A Necromancer Who Just Wants to Plant Trees

Chapter 907: The Purgatory's Daughter's Order

Barthor was a terrifying existence who had once unified the Nine-Tier Purgatory.

He was more powerful than any devil in Purgatory, but he was unlucky enough to run into a peak Calamity Mage and was eventually sealed under the Bridge of All Life.

The power contained in the blood essence he left behind was naturally unimaginable!

"Are you sure that's Barthor's aura?"

Matthew didn't dare to be negligent.

Rheagar nodded his head lightly.

"I wasn't sure at first, but after the recent quarrels, I realized that the aura she revealed when she lost control of her temper was exactly the same as my sister's.

"Well, it was Lutisia, the current queen of the Suki Kingdom. She had the purest Barthor bloodline of the Suki Family.

"However, compared to Sif, even Lutisia's Barthor aura wasn't as strong.

"I can basically confirm that Sif's body has an extra drop of Barthor's blood compared to the normal Suki members.

"This drop of blood will give her endless power, but it might also cause her to be consigned to eternal damnation. Only that ambitious Melinda would do such a thing. Damn it…"

Rheagar's face was filled with uneasiness and annoyance.

At this moment, Matthew finally understood the dilemma in Rheagar's heart.

His daughter had suddenly grown up and wanted to be independent.

Facing Sif's sudden power, Rheagar lost confidence in himself.

He was most worried that Sif would go astray.

" In the end, I'm still too weak. If I had the strength of a Legend, I would have the confidence to guide her on the right path, but I don't…

" I really shouldn't have wasted all these years. If I had worked hard, I might have become a Legend by now."

Rheagar hugged his head and cried out.

Zeller walked over and kicked him.

" Wake up. With your talent, if you work hard, you'll only be Li Weiqi.

"You might not even be as good as him…"

Rheagar protested,

"Maybe I really have the talent to become a Legendary Warrior?"

Zeller rolled his eyes and fell silent.

Matthew muttered,

" If that's the case, Sif's decision to go to the Floating City was actually a very correct one. She might be worried that she wouldn't be able to control the power in her body, and she needs a legendary mage or warlock to help lead the way."

Rheagar helplessly slumped onto the sofa.

"You're right.

"But I just feel terrible.

"And I'm worried that she'll suffer if she goes out alone. What if she's like me and has no sense of direction?"

Matthew immediately interrupted Rheagar's resentment.

" So the most important thing now is to find Sif and send her to Floating City through proper channels."

Rheagar gritted his teeth as if he was still unwilling.

Zeller came over and patted him on the shoulder.

"It's time to admit your old age, Rheagar.

" You can't tie her to your side. As Matthew said, finding her a better teacher is the best choice."

Rheagar retorted,

"I'm not old yet!"

Zeller laughed coldly.

" Yesterday, you had an affair with the wives of the nobles from Red Mountain in the changing room of the official posthouse. The average time was less than seven minutes.

"And this is under the condition of smearing that sword oil!

"This will never be the standard you used to have, Regar!"

Rheagar's face turned red, and he immediately defended himself,

" That's because their husbands are nearby."

Matthew was dumbfounded.

Zeller waved his hand dismissively.

" Those nobles willingly offered their women to Rheagar in exchange for some of their inherent interests in Red Mountain.

" In the beginning, Rheagar pretended to be unwilling to accept it, but those nobles expressed that it was the custom of Red Mountain to offer their wives to the lord they were loyal to. If Rheagar could not lower himself, then they would be very afraid and would not dare to stay in Red Mountain any longer.

"So he happily went along with it.

" However, from the expressions of those noble ladies after the incident, I'm afraid his performance could only be said to be passable."

Rheagar could not refute.

He could only continue sighing.

Matthew blinked.

" So, do you agree to let Sif go to the Floating City or not?"

Rheagar said dejectedly,

"So what if I don't agree?

"Let her go, Matthew. Please find her a good teacher. Just tell me how much it costs."

Matthew nodded.

Since Rheagar had spoken, he was naturally willing to help the father and daughter reconcile.

But before that.

He had to find Sif first.

It was not difficult for the mages of the Alliance to find someone, but to find a teacher.

Just as Matthew was thinking about who to find to divine Sif's whereabouts.

Rheagar suddenly pulled Matthew's sleeve.

"Do you think I still have a chance to become a Legend if I start working hard now?"

Matthew wanted to say that it was unlikely.

However, he suddenly remembered that he seemed to have an invisible title of legendary mentor.

So he said,

"Try it. I think you have a good chance."

Rheagar's eyes lit up.

"Then I'll start increasing the intensity of the training now!

"I'll have to leave Sif to you!"

Matthew agreed readily.

Then, he smiled and left the lord's office.

"Barthor's blood?

"This is really something to look forward to…"

Unknowingly.

Matthew quickened his pace.

Through the portal of the Cauldron House, Matthew spent a lot of money to arrive at the northernmost floating city for the first time.

He did not wander around the legendary floating city.

Instead, he immediately found the person he wanted to visit.