Chapter 510: The Shadow of the Thousand Transformer

Chapter 510: The Shadow of the Thousand Transformer

Creatures such as cows, horses, sheep, cats, dogs, and pigs that interacted with humans day and night were the easiest to develop spirituality.

Insects in the wilderness, on the other hand, could hardly satisfy the minimum level of spirituality required for animal conversation.

Matthew wanted to complete the conversation with the 300 animals.

He would definitely have to rely on the small and medium-sized animals in the town or on the farm.

The probability of those creatures in the wild developing spirituality was too low.

Searching one by one was much less efficient than planting trees.

What a pity. This mission is also limited to the vicinity of Rolling Stone Town. It would be great if there were no regional restrictions.

Matthew sighed softly.

There was no limit to the ability to communicate with animals. He could communicate with animals all day long.

The premise was that there had to be a sufficient number of targets.

The rainforest was obviously the best place to complete this mission.

There were tens of thousands of intelligent animals there.

It was easy to complete.

Its still in the initial stage. The intelligent animals in Rolling Stone Town are barely at 300. Im afraid Ill have to open up the area restrictions or find another way.

Matthew thought for a moment.

He remembered that Druids had an ability called the Hand of Enlightenment. This ability could grant an animal temporary spirituality.

In this way, the minimum requirement for animal conversation could be met.

Druids usually used this ability to promote their animal companions or to recommend Natures Soul.

However, this ability was relatively rare. Even ordinary Druids could not master it, let alone mages.

Matthew could only hope that the next time he explored the oak tree domain, there would be an option for related abilities.

He turned off his ability to communicate with animals and ran to the spring-like land to plant three oak trees.

After all this was done.

Matthew had lunch in the cemetery before rushing to the lieges residence.

After Rheagar left, Zeller was the only one left in the office. Matthew was worried that Zeller would not have enough manpower, so he promised to help as much as possible during this period of time.

He arrived at the front door of the lords manor.

What did he say?

Lord Matthew, I didnt mean to steal the fodder from the stable. I just had some financial difficulties at that time.

Can you not tell the Rheagar?

Ill secretly make up for the lack of fodder in the next few days.

Was there such an effect in talking to animals?

Matthew raised his eyebrows and did not say anything in the end. He just patted the knights shoulder and said, He just wants you to eat a lighter diet. But dont forget to feed him.

Then, he walked in.

Only the knight was left looking at the old horse with a complicated expression.

In the office.

Matthew sat in his office and occasionally glanced outside.

Every time he saw that Rheagars seat was empty, he was not used to it.

2 PM.

An owl delivered the letter.

He took it and saw that it was a reply letter from the Silver Council.

The Alliance is so efficient this time?!

Matthew opened the letter and read it once. He frowned slightly.

It was almost as he had expected.

The higher-ups of the Alliance, represented by the Silver Council, were not concerned about what happened in Escana.

Their comments on Storluk Industries were also not worth mentioning.

The tone of this reply was quite polite, but there were only two main contents. First, please seal the dimensional rift as soon as possible to prevent creatures from the outer plane from flowing in.

Secondly, the Seven Saint Alliance was indifferent to the changes in the outer plane. They did not seem to be worried that the Storluk Industries would gain a foothold in the outer plane and advance further into the prime material plane.

The attitude of the Alliances higher-ups puzzled Matthew.

They had chosen to close their doors because of their arrogance.

Or was there something strange behind the principle of never interfering with the outer planes?

Matthew had no way of knowing.

He only knew that it was completely impossible for him to use the power of the Alliance to interfere with the planes..