73: Chapter 66 Elemental Collapse, Forbidden Magic Domain_3 73: Chapter 66 Elemental Collapse, Forbidden Magic Domain_3 Hefei felt like she was going crazy and figured she wouldn’t need to sleep for many days to come.
The investigation into the Dark Knight had hardly progressed, and now a Death Knight had appeared.
Had these two arranged to meet and prepare for a major event in Lundan?
She immediately contacted the Naturalism Church Headquarters to report the crisis facing Lundan.
The Headquarters took the matter very seriously and dispatched elite members of the Scalpel Organization to investigate the Underworld Great Tomb in Paris and verify the whereabouts of the Death Knight.
The result was that the Death Knight was still in Paris, and the Headquarters asked Hefei to confirm once again whether the news of the Death Knight appearing in Lundan was reliable.
“Why would this happen?
Hefei didn’t believe she had received false information, for among the witnesses there was a mixed-ball husband.
Although the latter’s magic abilities were mediocre, he had plenty of money, broad connections and an extraordinary vision.
One might argue the mixed-ball husband could have been mistaken, but the Butler Megan definitely would not be.
The Death Knight was very real and indeed had appeared in Lundan.
There was no doubt regarding the intelligence from Paris either; Hefei used to lead the Scalpel Organization and trusted her subordinates completely.
The soldiers she had trained would not make a major mistake.
The Death Knight was the exclusive subordinate of the Goddess of Death, one and only one.
It was impossible for two to appear at the same time.
Now, the question was, which of the two Death Knights was the false one?
Hefei tended to believe that the Death Knight was in Paris.
The Underworld Great Tomb was the Death Knight’s lair, and without orders from the Goddess of Death, the Death Knight would not stray from home.
Strategically speaking, with one occupied in Paris and the other in Lundan, the alliance of darkness and death, when put together, would only waste resources.
Unless Lundan concealed something the Goddess of Death particularly cared about, for which she would infringe on her ally’s territory.
The ringing of the phone caused Hefei to shudder; she had recently developed a phobia of the sound.
Every time the phone rang, she would feel palpitations, an increased heart rate, and symptoms like chest tightness, wishing she could smash the phone with a punch.
Unfortunately, that wasn’t an option!
Hefei unbuttoned the top button of her blouse, fanned herself to cool off, and after three to five seconds, picked up the phone expressionless.
As expected, it was probably another incident.
How wonderful, she loved working!
A busy job made her happy!
Moments later, Hefei put down the phone and reclined in her chair, limp and spiritless, exhaling a sigh.
As she had guessed, another incident had occurred.
An elemental collapse happened at the West District Lundan subway station last night, affecting four platforms.
The Mage in charge of the investigation broke into a cold sweat upon entering the scene, hurriedly evacuated his team, and labeled the location of the incident the Elemental Forbidden Zone.
It was terrifying enough to make one think they had entered a Forbidden Magic Domain.
Hefei stared blankly at the ceiling, her mind empty, not wanting to think about anything.
She couldn’t understand how the Windsor Kingdom, which had been fine before, suddenly became riddled with incidents the moment she became the High Priest.
Had the Dragon Blood Curse erupted?
When unhappy, think of others who are more unfortunate; that way, you feel happier.
Hefei thought of her source of joy, Wayne, and pondered relying on her student’s sense of humor for the rest of her life.
She called a carrier pigeon to send a message.
Lately, Lundan wasn’t safe; between the Death Knight and the Elemental Forbidden Zone, it was unfriendly to novice mages like Wayne.
He should lock himself in his room and not go anywhere.
If possible, it might still be timely to return to Enrold Town now; the Butler wouldn’t mind taking care of him for another three months.