a joke about Matthew:

"You're holding me so tightly!"

Matthew subconsciously let go quickly, and then reacted, looking at Peggy angrily and funny.

"Oh, Matthew, you're so gentle."

Peggy smirked:

"But to be honest, I'm really a little moved, if I hadn't died, I would have wanted to marry you!"

Matthew just wanted to answer.

Right now.

The two of them invariably felt a stunned gaze on them.

Matthew looked sideways.

"You—Have you reached the point where you're talking about marriage?"

Ella said incredulously.

……

……

The Hive of the Wild Worm, Level 4.

After a not-so-fierce battle, the skeletons were slowing down the battlefield.

Matthew, on the other hand, looked seriously at the languishing Ella next to him - this stubborn nature spirit was forcibly taken from his post by Matthew after ripening a quarter of the oak seeds.

If it weren't for that, he was worried that the other party would die suddenly in his shed tonight.

"Are you feeling better?"

Matthew asked with concern.

"It's much better, don't underestimate the recovery ability of the Soul of Nature!"

Ella replied weakly.

However, her mental state is much better than when she first entered the hole.

The Moonhazy Glade is her home.

Here, her energy and energy that has been expended will be replenished quickly.

"That's good." Matthew pondered the wording:

"Actually, the scene you saw earlier was a misunderstanding......

Ella was suddenly excited.

"Matthew, you're not going to kill someone, are you?!"

She looked nervously at the other party:

"The goddess will be staring at you!"

Matthew rubbed his temples and said helplessly:

"I'm going to kill my mouth, and I definitely won't wait until now!"

Ella let out a sigh:

"That's good, that's good.

Don't worry too much, Matthew, I can understand - no, I can't!

But I know that there are many necromancers who have feelings for their summons.

I have to say that according to the aesthetic standards of the Minotaur, Peggy is an out-and-out beauty, at least the bone appearance is great! ”

Speaking of which.

She paused for a long time before she forced a certain emotion and said:

"I'll bless you."

Matthew slapped his head, yes, he couldn't wash it.

"The host...... The host, there is a hard shell turf ......"

A Bing's side suddenly came with an intermittent thought.

Matthew's heart moved.

He dodged the pile of corpses of the Madger on the left side of the road.

came to the other side where Ah Bing was.

Over here.

Lying was the corpse of a disemboweled human infected, and the injuries were seen by Ah Bing's own hands.

The corpse contained a hard-shell notebook, presumably falling out of the infected's pocket.

There are also hundreds of gold coins scattered around the book, which means that the infected person was once wealthy.

Matthew didn't come closer.

In the hierarchical division of labor of the Wild Zerg, the average infected person is only stronger than the larvae crawling out of the worm sac, but an infected body is often parasitic with more than a dozen larvae.

Once killed, they must be dealt with properly to prevent future troubles.

"Bing, bring the book."

Matthew ordered.

Ah Bing did so without hesitation.

Burst!

A larva suddenly emerges from the infected's eye socket and jumps straight to Bing's thigh bone.

Sou!

The shadow of the sword flashed.

The soldier sliced the larva in two pieces in mid-air with unerring precision.

Meanwhile.

He also completed the squat pick-up movement.

Matthew took the notebook, wiped the blood and pus from the cover with a rag, and then looked at it.

The size of the notebook is only a little larger than the palm of Matthew's hand.

The cover is a gold pink pattern, somewhat resembling some kind of cuneiform script.

Matthew felt that the pattern was familiar, but he couldn't recall it for a while.

He opened the cover.

However, the bloodstained first sentence shook his body—

……

"The Empire ordered us to study psionic energy aboard the Aurora, but the terrible bugs destroyed everything......

……

It wasn't the content that moved Matthew.

It was the word 'empire' that finally sparked the association in his mind.

He finally understood why the pattern on the cover looked familiar!

"This is the hallmark of the Antu Empire? I remember that the Antu Empire was the villain of the game in the previous life - almost all of the monsters in the copy were related to their laboratories scattered all over the universe! ”

Matthew's heart was full of emotion.

His previous judgment was correct, he did travel to the game world, at least in the same multiverse!

Think of it.

He couldn't wait to look down!

……