For more than half a year, Herag is completely acceptable, and he is not qualified to read the content for the time being anyway, so just let Deep Blue analyze it slowly.

As for why only 30% of the mana is spent every day, it is because there is no basic safety in the Moonlight Glade now.

Herag must ensure that he is in good shape at all times to cope with all kinds of unexpected situations.

At least 70% of the mana must be retained in order for the Khrag to have a relatively good combat power.

If you consume too much mana every day in order to analyze the content of the slate, and you can't even cover three shields in case of an accident, it will be dangerous.

"Deep Blue, from today onwards, every time I meditate, I will analyze the contents of the slate, and after consuming 30% of my mana, I will pause."

"The task has been filed."

After arranging the task of parsing the contents of the slate, Herag began to look at the slate from the side.

He did not look directly at the contents of the slate, but stood aside to look at the material of the slate from the side.

At first, he thought that the slate was made of ordinary stone, but he did not examine it carefully at that time.

But now that Herag looked closely again, he saw that the material of the slab was not a simple stone, but felt a bit like a stone containing gold, a stone he had never seen before.

The hardness of the slate was so high that Herag felt it when he pressed it, and I am afraid that even knights would not be able to leave marks on it with their swords.

The words of the great knight are not necessarily, and Herag is not bad, because the big knight has more means, and his strength when he breaks out is very high.

Herag looked back at the strange things that had happened in the town of Canyon, and he had a gut feeling that it had something to do with the slate.

He felt that he had removed the slate and affected Stormwind City, a hundred kilometers away.

Otherwise, it is impossible to explain why the memories of Milo's people have changed, and the contents of the archives have changed, most likely because Herag has moved the slate.

But that was just his guess, and Hellag wasn't sure what the exact reason was.

After observing for a while without seeing any results, Herag put the slate back into the spatial ring.

Early the next morning, Gerag called Ed to drive, and he was going out for a trip.

He was going to go to the Adventurers' Guild in Ryan City, and he didn't have a clue about Moonstone Grass.

The kingdom of Doris was too big for Herag to run a carpet search everywhere.

The first thing that came to his mind was the Adventurers' Association, which was distributed throughout the Karague continent, with many members and many news channels.

The Adventurer's Guild doesn't belong to any kingdom, but it cooperates with every kingdom, and the Adventurer's Guild can be seen in any city.

The Adventurers' Guild in Ryan City, like those in Stormwind, has its own five-story building.

The halls on the first floor are all divided into similar areas, giving Herag the feeling of coming to a chain store.

He found the counter where the task was posted, and after standing in line for a while, it was his turn.

Behind the counter was a young man, who looked to be in his mid-twenties, named Ward.

"I'm going to post a mission to find clues to the Moonstone Grass." Herag pointed out his needs directly.

Ward took a piece of paper, wrote something, and said, "Are there any requirements for the reward and time limit of the mission?" ”

"Ten gold coins, anyone who can provide valuable clues will do. As for the time limit of the mission, I can't say for sure, as long as I get the Moonstone Grass, I don't need this task. Hellag said.

Ward nodded, "Understood, sir." According to the requirements of the Adventurer's Association, you need to charge a handling fee of one-tenth of your mission reward, do you think there is a problem? ”

Herag directly put a gold coin on the counter: "No problem, release the task as soon as possible, and notify me as soon as there is news." ”

Ward put away the gold coin and checked it, then put a piece of paper in front of Herag: "Sir, please fill in the contact address and name, we will inform you as soon as there is news." ”

Once Herag wrote down his current address, the formalities were completed.

Next, the quest will be posted in the quest list of the Adventurers' Guild in Ryan City, and will be visible to all adventurers when browsing quests.

There is great strength in numbers, and with so many members of the Adventurers' Guild, it is always much faster than Herag himself.

After posting the mission, Herag returned to his residence and continued to live without leaving the door.

Every day is spent eating, meditating, and studying, and when the starry sky potion is used up, a new one is refined.

Herag didn't have to worry about the trivial matters of life, Judy and Ed did a good job.

Half a month has passed, and the slave mark on Ed's face has almost disappeared. I believe that in a few days, this mark will disappear completely.

Ed is really grateful to Herag, and he attaches great importance to everything that Helag explains.

Herag even suspected that even if Ed were allowed to die now, Ed would die without asking.

Soon, another half a month passed.

On this day, Herag, as usual, was meditating when he suddenly opened his eyes.

There was a knock at the door, and Ed ran to open it as soon as possible, and saw that the person who came was a young man in his twenties, so he asked, "What's the matter?" ”

The person who came was Ward of the Adventurers' Guild, and he smiled: "Hello, I'm here for Mr. Geraint, and he has news about the mission released by our Adventurers' Guild. ”

Ed listened and said, "Then you wait a minute, I'll go and inform our family." ”

"Okay, thanks." Ward said politely.

By this time, Ed's face had completely returned to normal, and no one would treat him like a slave anymore.

Without waiting for Ed's notice, Herag walked out first.

"My lord, there is a ......," Ed said respectfully.

Herag nodded, "I see." ”

He quickly came to the door and said to Ward, "Got news?" ”

Ward nodded, "Yes, Mr. Geraint, there's news about your mission. ”

"Can you be sure it's true or not?" Khrag asked.

He was afraid that some adventurers would deliberately use false news to deceive themselves in order to covet that little bit of gold. 、

For example, if Herag goes to find a random place and does not find it, it will waste a lot of time and energy.

Ward smiled: "Mr. Geraint, please rest assured, since I have come to inform you, I must have verified the authenticity of the news in advance." I can guarantee that the message must be true! ”

His smile was full of confidence, and his tone was very firm, confident in his news.

"Can I see him? Who took the task. Herag asked.

Since Ward said this, Herag was also a little relieved. An organization as large as the Adventurers' Guild would never have problems in these places.

(End of chapter)